Vincent M Quinten (Vincent Quinten)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Emergency Department

Convolutional Neural Network

Heart Rate Variability

Machine Learning

Top Venues

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)

Scandinavian journal of trauma, resuscitation and emergency medicine

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Publications

Linda Büker, Michel Hackbarth, Vincent M Quinten, Andreas Hein, Sandra Hellmers
Towards comparable quality-assured Azure Kinect body tracking results in a study setting-Influence of light. PloS one 19 (8) (2024)
Lisa Happe, Marie Sgraja, Vincent M Quinten, Mareike Förster, Rebecca Diekmann
Requirement Analysis of Different Variants of a Measurement and Training Station for Older Adults at Risk of Malnutrition and Reduced Mobility: Focus Group Study. JMIR aging 7 (2024)
Linda Büker, Michel Hackbarth, Vincent M Quinten, Andreas Hein, Sandra Hellmers
Towards comparable quality-assured Azure Kinect body tracking results in a study setting-Influence of light. PloS one 19 (8) (2024)
Linda Büker, Vincent M Quinten, Michel Hackbarth, Sandra Hellmers, Rebecca Diekmann, Andreas Hein
How the Processing Mode Influences Azure Kinect Body Tracking Results. Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) 23 (2) (2023)
Linda Büker, Vincent M Quinten, Michel Hackbarth, Sandra Hellmers, Rebecca Diekmann, Andreas Hein
How the Processing Mode Influences Azure Kinect Body Tracking Results. Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) 23 (2) (2023)
Linda Büker, Vincent M Quinten, Michel Hackbarth, Sandra Hellmers, Rebecca Diekmann, Andreas Hein
How the Processing Mode Influences Azure Kinect Body Tracking Results. Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) 23 (2) (2023)
Vincent M Quinten, Matijs van Meurs, Tycho J Olgers, Judith M Vonk, Jack J M Ligtenberg, Jan C Ter Maaten
Repeated vital sign measurements in the emergency department predict patient deterioration within 72 hours: a prospective observational study. Scandinavian journal of trauma, resuscitation and emergency medicine 26 (1) (2018)
Vincent M Quinten, Matijs van Meurs, Maurits H Renes, Jack J M Ligtenberg, Jan C Ter Maaten
Protocol of the sepsivit study: a prospective observational study to determine whether continuous heart rate variability measurement during the first 48 hours of hospitalisation provides an early warning for deterioration in patients presenting with infection or sepsis to the emergency department of a Dutch academic teaching hospital. BMJ open 7 (11) (2017)