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Remote Monitoring of Physiology in People Living With Dementia: An Observational Cohort Study.

Michael C B DavidMagdalena KolankoMartina Del GiovaneHelen LaiJessica TrueEmily BealLucia M LiRamin NilforooshanPayam BarnaghiParesh A MalhotraHelen RostillDavid WingfieldDanielle WilsonSarah J C DanielsDavid James SharpGregory Scott
Published in: JMIR aging (2023)
We present findings from a study of the physiology of people with dementia recorded remotely on a large scale. People with dementia and their carers showed acceptable compliance throughout, supporting the feasibility of the system. Our findings inform the development of technologies, care pathways, and policies for IoT-based remote monitoring. We show how IoT-based monitoring could improve the management of acute and chronic comorbidities in this clinically vulnerable group. Future randomized trials are required to establish if a system like this has measurable long-term benefits on health and quality of life outcomes.
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