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The Nursing Home Behavior Problem Scale
Journal of Gerontology, 1992Nursing home patients frequently have serious disturbances of behavior that can lead to use of chemical or physical restraints. To support research into better management of these problems, we developed the Nursing Home Behavior Problem Scale (NHBPS), a 29-item inventory of serious behavior problems designed to be completed by nurses and nursing ...
W A, Ray +3 more
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The Journal of Social Psychology, 1930
Resume L'analyse experimentale des facteurs influencant et determinant le comportement de certains insectes sociaux types en revenant chez eux, tels que les abeilles de ruche, n'a ete basee que recemment sur des observations quantitatives. Plusieurs investigateurs, surtout von Frisch, ont montre que l'excitation visuelle, l'odorat, et la maniere dont ...
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Resume L'analyse experimentale des facteurs influencant et determinant le comportement de certains insectes sociaux types en revenant chez eux, tels que les abeilles de ruche, n'a ete basee que recemment sur des observations quantitatives. Plusieurs investigateurs, surtout von Frisch, ont montre que l'excitation visuelle, l'odorat, et la maniere dont ...
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Identification of inactivity behavior in Smart Home
2008 30th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2008To help elderly people live independently at home, the TIMC-IMAG laboratory developed Health Smart Homes called 'HIS'. These smart Homes are composed of several sensors to monitor the activities of daily living of the patients. Volunteers have accepted to be monitored during 2 years in their own flats.
J, Poujaud, N, Noury, J-E, Lundy
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The Medical Home and Integrated Behavioral Health
Pediatrics, 2015The patient-centered medical home (PCMH) is at the hub of transformative changes to address the triple aim of reducing health care costs, improving the patient experience, and bettering population health. In May 2013, the PCMH research conference, sponsored by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Veterans Health Administration, and the ...
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Behavior-based assistive robotics for the home
2001 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. e-Systems and e-Man for Cybernetics in Cyberspace (Cat.No.01CH37236), 2002This paper presents ongoing research on assistive service robotics for health-care and home applications. The whole control system is based on a behavior-based architecture that integrates reactive behavior into a task driven structure. Efficient and natural robot communications are promoted by employing the user's perceived object color names.
Q. Meng, M. H. Lee
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Managing the Behavioral Problems of Dementia in the Home
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1991The majority of persons with dementia are cared for in the home by family and friends. The goals of treatment in this setting are to maximize the quality of life of the demented person and minimize burdens on the caregiver. Behavioral problems are common with dementia and can lead to significant caregiver burden.
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Detecting Abnormal Behaviors in Smart Home
2019 IEEE 16th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems Workshops (MASSW), 2019Recent popularity of smart home devices, due to the widespread use of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, has enabled infinite possibilities to provide people with more convenient, safe and healthy life experiences. Among various ideas and applications in smart home environments, the problem of abnormal behaviors detection arises people's attentions ...
Yonghua Yu +7 more
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Changing behavior to maintain a healthy home
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2000Multidimensional strategies involving interpersonal interaction, strategic alliances and targeted use of the media have been shown experimentally to be the most effective behavioral change programs. Health providers need to communicate with schools and community groups, as well as work with product manufacturers and consumer and health organizations ...
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Dorsomedial Forebrain Ablations and Home Loft Association Behavior in Homing Pigeons
Brain, Behavior and Evolution, 2008In a series of experiments which involved only short distance experimental releases (800 m or less and within view of the home loft), it was demonstrated that dorsomedial forebrain ablated pigeons generally failed to reassociate with their home loft if the postablation experimental release took place soon postablation or if during the time between ...
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Correlates of Disruptive Behaviors in Nursing Homes
Journal of Aging and Health, 1994This study reexamines factors associated with the occurrence of disruptive behaviors using a representative sample of nursing home residents in Rhode Island in 1984-1985. Four indicators of disruptive behaviors are examined using multivariate methods: evidence of any disruptive behaviors, abusive behavior, wandering, and noisiness. Results are compared
W D, Spector, M E, Jackson
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