Perspectives on Sensorization in Nursing Homes
Author Information
Author(s): Holmes Sarah, Doran Kelly, Balogun Zainab, Kim Yoon Chung, Davis Lewis, Zimmerman Luke, Yus Roberto, Reynolds Tera
Primary Institution: University of Maryland
Hypothesis
What are the stakeholder perspectives toward sensorization in the nursing home?
Conclusion
Stakeholders have unique perspectives on sensorization that can inform future research and implementation in nursing homes.
Supporting Evidence
- The study identified staff stress reduction as the top priority goal for sensorization.
- Additional goals included resident fall prevention and improving staff workflow and efficiency.
- Stakeholders expressed concerns about data sharing and privacy related to sensor use.
Takeaway
This study asked people in nursing homes what they think about using smart devices to help care for residents, and they shared important ideas about how to make it work better.
Methodology
The study included observations, structured surveys, and qualitative interviews with nursing home stakeholders.
Participant Demographics
Participants included nursing home leaders, care staff, residents, and family members.
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