An eHealth System for Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment Based on Accelerometer and Pressure Data

Table 2

Monitoring data per patient. Age, pressure ulcer risk according to Braden, monitoring period, ratio of active time in bed , number of manually documented nutrition, and activity items as well as a comment are shown.

ID	Sex	Age [y]	Pressure ulcer risk	Monitoring period [d]	Measuring period [h]		manual items/d; nutrition/activity	Comment
01	M	79	23	105	941	0.11	0.3/0.2
02	W	73	23	53	691	0.32	0.1/0
03	W	74	23	84	692	0.45	0.2/0.1	Abnormal belt pos.
04	W	56	11	131	1586	0.25	0/0
05	W	62	22	98	1173	0.21	0.1/0.1
06	M	20	10	75	29	0.40	11.0/10.3	Phases 1 and 2
07	W	90	17	0	0293	N.A.	0/0	Surveillance
08	W	93	14	21	157	0.43	0/0	Deceased
09	W	91	23	56	469	0.32	0/0
10	M	82	21	33	403	0.12	0/0
11	W	81	19	0	0	N.A.	0/0	Techn. problems
12	M	84	18	41	566	0.30	0/0
13	M	41	23	56	1087	0.11	0/0
14	W	90	22	43	53	0.39	0.2/0.1
Mn.	N.A.	73	19	57	579	0.28	0.90/0.83	N.A.
Std.	N.A.	21	5	39	483	0.12	3.08/2.97	N.A.