The Assessment of 24-Hr Physical Behavior in Children and Adolescents via Wearables: A Systematic Review of Laboratory Validation Studies
The Assessment of 24-Hr Physical Behavior in Children and Adolescents via Wearables: A Systematic Review of Laboratory Validation Studies
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通过可穿戴设备评估儿童和青少年 24 小时身体行为:实验室验证研究的系统回顾
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2022
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U. Ebner
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M. Giurgiu;C. Nigg;Janis Fiedler;Irina Timm;Ellen Rulf;J. Bussmann;C. Nigg;A. Woll;U. Ebner
Purpose: To raise attention to the quality of published validation protocols while comparing (in)consistencies and providing an overview on wearables, and whether they show promise or not. Methods: Searches from five electronic databases were included concerning the following eligibility criteria: (a) laboratory conditions with humans (<18 years), (b) device outcome must belong to one dimension of the 24-hr physical behavior construct (i.e., intensity, posture/activity type outcomes, biological state), (c) must include a criterion measure, and (d) published in a peer-reviewed English language journal between 1980 and 2021. Results: Out of 13,285 unique search results, 123 articles were included. In 86 studies, children <13 years were recruited, whereas in 26 studies adolescents (13–18 years) were recruited. Most studies (73.2%) validated an intensity outcome such as energy expenditure; only 20.3% and 13.8% of studies validated biological state or posture/activity type outcomes, respectively. We identified 14 wearables that had been used to validate outcomes from two or three different dimensions. Most (n = 72) of the identified 88 wearables were only validated once. Risk of bias assessment resulted in 7.3% of studies being classified as “low risk,” 28.5% as “some concerns,” and 71.5% as “high risk.” Conclusion: Overall, laboratory validation studies of wearables are characterized by low methodological quality, large variability in design, and a focus on intensity. No identified wearable provides valid results across all three dimensions of the 24-hr physical behavior construct. Future research should more strongly aim at biological state and posture/activity type outcomes, and strive for standardized protocols embedded in a validation framework.
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4.1
作者:
Bassett DR Jr;Rowlands A;Trost SG
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Trost SG
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3.1
作者:
Jeffreys,ReneeM;Inge,ThomasH;Jenkins,ToddM;King,WendyC;Oruc,Vedran;Douglas,AndrewD;Bray,MollyS
通讯作者:
Bray,MollyS
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4.1
作者:
Choi L;Liu Z;Matthews CE;Buchowski MS
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Buchowski MS