Using talking lights to assist brain-injured patients with daily inpatient therapeutic schedule.
Using talking lights to assist brain-injured patients with daily inpatient therapeutic schedule.
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使用说话灯协助脑损伤患者进行日常住院治疗计划。
DOI：
10.1097/00001199-200106000-00007
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2001
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KanoalaniMayer,EA
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Burke,DT;Leeb,SB;Hinman,RT;Lupton,EC;Burke,J;Schneider,JC;Ahangar,B;Simpson,K;KanoalaniMayer,EA
目的：测试脑损伤患者使用患者定位和看护（PLAM）系统帮助他们遵守治疗时间表的能力。参与者：5名获得性脑损伤患者，他们是康复医院急性康复楼层的住院患者。测量：在引入PLAM系统之前和之后，测量引导患者到达预定治疗目的地并确保到达预定治疗目的地所需的人工提示数量和不需要提示的治疗会话的比例。结果：使用PLAM系统，人工提示的平均数量下降了50%以上，不需要提示的会话数量从7%增加到44%。结论：本文中描述的PLAM系统似乎是可行的和有用的获得性脑损伤患者在没有工作人员的协助下，协助他们到达治疗目的地。
Objectives:To test the ability of patients with brain injury to use a patient locator and minder (PLAM) system to assist in their adherence to therapy schedules.Participants:Five patients with acquired brain injury who were inpatients on an acute rehabilitation floor of a rehabilitation hospital.Measures:The number of human prompts necessary to direct a patient to, and ensure arrival at, a scheduled therapy destination and the proportion of therapy sessions requiring no prompting was measured both before and after the introduction of the PLAM system.Results:With the PLAM system, the average number of human prompts dropped by more than 50%, and the number of sessions requiring no prompting increased from 7% to 44%.Conclusion:The PLAM system described in this article seems feasible and useful for patients with acquired brain injury in assisting them with arrival at their therapy destinations without the assistance of staff.