Cost-Minimized E-Health Service for Identification of Mental Stress related Heart Rate Changes

Many studies reported various e-health service systems. We considered mobile device based e-health service system and application using portable ECG sensor and mental stress measuring questionnaire. Recently, a stress response inventory (SRI) questionnaire has been devised to score personal events o...

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Main Authors: Jinho Kim, Chan-Hyun Youn, Desok Kim, Jong-Min Woo, Suntae Jung
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Biosensors
Costs
Educational institutions
Heart rate
Heart rate detection
Human factors
Psychology
Regression analysis
Sensor systems
Stress measurement
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Summary:Many studies reported various e-health service systems. We considered mobile device based e-health service system and application using portable ECG sensor and mental stress measuring questionnaire. Recently, a stress response inventory (SRI) questionnaire has been devised to score personal events occurred during the past two weeks that may influence the status of mental stress levels. However, high cost of the service is a serious problem, so we tried to develop low cost e-health service model without accuracy decrease using relation of heart rate and SRI scores. Therefore, we sought to identify mental stress factors in the SRI questionnaire that were associated with heart rate changes. Multiple regression analysis was performed to detect subsets of SRI questions that showed significant relationships with heart rates (p-value
DOI:10.1109/ISSMDBS.2007.4338303