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Identifying Hypoxia in Elderly Patients Living in Health-Assistive Smart Homes

Contributor: Dr. Roschelle Fritz

Authors

Jolene Minor, RN, RN-BSN Student
Roschelle Fritz, PhD, RN

Summary

The 65 and over population will double by 2030. The majority of these older adults will be managing 2 or more chronic illnesses. The CASAS Smart Home in a Box (SHiB) detects motion patterns of older adults with chronic illness so health-assistive proactive interventions can be taken.

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