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Amenomori et al., 2018 - Google Patents

A method for simplified hrqol measurement by smart devices

Amenomori et al., 2018

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8194075415329297120
Author
Amenomori C
Mizumoto T
Suwa H
Arakawa Y
Yasumoto K
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Wireless Mobile Communication and Healthcare: 7th International Conference, MobiHealth 2017, Vienna, Austria, November 14–15, 2017, Proceedings 7

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Health-related quality of life (HRQOL) is a useful indicator that rates a person's activities in various physical, mental and social domains. Continuously measuring HRQOL can help detect the early signs of declines in these activities and lead to steps to prevent such …
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