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Date 22-25 March 2010

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PervasiveHealth 2010 - message from the technical program chairs

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Session 1: Human motion with accelerometers

Toward free-living walking speed estimation using Gaussian Process-based Regression with on-body accelerometers and gyroscopes

User-friendly system for recognition of activities with an accelerometer

Comparison of accelerometer-based energy expenditure estimation algorithms

Session 2: Patient and user needs

Embedded assessment of aging adults: A concept validation with stakeholders

Acceptance and use of a social robot by elderly users in a domestic environment

Training social problem solving skills in adolescents with high-functioning autism

Assessing asthma management practices through in-home technology probes

Session 3: Applications

Mobile Music Touch: Vibration stimulus in hand rehabilitation

Mobile phone based drunk driving detection

Towards developing effective Continence Management through wetness alert diaper: Experiences, lessons learned, challenges and future directions

Session 4: Self monitoring

Improving activity classification for health applications on mobile devices using active and semi-supervised learning

Salud!: An open infrastructure for developing and deploying health self-management applications

A system for unobtrusive in-car vital parameter acquisition and processing

Session 5: Health care user needs

A comparative evaluation study of basic interaction techniques for PDAs in point-of-care situations

Technology acceptability for medical assistance

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