Table III.
EBPH category and HSH/HCH technology type for included studies
| AUTHOR | EBPH CATEGORY | TECHNOLOGY TYPE* | IRB/CONSENT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kawarada (1998)[35] | Emerging | Phys, Fx | - |
| Dario (1999)[36] | Emerging | Cog/Sen | - |
| Glascock (2000)[37] | Emerging | Fx | ✓ |
| Kawarada (2000)[38] | Emerging | Phys, Fx | - |
| Sixsmith (2000)[39] | Promising | Fx | - |
| Ogawa (2002)[40] | Emerging | Phys, Fx, Saf | - |
| Ohta (2002)[41] | Emerging | Fx | - |
| Chan (2005)[42] | Emerging | Fx | ✓ |
| Kelly (2005)[43] | Effective (1st) | Fx, Saf, Sec, Cog/Sen | - |
| Alwan (2006)[44] | Promising | Phys, Fx, Saf | ✓ |
| Fujimura (2007)[45] | Emerging | Fx, Soc | - |
| Glascock (2007)[46] | Promising | Fx | - |
| Tamura (2007)[47] | Emerging | Phys, Fx | ✓ |
| Tomita (2007)[48] | Effective (1st) | Fx, Sec, Cog/Sen | ✓ |
| Brownsell (2008)[49] | Effective (1st) | Fx, Saf, Sec, Cog/Sen | ✓ |
| Demiris (2008)[50] | Emerging | Phys, Fx, Saf | ✓ |
| Diermaier (2008)[51] | Emerging | Fx | - |
| Rahal (2008)[52] | Emerging | Fx | - |
| Rantz (2008)[53] | Promising | Phys, Fx, Saf | ✓ |
| Mahoney (2009)[54] | Promising | Fx, Saf | ✓ |
| Noury (2009)[55] | Emerging | Fx | ✓ |
| Otjacques (2009)[56] | Emerging | Cog/Sen | - |
| Rantz (2009)[57] | Promising | Phys, Fx, Saf | ✓ |
| Skubic (2009)[58] | Promising | Phys, Fx, Saf | ✓ |
| Junnila (2010)[59] | Emerging | Phys, Fx, Soc | ✓ |
| Kim (2010)[60] | Promising | Fx, Sec | - |
| Riche (2010)[61] | Emerging | FX, Soc | - |
| Etchemendy (2011)[62] | Emerging | Soc | ✓ |
| Kaye (2011)[63] | Promising | Fx | ✓ |
| Lee (2011)[64] | Emerging | Fx, Soc | - |
| van Hoof (2011)[65] | Promising | Fx, Saf, Soc, Cog/Sen | ✓ |
Technology types and their functions[25]: 1) Physiological monitoring (Phys) - collection and analysis of physiological measurement data such as vital signs; 2) Functional monitoring/Emergency detection and response (Fx) - collection and analysis of functional measurements data such as general activity level or falls; 3) Safety monitoring and assistance (Saf) - collection and analysis of environmental hazard data such as flooding and notification of floods; 4) Security monitoring and assistance (Sec) - detection of intruders and notification of identified threats; 5) Social interaction monitoring and assistance (Soc) - collection and analysis of data pertaining to social interactions and technologies that facilitate social interactions; 6) Cognitive and sensory assistance (Cog/Sen) - compensate for sensory deficits, give reminders or task instructions.