Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Busyness(also: Activity Level, Activity Intensity)
- In the telecare literature, busyness is a coarse-grained measure of overall domestic activity — typically the count of ambient sensor firings per room per time period — used as a proxy for a resident's level of engagement with their home environment, without attempting to…
- Health Data Visualization(also: Health Data Display, Patient Data Visualization)
- The presentation of personal health information — such as blood glucose levels, blood pressure readings, activity data, or medication schedules — in visual formats including graphs, charts, trend lines, and indicators designed to help patients understand and manage their health…
- Lifestyle Modelling(also: Lifestyle Monitoring, Lifestyle Modeling)
- Lifestyle modelling is the correlation of a person's observed day-to-day activities — sleeping, eating, moving between rooms, interacting with objects — with inferences about their well-being, usually using data from ambient sensors in the home. In accessibility and…
- Remote Monitoring(also: Remote Patient Monitoring, RPM, Remote Care Monitoring)
- Remote monitoring is the collection of health, activity, or environmental data from a person in their own home or community setting and its transmission to carers, clinicians, or family members at a distance. In a disability and ageing context, remote monitoring overlaps…
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