Validation of a smartphone application for the measurement of heart rate during exercise

Vasconcelos, Gustavo César; Damorim, Igor; Santos, Tony Meireles; Lima, Thiago Barbosa; Santos, Rodolfo; Lima, Adriano de Almeida de; Damasceno, Vinícius de Oliveira

doi:10.5114/hm.2020.89911

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“…We support scientific approaches to ways to optimize controls in physical education using information systems (Koryahin, Blavt, Vanivska, & Stadnyk, 2020;Vasconcelos, Damorim, Santos, Lima, Santos, Lima, & Damasceno, 2020). Our research is consistent with reports (Aadahl & Jorgensen, 2003;Koryahin & Blavt, 2018) that the automation of the process of obtaining and processing control information contributes to improving the speed of receipt, reliability and objectivity of information and its analysis in real time and significantly reducing the time lost on the implementation of control.…”

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confidence: 87%

“…Nowadays, the possibilities of introduction of innovations in the control of physical education are being given increased attention in the works of specialists of the industry. Trends in the use of new controls in physical education to improve its effectiveness are discussed in the works (Gasser & Hoppeler, 2015;Vasconcelos, Damorim, Santos, Lima, Santos, Lima, & Damasceno, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The range of devices with optical HR measurement technology is quite common in publications (Fedorov, 2018;Hotra, Mahlovanyy, Mykytyuk, Ivakh, & Politanskyi, 2019). It is on the basis of optical sensors that smartphones, bracelets-trackers, watches have been developed, and all the major companies are expanding the line of HR monitors with models with optical sensors (Vasconcelos, Damorim, Santos, Lima, Santos, Lima, & Damasceno, 2020). However, the development of information systems today allows to implement the processing of the pulse signal by many available methods using a wide range of technical means.…”

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Integration of Information Systems in the Control of Heart Rate in the Process of Physical Education

Koryahin

Mykytyuk

Turchyn

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Teor. metod. fiz. vihov.

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The study objective. Substantiation and implementation of the heart rate monitoring tool, developed on the basis of information systems for the rapid registration of cardiac rhythm during exercise. Material and Methods. The study was implemented at the theoretical and empirical level. The basis of the study is the use of a set of theoretical methods: scientific analysis and synthesis, comparison, systematization, induction and deduction, generalization. The following methods of empirical research were used: description, empirical comparison, technical modeling, sphygmographic method of registration of pulsograms. Results. According to the results of the search activity, a device designed to monitor heart rate in real time was presented. To implement the new electronic method and heart rate monitor of the functional state of the cardiovascular system, an optical block that eliminates the subjective determination of control results associated with the probability of errors was created. The use of an optical unit provides a fast dynamic picture of heart rate measurement, since the unit uses an optical sensor. Spectral characteristics of blood, which change under the influence of physical activity, were used for heart rate registration. Positive characteristics that ensure the quality of real-time HR monitoring procedures using the developed device in addition to high technical parameters are: high level of sensitivity, wide dynamic range, harmonized frequency response, linearity of conversion, note also non-invasiveness, security in application, low energy consumption signal, and transformations that do not affect or distort the control results. Conclusions. The use of information systems in heart rate control ensures the accuracy of the measurement information and the correspondence between the degree of scientific reliability and practical value of the obtained results.

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Integration of Information Systems in the Control of Heart Rate in the Process of Physical Education

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“…They can be used as a rehabilitation, therapeutic, adherence and strength training application for those individuals with disabilities and disorders (13,23,45), they can be used for measuring various body functions during exercise (heart rate for example) (53), and online applications can have many other uses with youth sports, strength and conditioning and physical therapists.…”

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Developing a protocol for an online exercise programme for cerebral palsy clients using 'Physitrack'

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Background: Children and adolescents with Cerebral Palsy (CP) often receive exercise programs to assist in therapy, habitual exercise, exercise motivation and rehabilitation. Adherence and motivation to exercise programs are two necessary components to achieve exercise goals but can be challenging to accomplish due to difficulties in acquiring novel motor skills, leading to poor performance in daily living activities and restricted participation. The advancement and accessibility of technology show successful integrations in other special populations of games and applications (apps) (i.e., Virtual reality (VR)). However, the use of task-specific online exercise programs/apps within the CP population is unknown. Methods: The literature review (Chapter 2) systematically searched and reviewed three main areas critical to this thesis: 1) exercises for CP clients, 2) uses of online apps/technology, and 3) reviewed relevant outcome measures. Data from the literature review was used to develop a protocol for a Randomised Control Trial (RCT) (Chapter 3). Results: Eleven studies were identified, and data was extracted regarding technology used, the frequency, intensity, time, and type (FITT) principle and associated outcome measures. This information was then used to develop an evidence-based training protocol using the Physitrack app that will serve as the basis of a future RCT. The protocol developed in Chapter 3 was submitted to the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research for further research into technology-specific interventions for CP exercise programs. Conclusion: An 8-week individualised training program delivered using the Physitrack app, which evaluates clinical and non-clinical outcome measures would provide a robust and easy-to-follow program to reduce burnout/frustration/drop out of caregivers and CP clients. The impact of COVID-19 lockdown resulted in the main study RCT being a protocol as participants for the study were unable to be recruited. A future direction for this thesis would be to complete the RCT protocol in Chapter 3.

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Validation of a smartphone application for the measurement of heart rate during exercise

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Integration of Information Systems in the Control of Heart Rate in the Process of Physical Education

Integration of Information Systems in the Control of Heart Rate in the Process of Physical Education

Developing a protocol for an online exercise programme for cerebral palsy clients using 'Physitrack'

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