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Activity diagrams give valuable information/notification on
circadian rhythm changes

Toilet visits (number) Movement (h) In bed (h)

10 2.5 11
2 10
8
1.5 9
6 1 8
7
4 0.5 6
0
2
17.9. 21.9
0 27.9. 3.10. 9.10 27.9. 3.10. 9.10 17.9. 21.9 27.9. 3.10. 9.10
17.9. 21.9

Assessing a resident’s physical health and functional capacity is an essential part of care work and the implementation of good care
– and it can be improved. Elma® Detection provides real time, high-quality information to support decision-making and enhances
the alignment of resident’s needs and services.

This information is especially important after a resident has moved into her/his new environment, which in many cases change the
resident’s circadian rhythm with restlessness, stress, and nervousness, which is not always seen during the night hours.

Elma® resolves many unanswered questions on residents’ behaviour, especially residents with dementia, i.e. anxiety, depression
and stress.

Elma® reveals if the resident is Bed behaviour and motion
sleeping peacefully or if they are detection in real time
in need of extra care and calming
down – allowing the possibility of Elma® provides vital information on how residents move
eliminating routine visits. All this when they lie in their bed. In order to minimise disturbance to
is provided in the form of digital the residents, the night shift staff can do a digital surveillance
supervision. of the wards before starting their routine checks to see who
is active and avoid disturbing those who are resting (except
those who need medicine or other assistance). Elma® can
also help prevent bed sores by tracking the hours without
movement and alerting the staff via the user interface.

Elma® UI reveals residents’
resting statuses and residents
lying still in bed for too long

Resident is moving in bed

Resident is resting in bed

Resident is lying still in bed for too
long (compared with the threshold
values in the UI)

Patented / Patent pending
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