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Promote increased mobilisation among inpatients

Certified medical device (CE-marked)

Introduction

SENS motion® increases physical activity for admitted patients

  • ✔️Motivates the patient by visualizing goals and expectations on a tablet next to the bed
  • ✔️Provides a data-based overview of the patients' physical activity for the healthcare professional
  • ✔️Improved dialog about physical activity between the healthcare professional, the patient and relatives
  • ✔️Increased compliance of data-driven management
SENS motion sensor

Pilot Package

Try SENS motion® for 3 months – It is easy, and support is free of charge

Try SENS motion® for 3 months and experience the positive effect on patients. It is easy and quick. Complete package for only 19.995 DKK.

Pilot package is an introductory offer that gives the possibility to use SENS motion in a clinical ward for 3 months with up to 120 patients.

12 Re-usable sensors

Loan of 10 Tablets

140 Sensor's Patches

Support included

Motivational App

Motivational visual feedback from the app increases the patient's self-activation

  • ✔️Motivates the patient to be more active by using elements of gamification and nudging
  • ✔️The patient walks a visual tour through Copenhagen visiting various attractions
  • ✔️The patient can continuously track her/his own progress, goals, and expectations
  • ✔️The patient and healthcare professional can access more information using a detailed history view to facilitate dialog and follow up
Screens from the SENS motion motivational app

How to use SENS motion® – For Healthcare

Attach Sensor to the patient

1. A discrete sensor patch is placed on the thigh of the patient at admission.

Sensor Measures physical activity

2. The sensor records physical activity and daily rhythm throughout the stay.

Follow Physical Activity Progress on the bedside tablet

3. A bedside tablet lets the patient follow goals and progress in real time.

A tool for the patient and healthcare professionals
Support Dialogue

4. Highlights the importance of activity and tracks motivation and compliance.

Data Overview

5. Provides live and historical activity dashboards for clinical decisions.

Case Highlight

Bispebjerg Hospital: Increased out-of-bed time of hospitalized patients

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Bispebjerg Hospital have in a recent study increased time out of bed for elderly hospitalised patients by 51 minutes per day using SENS motion developed by the Danish start-up SENS Innovation.

Many patients are inactive 18–20 hours a day in the hospital bed, and body functions decline rapidly during hospitalisation. Therefore, rehabilitation while hospitalised is crucial to avoid loss of independency, decline of quality of life and re-hospitalisation.

Project supported by the Association of Danish Physiotherapists, RegionH VihTek, Bispebjerg Hospital – Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy and SENS Innovation ApS.

Case highlight collage

Clinical Evidence

SENS motion® increases physical activity for admitted patients

  • ✔️Each year more than 600.000 elderly patients above the age of 65 are hospitalised (2)
  • ✔️Elderly hospitalised acute patients spend on average 70–90% of their time in bed and spend only 3–5% of their time either standing or walking (1)

Key finding: 100 steps per day reduces the risk for readmissions with 10% (9).

Elderly patients

Research has shown that even shorter periods of inactivity cause a reduction in physical fitness and muscle mass (3). Compared to younger patients, elderly patients have reduced ability to recover after periods of physical inactivity (4). This also affects the patient’s ability to perform daily living (ADL) activities as well as degrading their perceived quality of life (5).

Physical inactivity is a strong factor prolonging the disease and rehabilitation period (7), increasing the risk of sequelae leading to hospital (re)admission (6). With an increase of just 100 steps taken per day the risk of readmission is reduced with approximately 10% for elderly hospitalised patients (8).

References

  1. Nina Beyer et al. “In acutely admitted geriatric patients offering increased physical activity during hospitalization decreases length of stay and can improve mobility” (Nov. 2017)
  2. Statistics Denmark, February 2019
  3. J Appl Physiol 108: 1034–1040, 2010
  4. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2003;51:451–458
  5. Pedersen, Klarlund B, 2015
  6. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2004;52:1263–1270
  7. Lancet 2009;373:1874–1882, J Nutr Health Aging. 2016;20:738–751
  8. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. September 2016 (Steve R. Fisher et al.)

Pilot package

Pilot package offer: 19.995 DKK for use in 3 months in a clinical ward.

Call +45 2623 8234 or fill out the contact form, then we will contact you as soon as possible.

Equipment

  • Loan of 10 tablets
  • Loan of 12 reusable sensors
  • 140 patches for mounting the sensor
  • The equipment is delivered in a practical suitcase

Implementation & Service

  • Training of staff
  • Local setup of the system
  • Free data export
  • Data analysis
  • Quality management
  • Support is included

Specifications

  • Reusable sensor
  • Accurate measurements
  • No sensor charging
  • User-friendly design
  • Discreet patch that can last up to 14 days
  • Automatic data transfer from sensor to database