Research progress of wearable technologies in monitoring and self-management of patients with epilepsy

doi:10.3761/j.issn.0254-1769.2023.19.018

Abstract

Abstract:

Epilepsy is a common neurological disease. There are about 10 million epileptic patients in China，proposing a great health-care challenge for the treatment and self-management. The advantages of wearable technologies in the condition of epilepsy are mainly reflected by strengthening management，health warning，improving decision-making，and then reducing management costs and improving efficiency. Therefore，this paper will review the current application of wearable technologies in self-monitoring and management of epilepsy patients，early warning of sudden epileptic death，the improvement of self-management effect and medical compliance，as well as the acceptance of wearable technology among epileptic patients and other stakeholders. This paper will also analyze and discuss potential challenges of its promotion，providing a reference for optimizing the management of epilepsy patients.

Key words: Epilepsy, Monitor, Self-Management, Wearable Technology, Review, Nursing Care

摘要：

癫痫患者的治疗、管理以及满足其自我管理需求是卫生保健工作的巨大挑战。可穿戴技术在癫痫管理中应用的优势主要体现在加强管理、健康预警和改进决策等方面，具有降低癫痫管理成本、提高管理效率等作用。该文对可穿戴技术在癫痫患者监测、癫痫意外猝死的预警、提高自我管理效果及服药依从性方面的应用现状以及癫痫患者及其他相关者对可穿戴技术的接受度进行综述，分析在国内癫痫患者中推广可穿戴技术面临的挑战，旨在为优化癫痫患者的管理提供借鉴。

关键词: 癫痫, 监测, 自我管理, 可穿戴技术, 综述, 护理

ZHANG Shanshan, CHANG Hong. Research progress of wearable technologies in monitoring and self-management of patients with epilepsy[J]. Chinese Journal of Nursing, 2023, 58(19): 2422-2426.

张珊珊, 常红. 可穿戴技术在癫痫患者监测及自我管理中的应用进展[J]. 中华护理杂志, 2023, 58(19): 2422-2426.

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