BACKGROUND AND AIM:Fall injuries are responsible for significant disability among elderly[1]. Exergames based on full body movements provide a challenging opportunity for training and evaluation of postural control[2], but affordable sensor technology and algorithms for assessment of whole body movement patterns are scarce. Aim: to evaluate the suitability of Kinect, an affordable motion captur...

The COVID-19 global pandemic has challenged the entire academic community (and whole world) to adopt new and creative ways of making progress. Most conferences have now organized at least one fully virtual event, often including keynote lectures, paper presentation sessions, poster even social events. However, when core one’s event is a collection competitions among physical robots, what can be...

remained unsung beyond the AI community. AI’s integration into the fabric of everyday life has had tremendous impact, but the public may not recognize its many roles or understand its fundamental goals. In response, AI Magazine has developed a poster to help educate students, faculty, and the public about AI and to spur them to find out more about the field. The poster’s design was based on inp...

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of an educational poster on elementary school health teachers' knowledge about emergency management of traumatic dental injuries. MATERIALS AND METHODS Before poster presentation, a questionnaire was distributed to 40 health teachers (30 in the study group and 10 in the control group). One month after poster distribution, the subj...

This paper describes the use of posters both as a strategy for self-directed learning and also to evaluate how effectively students creatively interpreted subject content. Third-year psychology students undertook poster assignments to represent their individual learning outcomes, presenting their posters within seminar groups accompanied by brief explanations. Both the students and the lecturer...

BACKGROUND This study investigated the impact of an appearance-based compared with a traditional health-based public health message for healthy eating. METHODS A total of 166 British University students (41 males; aged 20.6 ± 1.9 years) were randomized to view either an appearance-based (n = 82) or a health-based (n = 84) fruit promotion poster. Intentions to consume fruit and immediate fruit...

and Poster Guidelines CI posters must demonstrate the impact of an idea on nursing process improvements, patient education, patient care, staff education, or leadership strategies. Generally, they describe the effect of an idea on nursing practice. CI Abstract/Poster components:  Titleconveys the project’s significance.  Purposestates overall goals and outcome objectives of the project  Back...

Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) and Parkinson’s disease (PD) can be difficult to distinguish in the early stages. This study assessed the utility of neuropsychological assessment in this differential diagnosis among 22 male patients, 15 of whom had PD and seven of whom had PSP. All patients had been diagnosed by clinical neurologic exam and SPECT scan. A battery of tests was administered t...

This paper shows the fuzzy analogical reasoning for medical diagnosis in modeling how an expert reasons. Normally this process involves imprecision and so, medical entities are modeled using fuzzy sets. The diagnostic for a patient is obtained by a syntactic similarity or the similarity grade to a previous case. It is shown the results of an expert system implementation in rheumatology Poster D...