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SUMMARY:U3: Measurement and Design: Wearable Tech to Medical Simulations
DESCRIPTION:Enhancing Efficiency in Medical Simulations: The Impact of Obj
 ective Feedback on User Interface Design\n\nDespite central venous cathete
 rization being a very prominent procedure, more than 15% of people have re
 ported a complication (Taylor & Palagiri, 2007). These complications are d
 irectly linked to the physician's experience. To combat this problem, more
  advanced training is needed for residents. Howe...\n\n\nAva Knaf, Sanaz M
 otamedi, Jason Moore, and Scarlett Miller (Pennsylvania State University)\
 n---------------------\nPulse Rate Variability From Wearable Wristwatches 
 as a Surrogate for Heart Rate Variability? We Think Not Yet\n\nHeart rate 
 variability (HRV), derived from ECG, is a validated biomarker of fatigue, 
 but its application in real-world settings is limited by cumbersome hardwa
 re. Pulse rate variability (PRV) from photoplethysmography (PPG) offers a 
 promising alternative, especially using wrist-worn devices. However...\n\n
 \nAditya Shanghavi, Jeevan Jayasuriya, Yuxin Cai, and Ranjana Mehta (Unive
 rsity of Wisconsin - Madison)\n---------------------\nEvaluating the Usabi
 lity and Ergonomic Impact of Paper-Based Wearable Electronics in Construct
 ion\n\nThis study evaluates the usability and acceptance of paper-based we
 arable electronics (PBWE) for real-time fatigue monitoring in construction
  settings. Though effective, traditional sensors like electromyography (EM
 G) electrodes are often invasive, rigid, and environmentally unfriendly. P
 BWE offers ...\n\n\nOluwaseun Olabode, J. Alfredo Ocegueda, Ramses Martine
 z, and Behzad Esmaeili (Purdue University)\n\nTrack: Usability and System 
 Evaluation\n\nSession Chair: Michelle Rusch (Iowa State University)
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