TY -的AU -彼得斯,格里高利Andrew AU -黄,马修·L AU -约瑟夫约书亚W非盟-桑切斯,莱昂D PY - 2019 DA - 2019/10/2 TI -脉搏变异性在急诊医师转变:飞行员横断面研究乔- JMIR Mhealth Uhealth SP - e13909六世- 7 - 10 KW -急诊医学KW -倦怠KW - photoplethysmography KW -急诊医师KW -医生健康KW -压力KW -心率变异性KW -脉搏变异性AB -背景:近年来，医生职业倦怠的高流行率，特别是在急诊医学领域，已经引起了全国的关注。在工作中测量压力的客观手段可以促进减压干预措施的研究，可穿戴式光容积脉搏波(PPG)技术已被提出作为一种潜在的解决方案。然而，使用低负荷可穿戴生物传感器来研究急诊医生(EP)的培训和临床实践仍未经过测试。目的:本试点研究旨在(1)确定记录EP换位光容积脉搏波数据的可行性，(2)评估这些数据的质量，(3)从获得的数据集中计算标准脉搏率变异性(PRV)指标，并在一学年的过程中检查这些变量的模式。方法:共有21名EP在9小时轮班的急诊科临床工作中手腕佩戴PPG生物传感器。录音在学年的第一季度收集，然后在同年的第四季度再次收集以进行比较。计算每次可用数据收集的总体速率。计算这两个时间点的标准脉搏率(PR)和PRV指标并输入学生t检验。结果:超过400小时的数据被输入到这些分析中。 Interpretable data were captured during 8.54% of the total recording time overall. In the fourth quarter of the academic year compared with the first quarter, there was no significant difference in median PR (75.8 vs 76.8; P=.57), mean R-R interval (0.81 vs 0.80; P=.32), SD of R-R interval (0.11 vs 0.11; P=.93), root mean square of successive difference of R-R interval (0.81 vs 0.80; P=.96), low-frequency power (3.5×103 vs 3.4×103; P=.79), high-frequency power (8.5×103 vs 8.3×103; P=.91), or low-frequency to high-frequency ratio (0.42 vs 0.41; P=.43), respectively. Power estimates for each of these tests exceeded .90. A secondary analysis of the resident-only subgroup similarly showed no significant differences over time, despite power estimates greater than .80. Conclusions: Although the use of PPG biosensors to record real-time physiological data from EP while providing clinical care seems operationally feasible, this study fails to support the notion that such an approach can efficiently provide reliable estimates of metrics of interest. No significant differences in PR or PRV metrics were found at the end of the year compared with the beginning. Although these methods may offer useful applications to other domains, it may currently have limited utility in the contexts of physician training and wellness. SN - 2291-5222 UR - https://mhealth.www.mybigtv.com/2019/10/e13909 UR - https://doi.org/10.2196/13909 UR - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31579017 DO - 10.2196/13909 ID - info:doi/10.2196/13909 ER -