T/CSRS 003-2023 The evaluation system and technical standards for combining objective and subjective assessments of elderly sleep quality
T/CSRS 003-2023 The evaluation system and technical standards for combining objective and subjective assessments of elderly sleep quality
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Scope: This document specifies the terminology and definitions, abbreviations, equipment components, and requirements of the evaluation system and technical standards for the clinical objective and subjective assessment of sleep quality in the elderly. This document is applicable to the clinical assessment of sleep quality in the elderly. Main technical content: This standard targets the elderly population and innovatively proposes an evaluation system combining clinical objective and subjective assessments. The main implementation schemes include subjective evaluation of insomnia disorders, subjective evaluation of sleep-disordered breathing, and other subjective evaluation techniques of sleep quality; objective evaluation techniques consist of sleep assessment technologies based on non-contact radiofrequency sensors and breathing movements, and screening and diagnosis technologies for sleep-disordered breathing based on blood oxygen and radiofrequency sensors; finally, the subjective and objective evaluation results are integrated by a sleep quality evaluation fusion module to output the final evaluation results. The subjective evaluation module uses subjective evaluation scales and corresponding devices to assess the subjective severity and causes of insomnia disorders, subjective symptoms and disease-related quality of life of SBD patients, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, and rapid eye movement behavior disorder. The sleep assessment technology based on non-contact radiofrequency sensors and breathing movements determines the sleep-awake state (sleep stage) by recording the frequency and rate of limb movements and respiration; the screening and diagnosis technology for sleep-disordered breathing based on blood oxygen and non-contact radiofrequency sensors provides screening and diagnosis of suspected moderate to severe SBD and OSA patients during sleep using sleep monitors. The sleep quality objective and subjective fusion module corrects or replaces the sle