ABSTRACT

Visual lifelogging is the procedure that enables individuals to visually record daily life activities by means of small wearable cameras, which can be worn around the neck or on the clothing. Lifelogging devices automatically take pictures or videos after pre-set time intervals or after dynamic input changes. Although some studies have shown effectivity of reviewing lifelogging images in brain-damaged individuals with forms of amnesia as a rehabilitation tool, systematic endeavours to overview this literature is yet missing. The aim of this narrative literature review was to review all the available case-studies, experimental studies and group studies in brain-damaged individuals applying lifelogging devices in a clinical context. The included studies showed efficacy for both subjective and objective measures of memory. In mild to severe amnesia, reviewing images recorded by the lifelogging device was beneficial to subjective and objective measures of memory. Lifelogging is demonstrated to have a great potential in helping people who are suffering from memory loss. It can offer an excellent alternative to currently more frequently used memory rehabilitation techniques and can be applied more in clinical settings.

 抽象的

视觉生活记录是一种使个人能够通过小型可穿戴相机（可以戴在脖子上或衣服上）直观地记录日常生活活动的程序。生活记录设备会在预设时间间隔或动态输入变化后自动拍摄照片或视频。尽管一些研究表明，回顾患有失忆症的脑损伤个体的生活记录图像作为康复工具是有效的，但仍缺乏系统性的努力来概述这些文献。这篇叙述性文献综述的目的是回顾所有现有的案例研究、实验研究和小组研究，这些案例研究是针对脑损伤个体在临床环境中应用生活记录设备的情况。纳入的研究显示了主观和客观记忆测量的有效性。在轻度至重度失忆症中，回顾生活记录设备记录的图像有利于记忆的主观和客观测量。事实证明，生活记录在帮助记忆丧失患者方面具有巨大潜力。它可以为目前更常用的记忆康复技术提供一个很好的替代方案，并且可以更多地应用于临床环境。