Nelli® for Patients
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How does Nelli® work?
Nelli® is an audio-video recording system for the detection and quantification of movement during periods of rest.
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Where is my information stored?
Raw media data (audio/video) is temporarily stored in an encrypted format on the PRU (Personal Recording Unit), where it is pre-processed to extract only periods likely to contain clinically relevant activity. Data is transmitted via a secure internet connection to Nelli® software running on a remote server.
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How is my data protected?
Nelli® stores and processes protected health information and is designed to protect this information at every level. Nelli® records, processes, and provides secure access to audio/video (raw media) recordings of patients to clinical professionals. Throughout the process the data is held securely, protected, and not shared with any external parties.
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Does the recording unit need to be connected to the internet by WIFI or cable?
No, the PRU is connected automatically to the internet via a built-in modem.
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Who will see the video?
Assigned experts of Neuro Event Labs are allowed to access the data, review the recordings. Findings are available for your treating healthcare professionals.
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Is the camera on all the time?
In a home environment, the PRU is manually controlled by the patient or caregiver. In a hospital environment, the PRU automatically starts and stops recording based on a schedule set by the hospital staff.
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Should I try to start recording if I feel a seizure coming?
Yes, it would be recommended if possible.
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Is the camera noisy?
No, but it may produce a soft whirring sound, similar to a quiet laptop.
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Do I need to wear anything special?
No, a Nelli® recording does not require any wearables on the patient.
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Can I leave the room, for example to go to the toilet during the recording?
Yes, absolutely. The system has been developed so that it does not interfere with daily activities.