KR102670100B1 - Method for providing helthcare services using digital platform - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method of providing healthcare services using a digital platform.　The healthcare service provision method of the present invention includes a receiving step of receiving an exercise routine and exercise time from a user, a first exercise image showing a first exercise included in the exercise routine, and a second exercise showing a second exercise included in the exercise routine. It includes a recommendation step of recommending an image, and a first production step of creating a third exercise video by sequentially splicing the first section of the first exercise image and the second section of the second exercise image. The sum of the time length of the first section and the time length of the second section is proportional to the exercise time. The order in which the first exercise image and the second exercise image are displayed is determined according to the order indicated by the exercise routine.

Description

How to provide healthcare services using a digital platform {METHOD FOR PROVIDING HELTHCARE SERVICES USING DIGITAL PLATFORM}

The present invention relates to a method of providing healthcare services using a digital platform.　　

Recently, due to the coronavirus, people's movement from place to place has been restricted as high-intensity social distancing measures have been implemented around the world to prevent group infections. Due to this, non-face-to-face (Untact) is emerging as the new normal in the healthcare industry.

In the fitness field, the transition from offline-centered traditional fitness to remote, subscription-based online home training is accelerating. Additionally, for this purpose, the spread of digital healthcare is accelerating.

These changes are expected to continue even after the Corona era passes and people return to their daily lives. However, to date, there has not been a platform in place to systematically provide online healthcare services to people, so there is a need to establish such services.

Patent document 001 relates to a method of providing daily missions for sustainable healthcare. It is possible to induce continuous interest from users by providing new daily missions so that users do not feel bored. In addition, the present invention provides a method of jointly performing online or offline joint missions or competing among users by sharing mission results already performed.

Patent document 002 relates to a U-healthcare-based exercise guidance service providing device and method, which collects health information including body shape information and physical strength information input from the user through a user terminal, and the user's location information. Based on the collection unit, collected health information, and location information, program information including at least one of the following: fitness center corresponding to the user's health status and location, trainer information, exercise program type, reservation time, and fee is stored on the user terminal. At least one of the program information provision unit provided to the program information provider, method of use entered by the user through the user terminal based on the provided program information, reservation date and time, exercise program name and time required, fitness center name, and trainer name. It provides technology that includes a reservation information transmission unit that receives reservation information and transmits it to a trainer terminal, and a customized exercise information provider that provides customized exercise information transmitted from the trainer terminal to a user terminal.

KR 10-1744775 (Registration date: June 1, 2017) KR 10-2018-0017651 (Publication date: February 21, 2018)

The purpose of the present invention is to provide healthcare content in various ways using a digital platform.

A method of providing healthcare services according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a receiving step of receiving an exercise routine and an exercise time from a user, a first exercise image showing a first exercise included in the exercise routine, and a second exercise included in the exercise routine. It may include a recommendation step of recommending a second exercise image to be shown, and a first production step of producing one third exercise image by sequentially splicing the first section of the first exercise image and the second section of the second exercise image. You can. The sum of the time length of the first section and the time length of the second section may be proportional to the exercise time. The order in which the first exercise image and the second exercise image are displayed may be determined according to the order indicated by the exercise routine.

If the proportion of the first exercise input by the user is higher than the proportion of the second exercise, the time length of the first section may be longer than the time length of the second section.

In the first production stage, a first section may be formed by combining sections with high viewership ratings among the first exercise videos, and a second section may be composed by combining sections with high viewership ratings among the second exercise videos.

A method of providing healthcare services according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a collection step of collecting first data about the user's physical condition and second data about the user's surrounding environment from a sensor attached to the user, and collecting the first data and the second data about the user's surrounding environment. 2 Based on the data, a counting step of counting the number of times the user exercises may be further included.

In the counting step, an exercise score may be assigned to the user's movements based on the first data and the second data, and the number of exercises may be counted by comparing the exercise score and the reference score.

If the difficulty of the exercise increases by the user, the standard score may increase, and if the difficulty of the exercise decreases by the user, the standard score may decrease.

The healthcare service provision method of the present invention can provide healthcare content to users in various ways using a digital platform. The present invention can provide self-produced healthcare content, as well as exercise-related content uploaded to an open platform.

The present invention can create one content by splicing some sections of a plurality of content, and can process the content in various ways. Additionally, a user exercise log can be created based on the content the user has watched.

In addition, a sensor can be provided to the user and the user's amount of exercise can be measured using the sensor. Therefore, the present invention can improve the user's exercise ability and exercise sustainability. 　　

1 is a conceptual diagram for explaining the healthcare service system of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a conceptual diagram for explaining the operation of the server of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the healthcare service system of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the server of the present invention, according to one embodiment.
Figure 5 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the server of the present invention according to another embodiment.
Figure 6 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the server of the present invention according to another embodiment.
Figure 7 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the sensor and server of the present invention.
Figure 8 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the server of the present invention.

Since the present invention can make various changes and have various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and should be understood to include all changes, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present invention.

Terms such as first, second, etc. may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The above terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. For example, a first component may be named a second component, and similarly, a second component may also be named a first component without departing from the scope of the present invention. The term “and/or” includes any of a plurality of related stated items or a combination of a plurality of related stated items.　

The terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, terms such as “comprise” or “have” are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, but are not intended to indicate the presence of one or more other features. It should be understood that this does not preclude the existence or addition of elements, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.　

In this specification, 'part' includes a unit realized by hardware, a unit realized by software, and a unit realized using both. Additionally, one unit may be realized using two or more pieces of hardware, and two or more units may be realized using one piece of hardware.

In this specification, some of the operations or functions described as being performed by a terminal, device, or device may instead be performed by a server connected to the terminal, device, or device. Likewise, some of the operations or functions described as being performed by the server may also be performed on a terminal, device, or device connected to the server.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings. In order to facilitate overall understanding in explaining the present invention, the same reference numerals are used for the same components in the drawings, and duplicate descriptions of the same components are omitted.

(Example 1-1) The healthcare service system of the present invention may include a sensor 150, an electronic device 200, and a server 300. The healthcare service provision method of the present invention relates to a method of providing digital content to a user 100 through a digital platform using a healthcare service system.

The healthcare service provision method disclosed in the following descriptions is provided by a healthcare service system. The healthcare service provision method may include a reception step, a recommendation step, and a production step.

In the receiving step, the server 300 may receive input of the exercise routine and exercise time from the user 100 through the electronic device 200. In the recommendation step, the server 300 may recommend a first exercise image showing a first exercise included in the exercise routine and a second exercise image showing a second exercise included in the exercise routine. In the production stage, the server 300 may create one third exercise image by sequentially splicing the first section of the first exercise image and the second section of the second exercise image.

In this case, the sum of the time length of the first section and the time length of the second section may be proportional to the exercise time. Additionally, the order in which the first exercise image and the second exercise image are displayed may be determined according to the order indicated by the exercise routine.

(Example 1-2) In the following descriptions, the operations of the healthcare service system correspond to the healthcare service provision method.

Server 300 may communicate with sensor 150 and/or electronic device 200. The electronic device 200 may be a computing device such as a notebook, desktop, or laptop, or a mobile electronic device such as a smartphone, smart pad, or tablet PC, but is not limited thereto.

The server 300 may receive data about the user 100 from the sensor 150 and/or the electronic device 200. The server 300 may create a digital platform that provides digital content based on the received data. The digital platform of the present invention connects suppliers and consumers to exchange value through fair transactions through interactions between suppliers and consumers of digitized data through websites, mobile devices, etc. In other words, a digital platform refers to the framework that forms the basis for organizing and distributing digital content. Digital content refers to information, knowledge, and databases expressed in electronic form by combining existing analog pictures, photos, music, exercise videos, etc. with IT technology. The server 300 can provide the user 100 with various digital contents as well as exercise images. However, for convenience of explanation, in the following descriptions, it is expressed as providing exercise images.

(Example 1-3) The electronic device 200 may display an exercise image. As an example, the exercise video may be an exercise video that the provider self-produced using the server 300. In the following descriptions, a provider refers to a person who provides healthcare services to the user 100 using the server 300.

As another example, the exercise video may be an exercise video uploaded to an open platform such as YouTube or Naver. In this case, the server 300 can retrieve the exercise image from the open platform and display it on the electronic device 200.

In addition, exercise videos can be uploaded to an open platform when a user enters a keyword and meets certain conditions, such as a video with a high number of views, the uploader is a public official or has recognized ability in a specific field, or the server administrator uploads the keyword to the video. Videos designated as recommended videos for can be listed and presented to the user, and the user can select a video that suits his or her preference among the listed videos.

(Example 1-4) The user 100 may input user data about the exercise routine, exercise time, etc. desired by the user 100 into the electronic device 200. The electronic device 200 may transmit user data input from the user 100 to the server 300. The server 300 may recommend one or more exercise images to the user 100 based on user data received from the electronic device 200.

The exercise video recommended by the server 300 may show exercises included in the exercise routine. For example, when the exercise routine includes a first exercise and a second exercise, the server 300 may recommend a first exercise image showing the first exercise and a second exercise image showing the second exercise. When the exercise routine consists of a first exercise and a second exercise sequence, the electronic device 200 may display the first exercise image and the second exercise image in that order by the server 300.

The server 300 may display the first exercise image and the second exercise image on the electronic device 200 based on the exercise time input by the user 100. For example, the sum of the times during which the first exercise image and the second exercise image are displayed may be equal to or proportional to the exercise time input by the user 100.

(Example 2-1) The server 300 may select a part of the first exercise image and a part of the second exercise image based on the exercise time input by the user 100. A part of a specific exercise video means a part of an entire exercise video uploaded to a site or open platform provided by the server 300.

The user 100 can set the proportion of each exercise included in the exercise routine. The user can set the importance of the first exercise as first importance, and set the importance of the second exercise as second importance. The server 300 may determine the time at which the exercise image is displayed, considering the importance of the exercise.

The server 300 may determine that the first exercise image is displayed for a first time period and the second exercise image may be displayed for a second period of time. If the first importance is higher than the second importance, the server 300 may adjust the first time to be longer than the second time.

(Example 2-2) The server 300 may determine the order in which exercise images are displayed, considering the importance of exercise. The server 300 may select to display exercise images in order, starting from those showing the exercise with the highest proportion, in consideration of the proportion of the exercise. That is, the server 300 may select the first exercise image to be displayed before the second exercise image.

(Example 3-1) When selecting part of a specific exercise video, the server 300 may preferentially select a section with a high viewership rate among the specific exercise video. More specifically, the server 300 may select the first section of the first exercise image and the second section of the second exercise image according to the exercise time input by the user 100. In this case, the server 300 may configure the first section by sequentially selecting sections with the highest viewership among the first exercise videos, and select the second section by sequentially selecting the sections with the highest viewership among the second exercise videos.

The sum of the first time of the first section and the second time of the second section may be the exercise time input by the user 100, or may be proportional to the exercise time input by the user 100.

(Example 4-1) The server 300 can create a new exercise image by concatenating a plurality of exercise images. The server 300 may display the created new exercise video on the electronic device 200. In this case, the user 100 can receive various exercise contents included in a plurality of exercise images through one exercise image.

For example, the server 300 may create a new exercise image by editing the first section of the first exercise image and the second section of the second exercise image. When the user 100 plays a new exercise image, the second section of the second exercise image may be played continuously after the first section of the first exercise image is played.

(Example 4-2) The server 300 may edit a plurality of exercise videos watched by the user 100 and produce one exercise video. In this case, the server 300 may extract only the sections watched by the user 100 from a plurality of exercise videos and stitch them together. The server 300 may concatenate exercise videos in the order in which the user 100 views the exercise videos, but the present invention is not limited to this. Based on the exercise routine input by the user 100, exercise images may be combined and stitched according to the exercise routine.

For example, when the user 100 watches the first section in the first exercise video and then watches the second section in the second exercise video, the server 300 displays the first section and the second exercise in the first exercise video. You can create a new exercise video by splicing the second section of the video. When the user 100 uses the healthcare system in the future, he or she can be immediately provided with a new exercise image without any additional work.

(Example 5-1) The server 300 can create a single exercise image by concatenating a plurality of exercise images selected by the user 100. Using the healthcare system of the present invention, the user 100 can collect exercise videos that suit his or her tastes and create one exercise video.

The user 100 may select desired sections from each of the plurality of exercise images through the electronic device 200. The server 300 may create one exercise video by concatenating sections of the exercise video in the order selected by the user 100.

(Example 5-2) The server 300 may select sections of the exercise image according to the exercise routine entered by the user 100. The server 300 can create one exercise video by concatenating the selected sections. When the user 100 uses the healthcare system in the future, the user 100 may be provided with an exercise video produced by the server 300.

In this specification, the function of the present invention has been described through several embodiments, but the function of the present invention is not independently implemented depending on the embodiment. The present invention can provide functions combined from various embodiments in various ways.

For example, the server 300 may select sections of the exercise image according to the exercise routine entered by the user 100. The time length of the selected sections may be equal to or proportional to the exercise time input by the user 100. When selecting a section of an exercise video, the server 300 may preferentially select a section with a high viewership rate among the exercise videos.

(Example 6-1) The method of providing healthcare services of the present invention may further include a writing step of creating an exercise diary of the user 100. In the creation stage, the server 300 may create an exercise log for the user 100 when the user 100 watches the first exercise video and the second exercise video.

The exercise log includes the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of each of the first exercise video and the second exercise video, the name of the exercise provided in each of the first exercise video and the second exercise video, and the user 100's first exercise video and the second exercise video. It may include at least one of the viewing time for each exercise video and the number of times the user 100 exercises.

(Example 6-2) The server 300 may record an exercise log based on data received from the sensor 150 and/or the electronic device 200. The server 300 may receive monitoring data about the physical condition and surrounding environment of the user 100 from the sensor 150 . The server 300 may calculate the number of exercises of the user 100 based on the monitoring data.

The sensor 150 can be attached to exercise equipment including dumbbells, barbells, kettlebells, etc. that the user 100 uses for exercise, or can be attached directly to a part of the body to collect monitoring data on exercise time, amount of exercise, exercise posture, etc. there is. The server 300 may receive viewing data from the electronic device 200. The viewing data may include information about the exercise video watched by the user 100, information about the time the user 100 watched the exercise video, etc. The server 300 may create an exercise log based on monitoring data and viewing data. For example, the exercise log may include information about the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the exercise video the user watched, the name of the exercise displayed in the exercise video, the user's exercise time, the number of exercises, etc.

(Example 7-1) The healthcare service provision method of the present invention may further include a collection step and a counting step. In the collection step, the server 300 may collect first data about the physical state of the user 100 and second data about the surrounding environment of the user 100 from the sensor 150 attached to the user 100. there is. In the counting step, the server 300 may count the number of times the user 100 exercises based on the first data and the second data. In the following descriptions, first data and second data are expressed as monitoring data. That is, the healthcare provision system of the present invention can monitor the exercise method and posture of the user 100 and count the number of exercises using the sensor 150 provided to the user 100.

The sensor 150 may generate monitoring data about changes in the user's 100 body condition, body movements, etc. The sensor 150 may provide monitoring data to the server 300. To this end, the server 300 may communicate with the sensor 150. The server 300 may create an exercise log of the user 100 based on the provided monitoring data.

The exercise log may include viewing data, that is, information that determines the synchronization rate by comparing the amount of exercise or exercise posture provided in the video and the amount of exercise or exercise posture performed by the user 100 using the actual sensor 150. Providing this information has the effect of obtaining exercise effects that are as similar as possible to the exercise model in the video. Additionally, the server 300 can provide quantitative exercise efficiency to the user 100 by accumulating statistical information that compares monitoring data and viewing data. The accumulated statistical information can be classified by day or month to provide information that can visually determine the degree of improvement in the exercise ability of the user (100).

(Example 7-2) The sensor 150 may be configured as follows to perform the operation described in <Example 7-1>. The sensor 150 may include a measurement unit 151 and a communication unit 152.

The measuring unit 151 may measure data on changes in the user's 100's physical condition and body movements, such as the user's 100 movement, heart rate, and amount of sweat. Additionally, the measuring unit 151 may measure data about where the user 100 is located, such as the user's 100 location and the atmospheric pressure of the surrounding environment. The measurement unit 151 may generate monitoring data by synthesizing the measured data. The measurement unit 151 may output monitoring data to the communication unit 152.

The communication unit 152 may communicate with an external device (eg, server 300). The communication unit 152 can transmit monitoring data to the outside through a WIFI-type communication module. If it is within a specified distance from the server 300 that receives the monitoring data, it can also transmit it using RFID (Radio Frequency Identification). . Additionally, depending on the embodiment, the communication unit 152 may transmit and receive information using BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) or a data communication network in addition to WIFI and RFID methods.

The sensor 150 includes a temperature or humidity sensor, a pressure sensor, an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, a motion tracking sensor, and a heart rate sensor. It may be implemented as a wearable device including at least one of a Rate Sensor, a Sweat Sensor, and a UV Sensor (Ultra-violate Sensor), but is not limited thereto.

(Example 7-3) In the counting step, the server 300 may score an exercise score for each movement of the user 100 based on the monitoring data, and count the number of exercises by comparing the exercise score and the reference score. there is. If the exercise difficulty increases by the user 100, the standard score may increase, and if the user 100 decreases the exercise difficulty, the standard score may decrease.

(Example 7-4) The server 300 may be configured as follows to perform the operations described in (Example 7-1) and (Example 7-3). The server 300 may include a communication unit 301, a calculation unit 302, a control unit 303, and an editing unit 304.

The communication unit 301 may communicate with an external device (eg, sensor 150 or electronic device 200). The communication unit 301 can receive monitoring data from the sensor 150 through a WIFI communication module, and when present within a specified distance from the sensor 150 transmitting the monitoring data, uses RFID (Radio Frequency Identification). You can also send it. Additionally, depending on the embodiment, the communication unit 301 may transmit and receive information using BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) or a data communication network in addition to WIFI and RFID methods. The communication unit 301 may transmit monitoring data to the calculation unit 302.

The communication unit 301 may communicate with the electronic device 200 through this method. The communication unit 301 may receive user data about the exercise routine, exercise time, and exercise difficulty input by the user 100 from the electronic device 200. The communication unit 301 may transmit user data to the control unit 303.

The control unit 303 can control the operations of the calculation unit 302 and the editing unit 303 based on user data. Detailed operations of the control unit 303 are explained along with the operations of the calculation unit 302 and the editing unit 303.

The calculation unit 302 may receive monitoring data from the communication unit 301. Under the control of the control unit 303, the calculation unit 302 may count the number of times the user 100 exercises based on the monitoring data and create an exercise log.

The calculation unit 302 calculates changes in the user's 100's physical condition and body movements, such as the user's 100's movement, heart rate, and amount of sweat, and the location of the user's 100 and atmospheric pressure of the surrounding environment included in the monitoring data. By combining information about where the user 100 is located, an exercise score can be assigned to each movement of the user 100. The calculation unit 302 may determine the standard score under the control of the control unit 303. The calculation unit 302 may compare the exercise score and the reference score and count the number of times the user 100 exercises. Specifically, the calculation unit 302 may increase the counting number by 1 if the exercise score exceeds the standard score, and may maintain the counting number as is if the exercise score does not exceed the standard score. At this time, the control unit 303 may adjust the reference score based on the received user data. If the user 100 inputs a high exercise difficulty level, the control unit 303 may increase the standard score. If the user 100 inputs a low exercise difficulty level, the control unit 303 may lower the standard score. Increasing the standard score means that the number of exercises of the user 100 is counted only when the user 100 performs the exercise movement more accurately.

More specifically, when the user 100 inputs the first difficulty level, if the exercise score of the user 100 is greater than or equal to the first standard score, the user 100 is counted as having performed the exercise, and if the exercise score is less than the first standard score, the user 100 is counted as having performed the exercise. , it may be determined that the user 100 has not performed exercise. When the user 100 inputs the second difficulty level, if the exercise score of the user 100 is greater than or equal to the second standard score, the user 100 is counted as having performed the exercise, and if it is less than the second standard score, the user 100 is counted as having performed the exercise. ) can be judged to have not performed the exercise. If the first difficulty level is higher than the second level of difficulty, the first standard score is higher than the second standard score.

The communication unit 301 may receive viewing data from the electronic device 200. The viewing data may include information about the exercise video watched by the user 100, information about the time the user 100 watched the exercise video, etc.

The calculation unit 302 may receive viewing data from the communication unit 301. The calculation unit 302 may create an exercise log based on viewing data, the number of exercises of the user 100 calculated by the calculation unit 302, etc. For example, the exercise log may include information about the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the exercise video the user watched, the name of the exercise displayed in the exercise video, the user's exercise time, the number of exercises, etc. The calculation unit 302 may output data about the created exercise log to the communication unit 301.

The control unit 303 may receive information about the video section watched or selected by the user 100 through the electronic device 200. The control unit 303 can control the editing unit 304 according to this information. Under the control of the control unit 303, the editing unit 304 can create one image by splicing video sections together. The editing unit 304 may perform the functions described in (Example 3-1) to (Example 3-3) under the control of the control unit 303. The editing unit 304 may output data about the generated image to the communication unit 301.

The communication unit 301 may output data received from the calculation unit 302 and/or data received from the editing unit 304 to the electronic device 200. The electronic device 200 may provide various healthcare contents to the user 100 based on data received from the communication unit 301.

100: user
150: sensor
151: measuring unit
152: Department of Communications
200: electronic device
300: Server
301: Department of Communications
302: Calculation unit
303: control unit
304: Editorial Department

Claims (9)

A receiving step of receiving input of an exercise routine and exercise time from the user;
A recommendation step of recommending a first exercise image showing a first exercise included in the exercise routine and a second exercise image showing a second exercise included in the exercise routine;
A first production step of producing one third exercise image by sequentially splicing the first section of the first exercise image and the second section of the second exercise image,
The sum of the time length of the first section and the time length of the second section is proportional to the exercise time,
The order in which the first exercise image and the second exercise image are displayed is determined according to the order indicated by the exercise routine,
In the first production step, the first section is formed by combining sections with high viewership ratings among the first exercise videos, and the second section is composed by combining sections with high viewership ratings among the second exercise videos,
When the user watches the first exercise video and the second exercise video, a writing step of creating an exercise diary of the user;
The exercise log includes the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of each of the first exercise video and the second exercise video, the name of the exercise provided in each of the first exercise video and the second exercise video, and the user's first exercise. Includes at least two of the viewing time of each video and the second exercise video and the number of times the user exercises,
A collection step of collecting first data about the user's physical condition and second data about the user's surrounding environment from a sensor attached to the user; and
It further includes a counting step of counting the number of times the user exercises based on the first data and the second data,
In the counting step, based on the first data and the second data, an exercise score is assigned to the user's movement, and the exercise score is compared with a reference score to count the number of exercises,
If the exercise score exceeds the reference score, increase the number of exercises by 1,
If the exercise score does not exceed the standard score, the number of exercises is maintained,
A method of providing healthcare services, wherein the standard score is determined by the level of difficulty input by the user.
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When the user watches the third section of the first exercise video and then watches the fourth section of the second exercise video, the third section and the fourth section are concatenated to create one fourth exercise video. A method of providing healthcare services further comprising a second production step.
According to claim 1,
When the sixth section of the second exercise image is selected after the fifth section of the first exercise image is selected by the user, the fifth section and the sixth section are concatenated to create one fifth exercise image. A method of providing healthcare services further comprising a third production step.
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When the exercise difficulty increases by the user, the standard score increases, and when the exercise difficulty decreases by the user, the standard score decreases.