An automatic speech analytics program for digital assessment of stress burden and psychosocial health

Author:

Chu Amanda M. Y.,Lam Benson S. Y.,Tsang Jenny T. Y.,Tiwari Agnes,Yuk Helina,Chan Jacky N. L.,So Mike K. P.

Abstract

AbstractThe stress burden generated from family caregiving makes caregivers particularly prone to developing psychosocial health issues; however, with early diagnosis and intervention, disease progression and long-term disability can be prevented. We developed an automatic speech analytics program (ASAP) for the detection of psychosocial health issues based on clients’ speech. One hundred Cantonese-speaking family caregivers were recruited with the results suggesting that the ASAP can identify family caregivers with low or high stress burden levels with an accuracy rate of 72%. The findings indicate that digital health technology can be used to assist in the psychosocial health assessment. While the conventional method requires rigorous assessments by specialists with multiple rounds of questioning, the ASAP can provide a cost-effective and immediate initial assessment to identify high levels of stress among family caregivers so they can be referred to social workers and healthcare professionals for further assessments and treatments.

Funder

Research Grants Council, University Grants Committee

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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