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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

Volume 2022, Article ID 4363442, 8 pages
https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/4363442

Research Article
Algorithm of Ethnic Sports Wellness and Health Promotion in the
Perspective of Body-Medicine Integration

Yuanyuan Zhong,1 Zhe Shao ,1 Zhida Yu,1 Cong Liu,2 and Xingping Chu1
1
Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province 330004, China
2
Sichuan Nursing Vocational College, Chengdu, Sichuan Province 610000, China

Correspondence should be addressed to Zhe Shao; 20162013@jxutcm.edu.cn

Received 2 March 2022; Revised 28 March 2022; Accepted 31 March 2022; Published 15 April 2022

Academic Editor: Naeem Jan

Copyright © 2022 Yuanyuan Zhong et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution
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properly cited.
Algorithms are ubiquitous in nature and human society, and algorithms in national sports are the internal mechanisms for the
creation and development of national sports. Algorithms from nature, society, and culture act as the external driving force for the
development of ethnic sports. Different ethnic sports are based on physical behaviors, including physical recreation, social
interaction, and life-shaping behaviors. In this paper, we suggest an algorithm for health and wellness elevation of ethnic sports in
the context of body-medicine integration, examine the fall situation in sports life, and propose a bidirectional LSTM fall detection
model, which can automatically extract deeper data features within the fall behavior for the input data (taken from inertial sensors)
and realize the processing of data from preprocessing to detection results. Medical disciplines provide scientific ideas and
pathways that are founded on a rigorous medical way of thinking and knowledge system to summarize sports, so that they can be
prescribed to explore new pathways of exercise for health, to carry out deliberate, planned, and scientific exercise. Finally, the
superiority of the proposed algorithm in this paper is verified on a relevant dataset.

1. Introduction application aspects of the two disciplines that collide and

Chinese medical and health care are progressing in tandem
with the advancement of the country’s social, economic, and
cultural development; the national fitness movement is
gaining momentum; the overall quality of life for the people
is improving; the physical development of children and
adolescents is improving; the average height of Chinese
people is increasing, but physical quality of Chinese people is
declining. For the purpose of improving the physical quality
of the entire population, the State Council on issuing the
National Fitness Plan (2016–2020) notice recommended that
the national fitness campaign be implemented widely in
2016. The Health China 2030 Plan, which was released the
same year, intends to expand the incorporation of physical
medicine and non-medical health interventions into the
healthcare system [1–5].
The integration of sports and medicine is not simply a
fusion of the two disciplines; rather, it is a fusion of the
theoretical, cognitive, managerial, resource, technical, and
come into contact with one another, resulting in a more
holistic integration of the two disciplines [6, 7]. Sport dis-
ciplines provide targeted and practical methods, whereas
medical disciplines provide scientific ideas and pathways,
which are based on a rigorous medical way of thinking and
knowledge system to summarize sports, so that they can be
prescribed to explore new pathways of exercise for health, to
carry out purposeful, planned, and scientific exercise, in
order to achieve the goals of maintaining health, treating
disease, and preventing it [8, 9].
From Comrade Mao Zedong’s proposal of “developing
sports and strengthening people’s physical fitness” in 1952 to
the State Council’s promulgation of the “National Fitness
Program Outline” in 1995 to provide policy support for mass
sports activities, to the implementation of the Health China
Strategy proposed by General Secretary Xi Jinping in 2017
around the theme of “Healthy Chi,” sports and medical care
have both been important means and measures for health
promotion in China [10]. The establishment of the Center for
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the Promotion and Innovation of Sports-Medicine Integration
is the central focus of the conference. Its goal is to improve the
study and practice of physical medicine integration as well as
non-medical health interventions, as well as to promote the
deep integration of national fitness and national health on a
national scale. Physical medicine integration and non-medical
health interventions are among the research and practice goals
of the center, which also seeks to promote the deep integration
of national fitness and national health into national policy. A
medical intervention is a response to disease symptoms that
occurs after the event, has a time lag, and has an unknown
effect. It is not an ideal solution for those who are experiencing
physical difficulties. With the rise in popularity of health
management concepts and ideas, the health management
model of prior intervention is becoming more and more well
known among the general public. Integration of body medicine
aims at prior control and early intervention through the
concepts of early detection, early intervention, and early
consultation, combined with sports methods, early detection of
problems, problem solving, reducing the likelihood of physical
pathology, and reducing medical costs, which is the most
effective method of controlling physical problems and the key
to improving them, according to the World Health Organi-
zation [11–15].
In recent years, the gradual aging of populations around
the world has led to an increased level of concern about
aging issues among members of the international com-
munity [16, 17]. The elderly are mainly vulnerable to ac-
cidental falls, which are among the most serious accidents
that can occur. According to a poll, 33.3 percent of the
elderly will experience at least one accidental fall every year.
A fall is distinct as a negligent accident that causes the body
to come into contact with the ground, the floor, or another
lower position. It does not include forceful impact, loss of
consciousness, stroke, or seizure, but it does include slipping
and falling [18–21].
Falls can cause non-fatal injuries as well as fatal injuries
in older persons who are not properly secured. Falls in older
individuals can result in minor injuries such as sprains and
bruises, but they can also result in significant complications
such as fractures and brain bleeding, increasing the financial
burden on families and reducing the quality of life for older
adults who suffer from these injuries. In order to reduce the
number of injuries and consequences of falls in the elderly, it
has become increasingly vital to accurately detect falls in the
elderly and to rescue them in a timely way, according to the
National Institute on Aging. As a result, the research on fall
detection has considerable societal implications, as dem-
onstrated above [22, 23].
The problems at hand are both practical and theoretical,
and they necessitate a thorough analysis. It is critical to note
that a thorough understanding of these difficulties has a
direct bearing on the practical efficacy of sports-medicine
integration. Sports, as well as public health management,
public policy, fiscal policy, health ecology, and health
economy, are all part of this knowledge. It has the potential
to not only raise the level of awareness of the combination of
sports and medicine but also add a rich knowledge base to
these fields and have specific academic value.
In order to avoid overlooking essential elements in-
herent in the fall data, this paper use neural networks (NNs)
to extract the features of falls from the fall data. It is nec-
essary to collect data prior to the occurrence of falls in order
to discriminate fall behavior, but it is also necessary to collect
data after the occurrence of falls to some extent [24, 25]. A
new bidirectional LSTM fall detection model is proposed as a
result of the above-mentioned investigation. The model first
processes the original fall dataset using a low-pass filtering
approach, then obtains sensor data using a sliding window
algorithm, and extracts the corresponding features as input
to the model using a feature extraction algorithm. Following
that, the NN is used to learn the training set in order to
obtain the suitable fall data features, and lastly, the final
judgment result is output by the NN. A number of studies
have demonstrated that the model presented here can
achieve a better balance between accuracy and detection
delay than any other model in the literature [26].
The recognition of the social benefit of research on the
integration of body medicine demonstrates the research’s
multifaceted significance. Longevity is a desirable goal and a
worthy goal for human society to pursue. This study offers a
body-medicine-integrated algorithm for ethnic sports
wellness and health promotion and encourages the mutual
integration of ethnic sports wellness and health diagnosis
using bidirectional LSTM to identify falls in sports activities.
This paper is organized as follows. Section 2 defines the
various problem orientations and the integration of sports
and health care for the construction of health China. Section
3 discusses the different proposed methods and SFIC model
of ethnic sports wellness and health promotion. They im-
prove the initial conditions of sports medical integration and
the innovative system design of sports medicine integration.
Section 4 discusses the experiments. Section 5 concludes the
article.
2. Problem Orientation of Research on the
Integration of Body Medicine
The merging of sports and medicine is a novel research idea
in the health China effort, according to the program’s re-
searchers. The implementation of the health China strategy,
the significance of the integration of sports and health care,
the relationship between sports and healthcare systems, the
significance of the integration of sports and health care for
the construction of health China, the significance for the
country, society, and individuals, how to promote the in-
tegration of sports and health care, the internal logic of the
integration of sports and health care, and the operation
mechanism of the integration of sports and health care are all
discussed. The challenges at hand are both practical and
theoretical in nature, and they require in-depth investiga-
tion. It is vital to recognize that the understanding of these
concerns has a direct impact on the practical efficacy of the
integration of sports and medicine. This understanding
encompasses sports as well as public health management,
public policy, fiscal policy, health ecology, and health
economy. It can not only improve the height of under-
standing of the integration of sports and medicine but also
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add a rich knowledge base to these disciplines and have
distinct academic value.
The academic value of research on the integration of
sports and medicine is also reflected in the formation of
specialized research fields and specialized knowledge
through disciplinary crossover, which contributes to the
enrichment of social science theory of sports with distinctive
Chinese characteristics. In order to understand the com-
bination of sports and health care, it is necessary to draw on
theoretical knowledge from various disciplines to reveal the
essential features and intrinsic links between sports and
health care from a materialist perspective, and to explain the
role and value of the combination of sports and health care
from an epistemological perspective. In order to consider the
policy formulation and institutional guarantee of the inte-
gration of sports and medicine, it is necessary to understand
the fundamental principles of policy science, and in order to
explore the policy implementation and action strategies of
the integration of sports and medicine, it is necessary to
understand the fundamental principles of law. The practice
of corporate-medical incorporation can benefit from tar-
geted theoretical research and in-depth academic work, and
the development of the creation of a healthy China can be
furthered by deep academic work. On the other hand, it
contributes to the building of a philosophical and social
science discourse system with Chinese features by bringing
together the knowledge and theory of sports social science
and other disciplines.
The academic value of research on the integration of
sports and medicine is also reflected in the promotion of the
construction and development of sports social science dis-
ciplines from the perspective of methodology. Sports social
science disciplines are disciplines that study the integration
of sports and medicine. Studies on the integration of sports
and medicine are still in their early stages, and the majority
of those that have been conducted so far have been quali-
tative in nature, employing the interpretivist paradigm.
There have been few empirical studies that have dug deep
into actual practice and obtained first-hand data through
surveys. Experimental research using first-hand data is more
scientific in terms of transferring theoretical understanding
of physical medicine into practice, as well as in terms of
strategic planning, policy response development, model
construction, and performance evaluation of the integration
of physical medicine into healthcare delivery. While using
the interpretive paradigm to analyze basic theoretical issues,
research on the integration of health care and wellness
should also pay attention to the following scientists' rec-
ommendations for quantitative evaluation of research on the
integration of health care and wellness to obtain broader
scientific support for the policy design of health care inte-
gration from empirical studies in order to make the design
and model selection of health care integration more positive.
According to the interpretivist paradigm and the positivist
paradigm, which complement each other and make up for
each other’s shortcomings, improve research quality, and
promote the development of sports social science disciplines,
3
the research on corporate-medical integration is guided by
the methodological aspect of the research.
It is important to recognize that the value of sports-
medicine integration research is multiple, and this multi-
dimensional value is mirrored in the economic component
of the field. It is beneficial to the creation of a healthy China
and the improvement of national health, as well as the value
of cutting national medical expenditures and reducing the
economic burden on society, when sports medicine is in-
tegrated. According to health economics, health is a form of
capital, and investing in it may effectively provide healthy
time for the individual. Healthy living is a two-way street
that includes inputs and outputs, as well as a benefit with
monetary worth. Science-based fitness and scientific body
maintenance provide significant benefits in terms of both
physiological and psychological health, and the reduction of
medical expenses is a significant economic benefit of
physical medicine integration. The economic benefits of
physical medicine integration can be split into two cate-
gories: direct economic benefits and indirect economic
benefits. Direct economic benefits include the following. For
the sake of this definition, direct economic advantages are
benefits that are directly caused by scientific fitness that can
be measured in money and that are explicit, such as cal-
culable personal medical expenses or calculable public
medical expenses, among other things. It is possible to
obtain indirect economic benefits other than those that can
be quantified by scientific fitness, such as personal and social
benefits that are difficult to quantify in monetary terms and
are in the form of potential benefits such as life ability, health
status (both physical and mental), or a long and healthy life
expectancy. The explicit economic benefits measured in
money have the same value as these benefits from the
standpoint of health economics, and they even have a higher
value than the implicit economic benefits assessed in money.
In truth, the contribution of the health industry to the
creation of social wealth as well as the promotion of new
forms and dynamics of economic development cannot be
overstated or overlooked. It is necessary for scholars and
practitioners to pay attention to the economic value of
integrating physical medicine into their practices.
The acknowledgment of the social value of research on the
incorporation of body medicine reflects the multidimensional
significance of the research on the integration of body
medicine. Endurance is a noble ambition and a worthy ob-
jective pursued by human society. It is directly associated with
socioeconomic growth, but it can also be reached through the
process of disease prevention and treatment. It is estimated
that the expense of aging diseases will exceed $1 trillion in
2018 and will reach $2 billion by 2030, according to the World
Health Organization. It is undeniable that fighting disease is a
tremendous stressor and a significant financial burden on
both society and individual citizens. Our large population has
always been a significant burden in the struggle against
sickness, as well as a significant impediment to socioeconomic
progress. Concentrating on human health and establishing a
longer healthy life span is an effective technique for
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addressing this social challenge. Accordingly, while revealing
the academic and economic value of the integration of health
care, the social value and social implication of the health
industry, as well as the allowance of its industrial chain in
promoting social employment, bridging social class divisions
and fractures, and enhancing social integration, are issues that
require attention and research in the multidimensional value
of the integration of health care.
3. The Proposed Method
In this section, we evaluate the SFIC model, and the model is
composed of four elements. While using the interpretive
paradigm to analyze basic theoretical issues, research on the
integration of health care and wellness should also pay at-
tention to the following scdientists' recommendations for
quantitative evaluation of research on the integration of
health care and wellness to obtain broader scientific support
for the policy design of health care integration from em-
pirical studies in order to make the design and model se-
lection of health care integration more positive. There are
many misjudged cases in fall detection algorithms.
3.1. SFIC Model-Based Scheme for Promoting the Health and
Wellness of Ethnic Sports in the Context of Corporate-Medicine
Integration. This study first introduces the SFIC model of
ethnic sports wellness and health promotion in the context
of physical medicine integration, followed by a discussion
of the model’s application to ethnic sports. The model is
composed of four elements: the starting condition, the
initial condition, and the final condition. S is a requirement
for establishing a cooperative relationship and is the most
important factor influencing the initial level of trust among
participants; it is also referred to as catalytic leadership. F is
the driving force behind the process’s effectiveness and is a
necessary factor in mediating the synergy process and
uniting the participating subjects; the institutional design I
refers to the process’s basic action rules and is the insti-
tutional guarantee for the legitimacy of the participation
procedure of multiple subjects; the synergy process itself is
a necessary factor in mediating the synergy process and
uniting the participating subjects. In the model, C is defined
as the closed-loop process formed by the introduction of
the three influencing factors mentioned above, which has a
significant impact on the final output of the synergistic
results. C is defined as the core of the model. This study
presents the SFIC model as a basic theory into the study of
health care incorporation, in order to provide reference for
promoting the development of health care integration.
Because the SFIC model has an extensive application space
and also pays enough attention to the synergistic process,
which can help us have a more comprehensive under-
standing of the synergistic process, this study introduces
the SFIC model as a basic theory into the study of health
care integration. The following is the program for boosting
the health and wellness of ethnic sports participants, which
is based on the SFIC model and is viewed through the lens
of body-medicine integration.
3.1.1. Improving the Initial Conditions of Sports Medical
Integration. Health promotion departments, such as
sports and medical treatment, are integrated in developed
countries, and management power is concentrated in a
single institution. Integrated departments also promote
the healthy development of sports and medical integra-
tion, as well as the sharing of sports and medical resources
as well as departmental coordination within institutions.
For example, the Department of Health and Human
Services of the United States, the Department of Health
and Sports of Australia, and the Department of Health,
Welfare, and Sports of the Netherlands are all departments
of health and human services. To achieve compromise and
increase the efficiency of integration, these countries
combine sports departments with health departments to
form new sections, which then organize and manage
business integration under the supervision of that de-
partment. China’s sports and health management de-
partments are still operating under a state of separation at
the moment. Significant inequalities persist in the way
people think about health, power structures, and resource
distribution. Power, resources, and knowledge are very
asymmetrical in terms of who has what and when. An inte-
gration of the management departments of national fitness and
health organizations, as well as the establishment of a major
department management organization, is reasonable. In the
state of not yet integrated, the two departments should
strengthen work coordination, build a mutually collaborative
organization and management system in the development
planning, policy guidance, and financial support of sports and
medical integration businesses from the national level to the
community grassroot level, form a common participation
motivation, and investigate the market demand suitable for the
development of sports and medical integration businesses.
Information, abilities, and knowledge resources should be
shared across healthcare providers, and independent and
complementary technical operation norms for public health
promotion should be conventional. Law enforcement de-
partments and other cooperating subjects, such as the statistical
department, are required to severely crack down on illegal acts
that violate people’s health rights and benefits. The Admin-
istration for Industry and Commerce is required to investigate
and improve the pricing mechanism of sports and medical
integration services, as well as verify the scope of their
application.
3.1.2. Innovative System Design of Sports Medicine
Integration. It is important to focus on the entire integration
of source to process to result in a unique solution to the
sports medical integration challenge as well as the high
transparency in this integration process. We will create a
comprehensive system of sports and medical integration
policies, laws, and procedures through systematic scientific
planning, comprehensive needs planning, standard man-
agement, and increased oversight. Sports medical inte-
gration service industry development in developed
countries is characterized by the strengthening of industry
standards and oversight in compliance with applicable laws
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and regulations. Using the SFIC model, bring departments
such as sports, health, commerce, taxation, and land use
together to define policies for the system and develop the
basic rules with clear divisions of responsibilities and seamless
interconnections. As long as essential processes are in place,
China’s sports and medical integration sector may run
smoothly and be continually improved. In order to establish a
system of sports medical integration service sector, it is re-
quired to collaborate with key national functional depart-
ments such as sports and health, enhance the sports and
medical integration service industry’s entry, exit, and in-
centive rules and work to improve the industry’s supervision,
management, and policy incentives. Sports, health, and re-
lated departments must undertake risk assessments on the
sports and medical integration service companies currently in
operation and correct the unqualified enterprises or orga-
nizations within a specified time limit to prohibit the service
qualification from taking place. Incentives should be offered
to businesses that have a presence in the market and can
demonstrate that they are capable of doing so. Formulate
industry standards for service product and project quality as
soon as possible and then work to improve them. It is rec-
ommended that regional governments make use of national
industry service authorities to develop local regional norms
based on their own unique objective realities, to clarify as
soon as possible the service content and standards, processes,
and prices, rights and benefits protection and other relevant
aspects of combined sports and medical services, and to
develop supervision of combined sports and medical facility
operations. An industry evaluation system should be
implemented as soon as possible by the Administration for
Industry, Commerce, and other departments. This system
should actively investigate the evaluation methods of third-
party sports and medical integration services, improve clas-
sification standards, and judge methods for sports and
medical integration services. Relevant leading enterprises,
local and industry associations, and university research
centers should actively participate in the development of
service standards.
3.2. Fall Detection Algorithm. There are many missed or
misjudged cases in fall detection using unidirectional LSTM,
while the feature of bidirectional LSTM output is that the
final output result is determined by the forward and reverse
layers, which can greatly reduce the missed or misjudged
cases. Therefore, this paper adopts bidirectional LSTM. The
calculation formula of neurons in unidirectional LSTM at a
certain time is as follows:
ft � σ 􏽮Wxf Xt + Whf ht−1 + bf 􏽯,
it � σ 􏼈Wxi Xt + Whi ht−1 + bi 􏼉,
tanh􏼈Wxc Xt + Whc ht−1 + bc 􏼉,
c′t � 􏼨 (1)
ct � ft ∗ ct−1 + it ∗ c′t,
ot � σ 􏼈Wxo Xt + Who ht−1 + bo 􏼉,
ht � ot ∗ tanh ct 􏼁,
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where σ(x) � 1/1 + e−x and tanh(x) � 1 − e−2x /1 + e−2x .
Bidirectional LSTM is composed of two-layer recurrent
NNs. Their inputs are the same, but the direction of in-
formation communication is diverse. The final desired result
is composed of the preceding input and the following
output. Figure 1 shows a two-way recurrent NN expanded
by time.
The calculation of each part of bidirectional LSTM
neuron at time t is as follows:
ht � f W1 Xt + W2 ht−1 􏼁,
h′t � f W3 Xt + W4 h′t−1 􏼁, (2)
ot � f W5 Xt + W6 h′t􏼁.
The operating idea of LSTM is that it learns the un-
derlying properties of the data and receives the final result
through the classifier. We utilize bidirectional LSTM, which
runs forward and backward in chronological sequence. The
final output result is determined by two unidirectional
LSTM networks through the internal characteristics of the
classifier. The advantage of this is that the algorithm can
better learn the internal characteristics of fall data and
improve the accuracy of fall detection and classification.
Through the fall detection experiment, it is found that there
are more missed or misjudged cases in fall detection using
one-way LSTM, and the feature of two-way LSTM output is
that the final output result is determined by the forward and
reverse layers, which can greatly reduce the missed or
misjudged cases.
An improved fall detection model based on bidirectional
LSTM network is proposed in this paper in order to attain a
high accuracy of fall detection target using wearable sensors.
Figure 2 depicts the model structure, which is comprised
mostly of the four components listed below.
3.2.1. The Input Layer. The input layer receives feature
vectors from the triaxial accelerometer and stores them in
the memory. The original fall data are processed using a
sliding window, and the intercepted sequence data are
extracted and economized using principal component
analysis to produce the feature vectors. The feature vectors
are then used to analyze the original fall data.
3.2.2. LSTM Hidden Layer with Bidirectional Transmission.
It is possible for the model to teach rich enough features by
putting the data through a sequence of linear or non-linear
transformations. This is accomplished through the bidi-
rectional LSTM hidden layer.
3.2.3. Non-Linear Layer. In between the hidden layer and
the fully connected layer, we introduce a non-linear acti-
vation layer for the purpose of introducing more non-linear
features and reflecting the change pattern of the data. The
sigmoid activation function is used in the non-linear layer.
3.2.4. The Output Layer. The output layer makes use of the
fully connected layer and the classifier to decide if the data
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Ot

Output ... ...

w6 w6 w6 w6

h't h't+1
Reverse
w5 w5 w5 w5 w5

w4 w4 w4 w4
w3 w3 w3 w3
ht-1 ht
Forward
w2 w2 w2 w2 w2

w1 w1 w1 w1

Input ... ...

xt

Figure 1: The structure of bidirectional network.

equipment around their waists. The sampling frequency for

Dense this dataset was 200.0 Hz. One hundred and fifty volunteers
Input Input Sigmoid
layer were separated into two groups. For the sake of computa-
tional simplicity, only one accelerometer was employed to
detect the occurrence of a fall. Totally, 8000 datasets were
obtained after the data were processed using a time window.
Output Softmax We received 5000 cases of non-fall data and 3000 cases of fall
data after utilizing the time frame.
Figures 3 and 4 show the variation of acceleration signals
Figure 2: The structure of our model. for the typical 2 fall cases. The vertical axis represents the
combined acceleration, the horizontal axis represents the
processed by the NN correspond to a fall or not, which is the number of samples, and the sampling frequency is 200 Hz.
fourth layer. The fully connected layer (dense layer) obtains a From the 3 fall conditions in Figure 4, it is clear that the
specified value first, and then the final classification result is action of falling is about 3 s from the onset to the end.
created using the softmax classifier to determine the clas- It is necessary to first introduce the common evaluation
sification outcome. metrics of the algorithm model in order to evaluate the
The loss function LOSS of our model is as follows: merits of the fall detection algorithm model in order to
determine its merits. This paper’s fall detection metrics are
N
sensitivity SE, specificity SP, and accuracy ACC, which are
loss � 􏽘􏼂yi log y′i + 1 − yi 􏼁log 1 − y′i􏼁􏼃, determined using the formulas shown below:
i�1
(3) TP
1 SE � ,
LOSS � loss. TP + FN
N
TN
SP � , (4)
TP + FN
4. Experiment Results
TP + TN
We engaged the MMA fall dataset for a fall detection study, SE � .
TP + FN + TN + FP
in which we tested the accuracy of the model as well as the
latency of the method. Two accelerometers and a gyroscope Fall detection accuracy is shown in Figure 5, which
were used to acquire data for this dataset, which was col- depicts the accuracy of fall detection in two examples of
lected by 100.0 volunteers while wearing the acquisition sliding window of three seconds and six seconds, where
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4 the vertical axis represents the accuracy of fall detection

3.5 and the horizontal axis represents the three evaluation
3 indices.
2.5
When the sliding window is expanded to 6 s, as illus-
2
1.5
trated in Figure 5, it can be observed that the model accuracy
1 is much higher than that when the sliding window is reduced
0.5 to 3 s. The sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy have all in-
0 creased by 3.33 percent, 4.67 percent, and 4.54 percent,
-0.5 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 respectively, since the beginning of the study. As a result, the
-1 size of the sliding window in this study is taken to be 6 s.
Figure 3: Fall forward when causing slip. Further, we compare our method with the recent fall
detection algorithms BAK and BCAK, and the comparison
results are shown in Figure 6.
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3.5 5. Conclusion
3
The integration of sports and health care, as a key initiative
2.5 in the implementation of the Health China strategy, pro-
2 vides a unique practical field for the reform and devel-
1.5 opment of sports and healthcare systems for the benefit of
1
society, with a distinct practical orientation, as well as a
pressing need for theoretical research on the integration of
0.5
sports and health care, with a distinct theoretical orien-
0 tation. This paper focuses on the reality of sports-medicine
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
integration and discusses the basic strategies of research on
Figure 4: Fall backward when causing slip. sports-medicine integration from several aspects. This
study introduces the SFIC model as a basic theory into the
study of health care integration, in order to provide ref-
erence for promoting the development of health care in-
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90.00 tegration. Because the SFIC model has a wide application
89.00 space and also pays enough attention to the synergistic
88.00 process, which can help us have a more comprehensive
87.00 understanding of the synergistic process, this study in-
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85.00 troduces the SFIC model as a basic theory into the study of
84.00 health care integration. Moreover, this paper proposes an
83.00 algorithm for ethnic sports wellness and health promotion
82.00 under the perspective of body-medicine integration and
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SE SP ACC promotes the mutual integration of ethnic sports wellness
and health diagnosis through bidirectional LSTM to detect
3S falls in sports activities. The fall detection model developed
6S in this study achieves good accuracy and meets the time
Figure 5: The influence of window size on fall detection accuracy. delay of quasi-real-time detection, according to experi-
mental data.

92.00 Data Availability

90.00
The data used to support the findings of this study are
88.00 available from the corresponding author upon request.
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(%)

84.00 Conflicts of Interest

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78.00 The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.
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SE SP ACC Acknowledgments
BAK
This study was supported by the 2021 Sports Research
BCAK
Project of Jiangxi Sports Bureau (Intervention study of
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Taijiquan prescription on upper cross syndrome in office
Figure 6: Comparison of SE, SP, and ACC with BAK and BCAK. population) (no. 202110).
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