Methods and systems for monitoring mental health environment

A controller for monitoring a clinical response in a mental health environment, comprising:

• a communication module configured to receive alarm data indicative of a triggered alarm associated with a door mounted within a door frame, and receive from an angle sensor angle data indicative of a measured angle of the door relative to the door frame;
• one or more processors;
• and
• a memory storing computer executable instructions therein which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
• detect an opening of the door in dependence on a change in the measured angle of the door indicated by the angle data;
• and
• output an indication of a clinical response in dependence on the detection of the opening of the door.

A computer-implemented method of detecting an abnormal use of a door in a mental health environment, comprising:

• receiving, from an angle sensor, angle data indicative of a measured angle of the door relative to a door frame in which the door is mounted;
• determining, in dependence on the measured angle of the door, whether the door is in an open state;
• if the door is in an open state, determining in dependence on the measured angle a direction of the door to be a first direction or a second direction relative to the door frame;
• and
• outputting a signal indicative of an abnormal door use if the direction of the door transitions between the first direction and the second direction.

A controller for detecting an abnormal use of a door in a mental health environment, comprising:

• a communication module configured to receive, from an angle sensor, angle data indicative of a measured angle of the door relative to a door frame in which the door is mounted;
• one or more processors;
• and
• a memory storing computer executable instructions therein which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
• determine, in dependence on the measured angle of the door, whether the door is in an open state;
• if the door is in an open state, determine in dependence on the measured angle a direction of the door to be a first direction or a second direction relative to the door frame;
• and
• output a signal indicative of an abnormal door use if the direction of the door transitions between the first direction and the second direction.

One or more non-transitory computer readable media storing executable instructions which, when executed, are arranged to perform a computer-implemented method of monitoring a clinical response in a mental health environment, the method comprising:

• receiving alarm data indicative of a triggered alarm associated with a door mounted within a door frame;
• receiving, from an angle sensor, angle data indicative of a measured angle of the door relative to the door frame;
• detecting an entry through the door in dependence on a change in the measured angle of the door indicated by the angle data;
• and outputting an indication of a clinical response in dependence on the detection of the opening of the door.