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Wearable devices for patient monitoring in the intensive care unit
Intensive Care Medicine ExperimentalWearable devices (WDs), originally launched for fitness, are now increasingly recognized as valuable technologies in several clinical applications, including the intensive care unit (ICU).
A. Angelucci +3 more
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Applied SciencesThis comprehensive review paper explores the intricate integration of biosensors with multi-hop Internet of Things (IoT) systems, representing a paradigm shift in healthcare through real-time remote patient monitoring.
Raihan Uddin, Insoo Koo
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IEEE AccessECG signals are vital for diagnosing cardiovascular diseases, but artifacts like power line interference, baseline wander, and motion artifacts hinder accurate interpretation.
Jose Moon +5 more
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Scientific ReportsDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a significant increase in the use of internet resources for accessing medical care, resulting in the development and advancement of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT).
Anichur Rahman +6 more
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Evaluation of the Zimbabwe HIV case surveillance pilot project, 2019
The Pan African Medical Journal, 2020 INTRODUCTION: Zimbabwe has a high burden of HIV (i.e., estimated 1.3 million HIV-infected and 13.8% HIV incidence in 2017). In 2017 the country developed and implemented a pilot of HIV case surveillance (CS) based on the 2017 World Health Organisation ...
Peter Nsubuga +15 more
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Physiology-Aware Rural Ambulance Routing
, 2017 In emergency patient transport from rural medical facility to center tertiary hospital, real-time monitoring of the patient in the ambulance by a physician expert at the tertiary center is crucial.
Berlin Jr., Richard B. +2 more
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Development of a low profile laser Doppler probe for monitoring perfusion at the patient – mattress interface [PDF]
, 1988 The clinical importance of pressure ulcers is reviewed confirming the need for continuous monitoring of skin blood perfusion at the patient – mattress interface.
A. CALZOLARI +9 more
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npj Digital MedicineDue to rapid technological advancements, remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology has gained traction in recent years. While the effects of specific RPM interventions are known, few published reviews examine RPM in the context of care transitions from ...
Si Ying Tan +3 more
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Frontiers in PhysiologyIntroduction: This study aimed to model below and above anaerobic threshold exercise-induced heart rate (HR) drift, so that the corrected HR could better represent V̇O2 kinetics during and after the exercise itself.Methods: Fifteen healthy subjects (age:
Gabriele B. Papini +4 more
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IEEE AccessThe unexpectedly high number of deaths caused by inadequate medical care is, to date, considered as a serious problem. Moreover, the ratio of elderly people who require continuous care is rising. Therefore, a patient monitoring system (PMS) also known as
Basheera M. Mahmmod +8 more
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