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Use of Smartphones in Hospitals
The Health Care Manager, 2015Mobile technology has begun to change the landscape of the medical profession, with more than two-thirds of physicians regularly using smartphones. Smartphones have allowed health care professionals and the general public to communicate more efficiently, collect data, and facilitate clinical decision making.
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Use of smartphone technology in cardiology
Trends in Cardiovascular Medicine, 2016Smartphone-based technologies along with broadband connectivity are changing the way modern cardiology is practiced. The ever broadening connectivity and increasing capabilities of smartphone-based technologies can better monitor, diagnose, and prevent cardiovascular diseases. Researchers can leverage the ubiquitous use of smartphone-based technologies
Hoang H, Nguyen, Jennifer N A, Silva
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Diagnosis of the Electrocardiogram Using a Smartphone
2014 IEEE 27th International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems, 2014Electrocardiograms can be used for diagnosing various cardiac conditions. They are traditionally printed as a hard copy on thermal graph paper, which a clinician can then use to support the overall diagnosis. Nevertheless, as technology evolves aspects of healthcare are embracing these technological advancements.
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Using the smartphone as oscillation balance
The Physics Teacher, 2020The dynamics of a spring pendulum is an important topic in introductory experimental physics courses at universities and advanced science courses in secondary school education. Different types of pendulum setups with smartphones were proposed to investigate, e.g., the gravitational acceleration, to measure spring constants, or to illustrate and verify ...
A. Kaps, F. Stallmach
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Trajectory Estimations Using Smartphones
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2015This paper investigates whether the smartphones' built-in sensors can accurately predict future trajectories for a possible implementation in a vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) system. If smartphones could be used, vehicles without the V2V/V2I technology could use them to tap into the V2V/V2I infrastructure and help to ...
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The Smart Use of Smartphones in Pediatrics
Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 2020The problematic overuse of electronic devices, in particular smartphones, is negatively affecting the lives of American youth. Cell phone technology has advanced its capabilities with smartphones to now easily provide children and teens with endless access to the internet, social media, and other online activities.
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The Use of Smartphones in Hand Surgery
The Journal of Hand Surgery, 2012ACKGROUND smartphone is a mobile device with advanced comuting ability and connectivity, combining the functions f a personal digital assistant and a cellular phone. lthough the technology existed as early as 1992 (IBM imon), wireless Web browsing and information sharng became commercially available with the developent of the Palm and Blackberry in ...
Cameron, Barr, Jeffrey, Yao
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Activity classification using a smartphone
2013 IEEE 15th International Conference on e-Health Networking, Applications and Services (Healthcom 2013), 2013The physical monitorization using dedicated devices is becoming an everyday routine for an increasing number of people. The information provided by accelerometers enables the creation of a diary of the performed activities, and the determination of their intensity.
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