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Wireless sensing for vital signs monitoring
2021Continuous monitoring of vital signs (e.g., respiration and heart rate, heart rate variability, etc.) is critical for early detection and prevention of potentially fatal diseases. Existing solutions usually require users to wear dedicated devices such as wrist-worn sensors or chest straps to physically contact with human body, which is uncomfortable ...
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Subacute monitoring systems: Vital advantages for vital signs
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 2001Increased automation of bedside technology maximizes efficiency, minimizes mistakes.
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Monitoring Earth'S Vital Signs
Scientific American, 2000M D, King, D D, Herring
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Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1997
Measuring vital signs began with simple observations by the great masters. New technologies are now used to correlate old theorems about cardiovascular efficiencies into accepted measured parameters. Measuring temperature, blood pressure and respiration has never been easier.
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Measuring vital signs began with simple observations by the great masters. New technologies are now used to correlate old theorems about cardiovascular efficiencies into accepted measured parameters. Measuring temperature, blood pressure and respiration has never been easier.
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Radar-Based Monitoring of Vital Signs: A Tutorial Overview
Proceedings of the IEEE, 2023Marco Vitolo +2 more
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Health devices, 2013
The VSi, VS2+, and VS4 vital signs monitors are the newest members of the Philips SureSigns family. Our testing shows that they have a number of advantages. A major concern, however, is that vitals data could be associated with the wrong patient I.D. if the user deviates from the recommended workflow. Read our complete findings and judgments.
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The VSi, VS2+, and VS4 vital signs monitors are the newest members of the Philips SureSigns family. Our testing shows that they have a number of advantages. A major concern, however, is that vitals data could be associated with the wrong patient I.D. if the user deviates from the recommended workflow. Read our complete findings and judgments.
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Multi-Resident Non-Contact Vital Sign Monitoring Using Radar: A Review
IEEE Sensors Journal, 2021Anuradha Singh +2 more
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Effect of a Wireless Vital Sign Monitoring System on the Rapid Response System in the General Ward
Journal of Medical Systems, 2022Dae Kyung Sohn, Jee Hee Kim, Il Won Shin
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On CSI-Based Vital Sign Monitoring Using Commodity WiFi
ACM Transactions on Computing for Healthcare, 2020Xuyu Wang, Shiwen Mao
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