Applying the ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards to Wearable Home Health Monitoring Systems

Yao, Jianchu; Warren, Steve

doi:10.1007/s10877-005-2033-7

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“…If we consider that is quite common for elements to be replaced, telemonitoring systems need to be designed so they can be integrated in telemedicine platforms in a simple way, as close as possible to the plug and play paradigm. To reach that objective, it is essential to use international standards that can be followed by different manufacturers of devices [8][9][10]. Avoiding proprietary formats will then decrease the costs in case of replacement, providing high scalability, which is a very important feature in systems that may vary their configuration.…”

Section: Telemonitoring Systems At a Glancementioning

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“…Devices and sensors in telemedicine scenarios are usually wearable [9]; these devices need to have some particular electronic features like low voltage-low power, in order to extend the autonomy, limited CPU, reduced size and light weight. Thus, there is a trade-off between the amount of data to be transmitted and these features.…”

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“…Thus, there is a trade-off between the amount of data to be transmitted and these features. The communication protocols need to be lighter, avoiding lengthy communications and being efficient in terms of overhead, bandwidth and use of CPU [9]. With today's means, this leads to the conclusion that the most of intelligence of the systems has to be located away from the MDs or sensors that are monitoring the patient.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Telemonitoring Systems Interoperability Challenge: An Updated Review of the Applicability of ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards for Interoperability in Telemonitoring

Galarraga

Serrano

Martínez

et al. 2007

2007 29th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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Abstract-Advances in Information and CommunicationTechnologies, ICT, are bringing new opportunities and use cases in the field of systems and Personal Health Devices used for the telemonitoring of citizens in Home or Mobile scenarios. At a time of such challenges, this review arises from the need to identify robust technical telemonitoring solutions that are both open and interoperable. These systems demand standardized solutions to be cost effective and to take advantage of standardized operation and interoperability. Thus, the fundamental challenge is to design plug-&-play devices that, either as individual elements or as components, can be incorporated in a simple way into different Telecare systems, perhaps configuring a personal user network. Moreover, there is an increasing market pressure from companies not traditionally involved in medical markets, asking for a standard for Personal Health Devices, which foresee a vast demand for telemonitoring, wellness, Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) and ehealth applications. However, the newly emerging situations imply very strict requirements for the protocols involved in the communication. The ISO/IEEE 11073 family of standards is adapting and moving in order to face the challenge and might appear the best positioned international standards to reach this goal. This work presents an updated survey of these standards, trying to track the changes that are being fulfilled, and tries to serve as a starting-point for those who want to familiarize themselves with them.

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Section: Telemonitoring Systems At a Glancementioning

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Section: Telemonitoring Systems At a Glancementioning

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Section: Telemonitoring Systems At a Glancementioning

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Telemonitoring Systems Interoperability Challenge: An Updated Review of the Applicability of ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards for Interoperability in Telemonitoring

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Martínez

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2007 29th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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“…IEEE y Zigbee Alliance han estado trabajando estrechamente para especificar toda la pila de protocolo. Este protocolo sigue la definición por capas del modelo de referencia de interconexión de sistemas abiertos OSI ( Open System Interconnection) (Yao & Warren, 2005). IEEE 802.15.4, se centra en la especificación de las dos capas inferiores del protocolo (capa física, control de acceso al medio).…”

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Plataforma Meteorológica De Bajo Costo Basada en Tecnología Zigbee

Jaimes¹,

González²,

Romero³

2017

RCTA

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This paper presents the design, development and implementation of a low-cost meteorological platform that includes a communication system based on ZigBee technology for remote monitoring. For this we have used a development card based on the ATmega2560 microcontroller with application/extension cards oriented to data collection and connectivity applications. An Arduino Ethernet circuit board is incorporated to create a programming environment that allows the visualization of variables data obtained in real time.Keywords: Remote monitoring, IEEE 802.15.4, environmental variables, ZigBee.Resumen: Este trabajo presenta el diseño, desarrollo e implementación de una plataforma meteorológica de bajo costo, que incluye un sistema de comunicación basada en tecnología ZigBee para el monitoreo remoto. Para esto se ha utilizado una tarjeta de desarrollo basada en el microcontrolador Atmega2560 con tarjetas de aplicación/ampliación orientados a aplicaciones de obtención de datos y conectividad. Se incorpora una tarjeta electrónica Arduino Ethernet para crear un entorno de programación que permitió la visualización de datos de las variables obtenidas en tiempo real.Palabras clave: Monitoreo remoto, IEEE 802.15.4, variables ambientales, ZigBee.

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“…This means that the communication protocols need to be lighter, avoiding long time communications and being efficient in terms of overhead, bandwidth and use of CPU [7]. With the existing technology this leads to the conclusion that the most of the system's intelligence can not be placed near to the MDs or sensors that are monitoring the patient.…”

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Proposal of an ISO/IEEE11073 Platform for Healthcare Telemonitoring: Plug-and-Play Solution with new Use Cases

Galarraga

Martínez

Serrano

et al. 2007

2007 29th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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Abstract-Remote patient monitoring in e-Health is everyday closer to be a mature technology / service. However, there is still a lack of development in areas such as standardization of the sensor's communication interface, integration into Electronic Healthcare Record systems or incorporation in ambient-intelligent scenarios. This work identifies a set of use cases involved in the personal monitoring scenario and highlights the related features and functionalities, as well as the integration and implementation difficulties found when these are to be implemented in a system based on the ISO/IEEE11073 (X73) standard. It is part of a cooperative research effort devoted to the development of an end-to-end standards-based telemonitoring solution. Standardization committees are working towards adapting the X73 standard to this emerging personal health devices market and use case identification is essential to direct these revisions.

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Applying the ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards to Wearable Home Health Monitoring Systems

Abstract: With minor modifications, the X73 standards can be successfully applied to wearable, wireless, point-of-care systems in the home.

Cited by 103 publications

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Telemonitoring Systems Interoperability Challenge: An Updated Review of the Applicability of ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards for Interoperability in Telemonitoring

Telemonitoring Systems Interoperability Challenge: An Updated Review of the Applicability of ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards for Interoperability in Telemonitoring

Plataforma Meteorológica De Bajo Costo Basada en Tecnología Zigbee

Proposal of an ISO/IEEE11073 Platform for Healthcare Telemonitoring: Plug-and-Play Solution with new Use Cases

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