Concept and design of automated moving device for healthcare equipment

Faria, Nuno; D.S.G., Raul Campilho; Silva, F.J.G.; Ferreira, Luı́s Pinto

doi:10.5937/fme2103598f

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“…The example is online reporting of medical laboratories on test results for some infectious diseases, such as COVID-19 or tuberculosis. The automated systems reduce the cost of public health data collection 2 .…”

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Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Veličković¹,

Ćiraković²

2023

Ann Nursing

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Cyberattacks on healthcare information systems have become more frequent in the last few years. The consequences of a cyberattack are not only the collapse of the system and financial damage, but also a direct threat to the health and lives of patients. The paper examines the basic forms of computercrime and cyberattacks with a focus on data theft in the health care system as a special form of criminal activity in which confidential personal data is obtained illegally in order to commit new criminal acts. The basic methods and techniques of stealing health data from end users of the internet, from personal computers and from large databases and the use of stolen data to commit criminal acts will be presented in the paper. A large number of cyber incidents in healthcare systems around the world were reviewed and analyzed with a focus on the period during the COVID19 pandemic The study aimed to identify the major topics and concerns present in today's hospital cybersecurity field, intended for non-cyber professionals working in hospital settings. In recent years, the international community has based its work in the field of regulating this issue on diplomatic crisis resolution, on international legal regulations and conventions, as well as on raising awareness when it comes to the security of health systems. The problems with cyber attacks are a global problem and the solution must be global, as well.

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Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Veličković¹,

Ćiraković²

2023

Ann Nursing

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Design of Buried Equipment for the Collection of Urban Solid Waste

Costa

Campilho

Silva

et al. 2022

Journal of Testing and Evaluation

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Waste recovery systems are implemented around the world. These systems play a highly important role in the integrated waste management process. The constant technological evolution of this type of equipment aims to answer to global and European standards that increasingly require a reduction in the deposition of waste in landfills and a progressive growth of the recycling levels per capita. To allow the insertion of waste equipment in places where there are several limitations, such as the available space and the urban environment, buried equipment for the storage of waste appeared. This equipment has a large storage capacity, and because they are completely buried underground, only permanent deposition top bins are visible. This work was developed with the aim of improving buried underground waste disposal equipment, including the devices to comply with safety regulations and automated opening/closing mechanisms. The complete equipment can be divided into three parts: the liner, the buried structure, and the interface with the depositor of waste (through the deposition top bin). Because many of the available solutions are empirically based designs, there is a high margin to improve competitiveness, which reaches greater proportions in a scenario of economies of scale. The main equipment concept is presented, and structural analysis is accomplished by the finite element method, allowing for improved equipment to be proposed that replaces the current solution. Prototype fabrication/testing and cost analysis are also performed. A proposal to revise the current modular structure is finally presented, which allows for a cost and weight reduction of 6 % and 15 %, respectively.

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Concept and design of automated moving device for healthcare equipment

Cited by 2 publications

References 19 publications

Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Cyberattacks on healthcare systems

Design of Buried Equipment for the Collection of Urban Solid Waste

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