2006
DOI: 10.1007/s00502-006-0335
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Design and implementation of a virtual assistant for healthcare professionals using pervasive computing technologies

Abstract: With the advancement of hand-held devices, wireless and sensor network pervasive computing has achieved a perfect momentum. Formerly, a requirement existed that was a serious impediment and threat to the mobility of users -the necessary presence of a fixed wired network. This has been resolved by the recent advances in wireless and mobile technologies, particularly Bluetooth and WiFi. The advancement of available, portable, low cost mobile devices (PDAs, cell phones, etc.) has resulted in the user's mobility a… Show more

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“…Other studies addressing the impact of IT on provider-patient relationships suggest including relationship-centred care in informatics research [ 52 ]. Virtual assistants and portable devices that can record clinical interactions and convert data to text have also been suggested as ways to improve the integration of IT into the provider-client encounter [ 53 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Other studies addressing the impact of IT on provider-patient relationships suggest including relationship-centred care in informatics research [ 52 ]. Virtual assistants and portable devices that can record clinical interactions and convert data to text have also been suggested as ways to improve the integration of IT into the provider-client encounter [ 53 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%