Managing Home Care Networks

Turner, Kenneth J.; Docherty, Liam S.; Wang, Feng; Campbell, Gavin A

doi:10.1109/icn.2009.16

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“…'Telehealth' and 'Telecare' refer to remotely monitoring and supporting patients. 'Smart Home' refers to home automation and monitoring via sensor networks [6]. In our case of Type 2 Diabetes management at home, two types of sensors can be used to remotely monitor the health of patients: blood pressure sensors for monitoring hypertension, and blood glucose sensors (which can be part of continuous blood glucose monitoring systems) for monitoring glycemic control.…”

Section: Ambient Assisted Livingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Meersman

Hadzic

Hughes

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2013 46th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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This paper is situated in the Ambient AssistedLiving (AAL) services domain and offers a twofold contribution to the state of the art. We contribute to the health informatics domain by applying a service value network (SVN) approach to automatically match medical practice recommendations based on patient sensor data in a home care monitoring context to health services provided by a network of service providers. We contribute to the area of SVN composition by replacing current assumptions that customers are actively involved in explicating their service requirements with a more tacit approach where requirements are derived from patterns in sensor readings (and corollary diagnosis) based on validated rules on the customer side as well as on the supplier side. We demonstrate our contributions with an SVN composition based on an initial set of 493 patient profiles in the context of Type 2 Diabetes management in Australia.

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Section: Ambient Assisted Livingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Meersman

Hadzic

Hughes

et al. 2013

2013 46th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Where changes are possible, they normally require specialised technical expertise and often reprogramming. As a result, telecare systems can be hard to customise for individual circumstances, and can be hard to adapt as these change over time [2].…”

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“…Policy-Based Management Policies are automated rules for controlling systems, with many possible applications. Examples of the many approaches include ACCENT (domainindependent policies [2]), Drools (business rules, www.jboss. org/drools), Police (emphasis on distributed policies) and Ponder (distinctive features such as domains, conflict handling and refinement [4]).…”

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“…However, a potential issue with many policies is that they may contradict each other, especially when various different groups of users could be writing and editing policies for the same household. Work is under way to adapt conflict handling techniques from ACCENT [2] for use with Homer, focusing on how best to present and handle policies within a home environment for non-technical users.…”

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Programming Home Care

Maternaghan

Turner

2011

Proceedings of the 5th International ICST Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare

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The home is composed of many different devices, services and technologies. These rarely communicate with one another, and require various different computer systems and applications to be able to interact with them all remotely. A challenge within telecare is being able to exploit the functionality of these devices within the home and offer a common means of control, monitoring and programming, either locally or remotely. Homer, a home system designed and developed at the University of Stirling, can communicate with any device within the home and then expose the functionality to a range of different interfaces on different platforms and devices. This paper introduces Homer, describing how it communicates with the devices within the home, a brief description of the system architecture, and finally describes its user interfaces for the home. Home requirements are introduced at the beginning of the paper, explored throughout, and finally evaluated at the end.

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“…İngiliz Kızıl Haç Örgütü tarafından Sırbistan-Karadağ bölgesindeki bir "evde bakım programı" değerlendirmesi için bkz.Richmond ve Mias, 2005. 20 İspanya'da yapılan bir çalışmada da aynı olgu dile getirilir(Otero, Yebenes, Laso ve Victoria, 2003).21 Evde Bakım Sistemi yapılanması için önerilen bir evde bakım uygulama ağı yönetim modeli için bkz Turner, Docherty, Wang ve Campbell, 2009.. …”

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This article was checked by iThenticate. AKTİF YAŞLANMA İÇİN "ULUSAL EVDE BAKIM SİSTEMİ" * Erkan ÇAV ** Öz Türkiye'nin 65+ yaşlı birey nüfusu, 82 milyon toplam nüfus içerisinde 7 milyonu geçmiş, oranı ise genel nüfusun yaklaşık yüzde 9'una yaklaşmıştır. 26.460 yaşlı bireyin hizmet aldığı huzurevleri temelindeki mevcut kurumsal bakım sistemleri ile bu nüfusun refahı sağlanamaz.

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Managing Home Care Networks

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Cited by 8 publications

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Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Programming Home Care

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