DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-85867-6_11
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Abstract: Abstract. Due to its critical nature, emergency healthcare (e-emergency) systems should be totally reliable, efficient and support real-time traffic. Therefore eemergency networks must provide proper quality of service (QoS) levels. After assessing the relevance of QoS deployment in different e-health contexts, this paper presents a pragmatic case-study intended to be deployed in a hospital room containing patients with high risk abnormalities, whose vital signals are being monitored by personal wireless body … Show more

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“…However, the low granularity of the time slots leads to poor bandwidth efficiency, making it unsuitable to e-emergency scenarios [1].…”
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“…However, the low granularity of the time slots leads to poor bandwidth efficiency, making it unsuitable to e-emergency scenarios [1].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each signal is collected and transmitted by a dedicated mote. The MAC protocol deployed in the network must guarantee a maximum latency below 500 ms, low packet loss ratio, 10.5 kbps of bandwidth to each BSN and low energy consumption [1].…”
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