Telemonitoring as a new method of effective blood pressure control

Shigotarova, E. A.; Salyamova, L.; Олейников, В. Э.

doi:10.17116/profmed20212404199

Profil. med.

2021

DOI: 10.17116/profmed20212404199

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Telemonitoring as a new method of effective blood pressure control

E. A. Shigotarova¹,

L. Salyamova²,

В. Э. Олейников³

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“…The use of information technologies and Internet of Things(IoT) services makes it possible to solve a wide range of diverse tasks in many areas of human activity. According to information technology experts, Internet of Things services are developing mainly in two directions: consumer (mass) and industrial (critical) [1,2].…”

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Ismukhamedova¹,

Satiyev²,

Zhumagaliev³

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One of the actual applications of the «Internet of Things»(IoT) is the development and implementation of telemedicine systems, which are formed on the basis of built-in information and telecommunication means for registering physiological parameters of a person's condition and their constant monitoring. The global average annual growth rate of the number of telemedicine services is 19%. This article provides an overview of existing IT solutions for telemonitoring human activity.

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Telemonitoring as a new method of effective blood pressure control

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