Wireless-Enabled Telemedicine System for Remote Monitoring

Elgharably, R.; Marzban, Eman N.; Belal, S.; Ahmad, B. H.; AbdElLatif, I.; Atef, Reham M.; ElBabli, Inas

doi:10.1109/cibec.2008.4786070

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“…The system needs further work to improve its functionality and to be able to manufacture. This will necessitate making it integrable with HIS, PACS, and RIS (Elgharably et al, 2008).…”

Section: Limitations For Applying Ehr In Egypt and Future Recommendatmentioning

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Conceptual Framework of the Impact of Health Technology on Healthcare System

Farid

2019

Front. Pharmacol.

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The World Health Organization (WHO) promotes health systems strengthening as a means of improving population health, especially in low- and middle-income countries. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals highlight the importance of investing in workforce development to improve population health and economic well-being. In relation to pharmaceuticals, health systems face challenges in terms of i) guaranteeing access to needed drugs, ii) rationalizing medicines use, and iii) avoiding harm from adverse events. There is a pressing need to better understand the relationships between technology and pharmacy practice when strengthening pharmaceutical care systems. In response, this paper examines ways in which harnessing new technologies can change pharmacy practice and strengthen pharmaceutical systems for the benefit of patients. The paper will present a conceptual framework as well as exploring case studies.

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“…The system needs further work to improve its functionality and to be able to manufacture. This will necessitate making it integrable with HIS, PACS, and RIS (Elgharably et al, 2008).…”

Section: Limitations For Applying Ehr In Egypt and Future Recommendatmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conceptual Framework of the Impact of Health Technology on Healthcare System

Farid

2019

Front. Pharmacol.

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“…Medical wireless connectivity typically involves a body sensor area network and wireless link between the network and the hospital's communication network (Figure 1). The transmission of data from the wireless sensor nodes to the hospital network is an area that has attracted much recent interest (Shin et al, 2007;Karlsson et al, 2005) with a range of wireless data transmission technologies being employed including Wi-Fi, Zigbee and Bluetooth (Elgharably et al, 2008). However, for link distances below 15 m ultrawideband (UWB) transmission offers very low power, cost, complexity and very high data rates (Oppermann, 2004).…”

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Off-body UWB channel characterisation within a hospital ward environment

Catherwood

Scanlon

2010

IJUWBCS

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Received signal strength measurements and delay statistics are presented for both a stationary and mobile user equipped with a wearable UWB radio transmitter within a hospital environment. The measurements were made for both waist and chest mounted antennas using RF-over-fibre technology to eliminate any spurious electromagnetic scattering effects associated with metallic co-axial cables. The results show that received signal strength values were dependent on whether transmit and receive antennas had line of sight and were also affected by body-shadowing and antenna-body position. For mobile conditions, received signal strength tended to be lognormally distributed with non line of sight links having significantly lower mean values. Excess time delay results for mobile user tests were best described by the Weibull distribution. Overall, the results favoured the chest mounted antenna position, with higher mean signal levels, reduced mean excess delay and less difference between line of sight and non line of sight channels.

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WebRTC Based Telehealth and Telecommunication

Mantri

Singh

2022

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Wireless-Enabled Telemedicine System for Remote Monitoring

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Conceptual Framework of the Impact of Health Technology on Healthcare System

Conceptual Framework of the Impact of Health Technology on Healthcare System

Off-body UWB channel characterisation within a hospital ward environment

WebRTC Based Telehealth and Telecommunication

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