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- ItemA feasibility study of a personalized, internet-based compliance system for chronic disease management.(2005-10-27) Wang, X H; Istepanian, R S H; Geake, T; Hayes, J; Desco, M; Kontaxakis, G; Santos, A; Prentza, A; Pavlopoulos, SThis paper describes a feasibility study on an Internet based compliance system to provide personalized care for patients suffering from chronic diseases Relevant medical trials from three different European countries provided preliminary evidence of the feasibility of the system and its efficacy in helping patients to manage their diseases at home The study discusses further improvements not only for the C Monitor system but also for other Internet based health care services
- ItemMobile e-health: the unwired evolution of telemedicine.(2003-11-12) Tachakra, Sapal; Wang, X H; Istepanian, Robert S H; Song, Y HThe movement of telemedicine from desktop platforms to wireless and mobile configurations may have a significant impact on future health care This paper reviews some of the latest technologies in wireless communication and their application in health care The new technologies can make the remote medical monitoring consulting and health care more flexible and convenient But there are challenges for successful wireless telemedicine which are addressed in this paper
- ItemNon-telephone healthcare: the role of 4G and emerging mobile systems for future m-health systems.(2005-03-07) Istepanian, R; Philip, N; Wang, X H; Laxminarayan, SThe next generation of m health technologies is a new and evolving topic in the areas of telemedical and telecare systems These technologies involve the exploitation of mobile telecommunication and multimedia technologies to provide better access to healthcare personnel on the move by removing the key disadvantage of trailing wires in current systems These technologies provide equal access to medical information and expert care by overcoming the boundaries of separation that exist today between different users of such medical information A great benefit to all users will be a more efficient use of resources and far greater location independence In this paper we will address some notes and future trends in these emerging areas and their applications for m health systems Especially we will discuss the role of 4G and emerging mobile systems for future m health systems The new technologies can make the remote medical monitoring consulting and health care more flexible and convenient But there are challenges for successful wireless telemedicine which are addressed in this paper