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Personalised mobile services supporting the implementation of clinical guidelines

Jones Val; Gay Valerie; Leijdekkers Peter; Rienks Rienk; Hermens Hermie (AIME 2009, 2009)

Telemonitoring is emerging as a compelling application of Body Area Networks (BANs). We describe two health BAN systems developed respectively by a European team and an Australian team and discuss some issues encountered ...
Point-of-Treatment : Touchable e-nursing User Interface for Medical Emergencies

Sax Christian; Lawrence Elaine (IEEE Computer Society, 2009)

A common occurence in any nursing home for the elderly is a medical emergency such as a cardiac arrest, a fall or a diabetic seizure. Our goal was to provide an effective and supportive graphical user interface for nursing ...
Portable Medical Monitoring : An E-Nursing Interface For Elderly Care Emergencies

Sax Christian; Lawrence Elaine; Wolff Christian (IADIS Society, 2009)

We present a prototype called "Portable Medical Monitoring Computer" that was developed to provide possible solution to the growing demand for effective, appropriate and efficient elderly car, especially in emergency ...
Resource Allocation Technique for Video Streaming Applications in the LTE System

Mohd Ramli Huda Adibah; Sandrasegaran Kumbesan; Basukala Riyaj; Patachaianand Rachod; Xue Minjie; Lin Cheng-Chung (IEEE, 2010)

Long term evolution (LTE) is the next generation wireless system that supports all IP transmission for multimedia services. The quality of service (QoS) requirements of multimedia services are one of the major challenges ...
A Scheme for Improving TCP Fairness and Throughput in Wireless Networks

Hoang Doan; Zhou Hong; Nhan Phuong (Australian Telecommunications Networks and Applications Conference, 2004)

TCP suffers from poor throughput performance in wireless networks. Furthermore, when multiple TCP connections compete at a base station, link errors and congestion are likely to lead to serious unfairness among the ...
Security, privacy and legal issues in pervasive eHealth monitoring systems

Kargl Frank; Lawrence Elaine; Fischer Martin; Lim Yen Yang (IEEE, 2008)
Spherical Vision Cameras in a Semi-autonomous Wheelchair System

Nguyen Jordan; Su Steven; Nguyen Hung (The Printing House, Inc., 2010)

This paper is concerned with the methods developed for extending the capabilities of a spherical vision camera system to allow detection of surrounding objects and whether or not they pose a danger for movement in that ...
Tangible Information : Gestures for a Portable e-Nursing touch screen interface

Sax Christian; Lawrence Elaine (IEEE Communications Society, 2009)

Elderly persons make use of significantly more emergency medical services than do younger adults. The elderly are more prone to medical emergencies such as cardiac arrests, falls or diabetic seizures. Our prototype called ...
Towards Building Health Systems

Lawrence Elaine; Felix Navarro Karla; Sax Christian (IARIA Conference, 2011)

This paper reports on a series of interviews with three mainstream and three alternative/complimentary health professionals about the use of interactive technologies as a tool to improve the physical and mental well-being ...
Trial Results of a Novel Cardiac Rhythm Management System using Smart Phones and wireless ECG Sensors

Leijdekkers Peter; Gay Valerie; Barin Edward (LNCS Springer, 2009)

This paper discusses the trial results of a personalised Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) system using a smart phone (PDA) and a wireless ECG sensor. The system is used in a trial to record and diagnose abnormal cardiac ...
'Unhappily ever after?' Life after Westerbork

Ben-Sefer Ellen (secolo Verlag, 2005)
Wireless Sensor: Networks in the bio-medical/healthcare Industry: Technical and Legal Perspectives

Lawrence Elaine; Lawrence John (Institute for Technology and Enterprise, 2004)

Tiny, wireless sensor devices (Motes or Smart Dust) have the potential for transforming the bio-medical/healthcare industry sector. Researchers consider motes as prototypes for nano-devices (built from off- the-shelf ...

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