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The sub-population with the greatest need for home healthcare services also demonstrates the greatest variation in their ability to operate devices, so ease of use is critically important for wearable devices used in home environments. In this scenario, "ease of use" has multiple connotations, each of which requires different design elements. This paper reviews recent progress in the areas...
Interoperability at the device and system levels has the potential to improve ease of use for point-of-care systems while lowering the cost of these systems. To this end, we developed a prototype wearable monitoring system based on interoperability standards that demonstrates plug-and-play wireless connectivity between the system components. The system utilizes both device-level (IEEE 11073, Bluetooth)...
Wireless body are networks (WBAN) and their supporting information infrastructures offer unprecedented opportunities to monitor state of health without constraining the activities of a wearer. These mobile point-of-care systems are now realizable due to the convergence of technologies such as low-power wireless communication standards, plug-and-play device buses, off-the-shelf development kits for...
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