Patient Vital Signs Monitoring using Wireless Body Area Networks

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by Baozhi Chen , John Paul Varkey , Dario Pompili , John K-j Li , Ivan Marsic

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222	Codeblue: An ad hoc sensor network infrastructure for emergency medical care - Malan, Fulford-jones, et al. (Show Context) Citation Context ...n of one-BAN systems such as [2] (i.e., systems used on only one patient). While previous studies have proposed solutions to access patient healthcare data in real-time and provide emergency services =-=[3]-=-, no solution has focused on prioritizing patient data transmission over the wireless channel by jointly considering 1) the patient condition and 2) the vital sign Quality of Service (QoS) requirement...
12	Ubiquitous personal assistive system for neuropathy. In: - Dabiri, Vahdatpour, et al. - 2008 (Show Context) Citation Context ...s, which represent an important barrier for developing improved trauma triage strategies. Existing research on wireless healthcare systems have mainly focused on the design of one-BAN systems such as =-=[2]-=- (i.e., systems used on only one patient). While previous studies have proposed solutions to access patient healthcare data in real-time and provide emergency services [3], no solution has focused on ...
1	vod der Grum, “Body Area Network - A Key Infrastructure Element for Patient Centered Telemedicine - Norgall, Schmidt, et al. - 2004 (Show Context) Citation Context ... and providing effective alerts. Hence, we propose a novel wireless communication solution that - with minimum added RF interference - i) collects and prioritizes vital signs transmission using WBANs =-=[1]-=-, ii) reliably transfers the acquired patient data to medical terminals or PDAs, and iii) seamlessly supports mobility as patients are moved along different hospital settings. Our solution overcomes t...