iCHRCloud: Web &amp; Mobile based Child Health Imprints for Smart Healthcare

Singh, Harpreet; Mallaiah, Raghuram; Yadav, Gautam; Verma, Nitin; Sawhney, Ashu; Brahmachari, Samir K.

doi:10.1007/s10916-017-0866-5

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“…These sensors can be used to follow the child's health status much better and improve mobile health services for all children. [51] Baby caretracking growth [53] Baby care: Baby feeding, Diaper, Sleep tracker [52] iCHRcloud [3] Diet recommender system [13] Indian pregnancy advice, Baby care, [49] Growth and nutrition monitoring…”

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confidence: 99%

“…iCHRcloud project [3] has been proposed to monitor vaccination and growth of children in India and to reduce the child mortality. The program has a web-based interface for physicians and a mobile-based interface for parents.…”

Section: Hybrid Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…All of them are described in the second section. These systems include "child growth mentor" [51], iCHRcloud [3], "BabyCare: Baby Feeding, Diaper, Sleep Tracker" [52]. "baby care-tracking growth" [53], and "diet recommender system" [13].…”

Section: Doctor Interventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Early years of life of children are regarded as the golden period [1], which is the ideal time when children form their future habits [2]. If an infant's health is impaired in the early years, it will usually last a lifetime [3]. Thus, infants' growth should be monitored to detect and modify any deviations from the appropriate growth standard.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Infant’s growth and nutrition monitoring system

2020

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With the progress of information technology and the prevalence of smartphones, an opportunity to improve the children health services has been arisen. In this regard, many applications have been developed, most of which are not comprehensive enough to meet all of the needs in taking care of children. In this paper, a context-aware infant growth and nutrition monitoring system is proposed, designed, and developed under a pediatrician's supervision, considering the latest medical references. The system targets healthy infants and helps parents to keep their infants healthy. The proposed system has the growth and nutrition monitoring, health monitoring, and doctor intervention functionalities. It is designed using the Attribute-Driven Design method and consists of parent, doctor and cloud tiers. The parent and doctor tiers are implemented by Android on smartphones. The Software Architecture Analysis Method is used to evaluate the proposed system architecture. Finally, it is compared with other related systems. According to the comparison results, the proposed system provides more comprehensive and extensive features and capabilities, which meet the needs in taking care of children.

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“…This application is based on HL7 protocol enabling integration with hospital's HIS/EMR system. It provides Java (Enterprise Service Bus and Hibernate) based web portal for doctors and mobile application for parents, enhancing doctor-parent engagement [18]. A systematic review to determine if the use of nutrition apps resulted in improved outcomes, including knowledge and behavior, among healthy adults.…”

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The Effect of MHealth to Increase Mother’s Skill in Children Growth and Development Monitoring During >36–48 and >48–60 Months

Dewi¹,

Rambe²

2020

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Science, Health, Economics, Education and Technology (ICoSHEET 2019)

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Obstacles encountered the lack of implementation of early detection of growth and development of children during ˃36-48 and ˃48-60 months, especially in the development conducted every six months. Children at this age are rarely or never visit Integrated Healthcare Center anymore because the child has entered Early Childhood Education and mother perception that the child has been given compulsory immunization and no need to visit Integrated Healthcare Center. The problem of under five-year growth occurred in Indonesia (2013) is underweight 19.6%, stunting 37.2%, wasting 5.3%, and childhood developmental problems occurred based on the study is 30%. This study aims to assess the effect of the application of MHealth on improving the skills of mothers in monitoring the growth and development of children during ˃36-48 and ˃48-60 months. This study is aimed to analyze the effect of MHealth to increase mother's skill in children's growth development monitoring during ˃36-48 and ˃48-60 months with mothers and midwives for control design in each group by using simple random sampling for sampling technique for maternal and total sampling for midwives. The sample is determined based on age, education, occupation, income, and some children showing no significant difference between the control and treatment groups (p> 0.05). This study uses Quasi-Experimental research design, pre and post-test research design with control group design, which is to assess the effect of MHealth to improve maternal skills in monitoring the growth and development of children during ˃36-48 and ˃48-60 months. Data analysis is taken by Wilcoxon and Mann Whitney. The analysis showed that MHealth effects to increase mother's skill in children's growth development monitoring during ˃36-48 and ˃48-60 months (p<0.05).

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Industry 4.0 Data-Related Technologies and Servitization: A Systematic Literature Review

Zambetti¹,

Pinto²,

Pezzotta³

2020

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The advancements and adoption of digital technologies enable manufacturers to approach intelligent production and reach a higher level of automation in the wave of Industry 4.0. Even though manufacturing is at the center of this industrial revolution, the impact of digital technologies is more far-reaching: indeed, one of the biggest growth potentials is recognized in the paradigm shift from a traditional product orientation to the provision of bundled solutions. Particularly the possibility to gather and analyze data has been recognized as a key enabler for the advancement of the product-services offering. In this view, the research presented a systematic literature review exploring the state of the art considering on one side the newest technologies related to data and digitalization and on the other side servitization, aiming at understanding the point of contact between them. Four different perspectives have been identified and discussed and possible research directions have been proposed.

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iCHRCloud: Web & Mobile based Child Health Imprints for Smart Healthcare

Cited by 17 publications

References 10 publications

Infant’s growth and nutrition monitoring system

Infant’s growth and nutrition monitoring system

The Effect of MHealth to Increase Mother’s Skill in Children Growth and Development Monitoring During >36–48 and >48–60 Months

Industry 4.0 Data-Related Technologies and Servitization: A Systematic Literature Review

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