Mobile application for driver's health status remote monitoring

Różanowski, K.; Piotrowski, Zbigniew; Ciołek, Michał

doi:10.1109/iwcmc.2013.6583819

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“…Health Status apps provide e-health services related to the COVID-19 including the provision ability to perform remote self-diagnosis, mostly based on the symptom's recognition for the user's perspective and distance treatment and online consultation with a health authority [22]. A typical example of Health Status is the "Covid Symptom Tracker" (app no 18) that asks questions to the mobile user for a preliminary check regarding COVID-19.…”

Section: Service Aspects Of Covid-19 Lbmasmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Multidimensional Analysis of Released COVID-19 Location-Based Mobile Applications

2021

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The spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has triggered a series of responses worldwide ranging from traveling restrictions and shelter-in-place orders to lockdowns, contact tracing, social distancing, and other mitigation measures. To assist with contact tracing and ensure the safety of citizens, a significant number of mobile applications has been developed, utilizing geospatial information and proximity sensing. We perform a thorough research on seven digital databases (Appbrain, e-Health Hub, GDPRhub, “fs0c131y”, News Sites, Appstore, and Google Play), identifying a total of 160 apps regarding COVID-19 related to our research questions. The aim of this research is to identify the main categories of apps and analyze their functions based on a proposed framework of by mapping aspects that affect their functionalities regarding Services, Technology, Societal & Business, and Legal aspects. As the world comes to the new normal, the utilization of these apps might become more essential for more mobile users and developers. The new encryption protocols that are established are also in favor of this argument. Future work can utilize our framework to further examine the development, design, and adoption of such mobile applications.

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Section: Service Aspects Of Covid-19 Lbmasmentioning

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A Multidimensional Analysis of Released COVID-19 Location-Based Mobile Applications

2021

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“…Personal mobile health systems aimed to support individuals suffering from chronic illness such as diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, etc., for long-term management and treatment have been introduced in [6]- [10]. In [11]- [13], mobile applications for fitness, rehabilitation and individual activity monitoring are investigated. An important observation is that that most of existing systems focus on long-term patient monitoring for a number of specific chronic diseases in clinical and home scenarios and/or for fitness applications.…”

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iVS: An intelligent end-to-end vital sign capture platform using smartphones

Le‐Ngoc

2014

2014 IEEE 11th Consumer Communications and Networking Conference (CCNC)

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This paper presents the design and implementation of an intelligent vital sign capture platform, namely iVS, which provides end-to-end connectivity between patient monitors and Electronic Healthcare Record (EHR) by using smartphones. By replacing manual operations with automatic machine-tomachine (M2M) communications, iVS aims to enhance reliability, save time and costs for patient's monitoring routines carried out in hospitals, clinics and emergency sites. Using advanced wireless communication technologies, it also allows medical staff to access to patient health conditions and other information (e.g., medications, prescriptions, medical treatment history, etc.) from EHR from anywhere at anytime in order to have fast and efficient responses to emergency situations. Network architecture and system design of iVS are first presented. M2M communication protocols to enable inter-operable data exchange between various system entities are explained. Theoretical maximum user data throughput that can be obtained over the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) communication link connecting patient monitors and smartphones is also calculated. Experiments results are also presented and discussed.

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An Integrated Wireless Communication Platform for End-to-End and Automatic Wireless Vital Sign Capture Using Personal Smart Mobile Devices

Le‐Ngoc

2015

Mobile Health

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Mobile application for driver's health status remote monitoring

Cited by 14 publications

References 3 publications

A Multidimensional Analysis of Released COVID-19 Location-Based Mobile Applications

A Multidimensional Analysis of Released COVID-19 Location-Based Mobile Applications

iVS: An intelligent end-to-end vital sign capture platform using smartphones

An Integrated Wireless Communication Platform for End-to-End and Automatic Wireless Vital Sign Capture Using Personal Smart Mobile Devices

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