u-Healthcare Monitoring System Design using by Smartphone based on Bluetooth Health Device Profile

Cho, Kyoung-Lae; Kim, Sang Yoon; Kim, Jung-Han; Oh, Am-Suk; Kim, Gwan-Hyung; Jean, Jae-Hwan; Kang, Sung-In

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“…As international standards for health information exchange are developed, a number of studies have been conducted in Korea to develop the ubiquitous computing environment that links with personal health devices to which various international standards are applied [ 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 ]. However, previous domestic studies [ 17 , 19 ] mostly conducted simulations at laboratories to develop several modules to confirm interoperability with personal health devices excluding glucometers or to verify the applications developed.…”

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Development of Cell Phone Application for Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring Based on ISO/IEEE 11073 and HL7 CCD

2015

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ObjectivesThe objectives of this research were to develop and evaluate a cell phone application based on the standard protocol for personal health devices and the standard information model for personal health records to support effective blood glucose management and standardized service for patients with diabetes.MethodsAn application was developed for Android 4.0.3. In addition, an IEEE 11073 Manager, Medical Device Encoding Rule, and Bluetooth Health Device Profile Connector were developed for standardized health communication with a glucometer, and a Continuity of Care Document (CCD) Composer and CCD Parser were developed for CCD document exchange. The developed application was evaluated by five healthcare professionals and 87 users through a questionnaire comprising the following variables: usage intention, effort expectancy, social influence, facilitating condition, perceived risk, and voluntariness.ResultsAs a result of the evaluation of usability, it was confirmed that the developed application is useful for blood glucose self-monitoring by diabetic patients. In particular, the healthcare professionals stated their own views that the application is useful to observe the trends in blood glucose change through the automatic function which records a blood glucose level measured using Bluetooth function, and the function which checks accumulated records of blood glucose levels. Also, a result of the evaluation of usage intention was 3.52 ± 0.42 out of 5 points.ConclusionsThe application developed by our research team was confirmed by the verification of healthcare professionals that accurate feedback can be provided to healthcare professionals during the management of diabetic patients or education for glucose management.

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Development of Cell Phone Application for Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring Based on ISO/IEEE 11073 and HL7 CCD

2015

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A Study on Countermeasures of Convergence for Big Data and Security Threats to Attack DRDoS in U-Healthcare Device

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Lee²

2015

Journal of the Korea Convergence Society

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U-Healthcare is a convergence service with medical care and IT which enables to examine, manage and maintain the patient's health any time and any place. For communication conducted in U-Healthcare service, the transmission methods are used that patient's medical checkup analysis results or emergency data are transmitted to hospital server using wireless communication method. At this moment when the attacker who executes the malicious access makes DRDoS(Distributed Reflection DoS) attack to U-Healthcare devices or BS(Base Station), various damages occur that contextual information of urgent patients are not transmitted to hospital server. In order to deal with this problem, this study suggests DRDoS attack scenario and countermeasures against DRDoS and converges with Big Data which could process large amount of packets. When the attacker attacks U-Healthcare devices or BS(Base Station), DB is interconnected and the attack is prevented if it is coincident. This study analyzes the attack method that could occur in U-Healthcare devices or BS which are remote medical service and suggests countermeasures against the security threat using Big Data.•

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A Study on the Effects of Lifestyle on Health Applications

Shin¹,

Suh²

2016

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Since the advent of mobile phones, m obile technologies and the related serv ice markets have been growing rapidl y. In particular, the mobile health indus try has recently been recognized as on e of the most promising industries. Th erefore, this study analyzed the influen ce of consumers' lifestyle on health ap plication (briefly app) consumption. Thi s study employs twenty lifestyle variab les consisting of health related variabl es such as exercise, drinking, smokin g, obesity index and general lifestyle variables such as mobile phone use ti me and public transportation type. The analysis was performed through three steps based on the following techniqu es: rule induction technique, logistic re gression analysis, and artificial neural network. The results showed that healt h app consumption was significantly i mpacted by six lifestyle variables, who se order of importance was as follows: obesity index, mobile phone use time, sleeping time, body shape, breakfast, and health expenditure. In addition, th e test predictive power of these variabl es was 74.8%. The results of this rese arch are expected to be useful for mob ile health service providers to design new app-based services or develop m arketing strategies for their services. [CONTENTS] ABSTRACT Ⅰ. Introduction Ⅱ. Mobile Health App & Lifestyle Ⅲ. Analysis Methods Ⅳ. Research Procedure and Data Ⅴ. Research Results Ⅵ. Conclusion References 국문초록

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u-Healthcare Monitoring System Design using by Smartphone based on Bluetooth Health Device Profile

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Development of Cell Phone Application for Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring Based on ISO/IEEE 11073 and HL7 CCD

Development of Cell Phone Application for Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring Based on ISO/IEEE 11073 and HL7 CCD

A Study on Countermeasures of Convergence for Big Data and Security Threats to Attack DRDoS in U-Healthcare Device

A Study on the Effects of Lifestyle on Health Applications

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