Description |
1 online resource (292 pages : 59 illustrations |
Series |
Devices, Circuits, and Systems |
Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface ; Series Editor ; Editors ; Contributors ; Section I: Opportunities and Barriers of Smart Technology in Care; Chapter 1 Smart eHealth and eCare Technology: What is that? ; Chapter 2 Drivers and Trends in Technology Deployment in Care Services |
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Chapter 3 Approaches to Smart Technology Deployment in Care Chapter 4 IP Strategies in eHealth and eCare Sectors ; Section II: ICT -Based Platforms and Technology Examples; Chapter 5 Introduction to ICT-Based Service Platforms and Patien Record Systems |
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Chapter 6 Data Acquisition, Validation, and Processing in Smart Home Environments Chapter 7 Machine Vision in Smart Health and Social Care ; Chapter 8 The Possibilities and Challenges of RFID-Based Passive Wireless Components in Healthcare Applications |
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Chapter 9 Acoustic-Based Technologies for Ambient Assisted Living Section III: Case Studies and Field Trials; Chapter 10 Information and Communication Technology Support for Stroke Care: The Relevance Dilemma ; Chapter 11 INCA Software as a Service: Sustainably Delivering Cloud-Based Integrated Care |
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Chapter 12 Computerized Systems for Remote Pain Monitoring: A Case Study of Ambulatory Postoperative Patients Chapter 13 Simple Rehabilitation Games for Special User Groups ; Chapter 14 Home.com: Living in a Digital Environment ; Index |
Summary |
Both the demographics and lack of resources in the health and well-being industry are increasingly forcing us to find alternative solutions for individualized health and social care. In an effort to address this issue, smart technologies present enormous potential in solving this challenge. This book strives to enhance communication and collaboration between technology and health and social care sectors. The reader will receive an extensive overview of the possibilities of various technologies in care sectors (including ICT, electronics, automation, and sensor technology) written by experts from various countries. It will prove extremely useful for engineers developing well-being related systems, software, or other devices that can be used by professionals working with people with specialist needs, well-being and health service providers, educators teaching related courses, and upper level undergraduate students and graduate student studying related topics. The technology focus of the book is widespread and addresses elderly care and hospitals, in addition to solutions for various user groups, devices, and technologies. Beyond serving as a resource for nurses and people working in care sector, the book is also meant to give guidelines for engineers developing person-centered systems by exploring the integration of these technologies into service systems |
Subject |
Medical technology.
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Ambient intelligence -- Health aspects
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Internet of things -- Health aspects
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Medical telematics.
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Medical Laboratory Science
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MEDICAL -- Administration.
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TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Sensors.
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Medical technology
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Medical telematics
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Merilampi, Sari, editor
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Sirkka, Andrew, editor
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ISBN |
9781498745666 |
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1498745660 |
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9781315351780 |
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1315351781 |
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9781315332741 |
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1315332744 |
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9781315368818 |
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1315368811 |
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