This document discusses two case studies about using adaptive user interfaces (UIs) to improve healthcare systems. The first case study describes an adaptive mobile interface for healthcare monitoring that can adjust over time based on a user's needs and abilities using machine learning. The second case study presents two scenarios where a patient and doctor interact with a smart device to view health data, including scenarios where authentication is required. The document also briefly outlines several applications of medical robots, including surgical robots, rehabilitation robots, and other uses of robotics in healthcare.
All submitted research articles are subjected to immediate rapid screening by the editors, in consultation with the Editorial Board or others working in the field as appropriate, to ensure they are likely to be of the level of interest and importance appropriate for the journal. ijerst offers a fast publication schedule whilst maintaining rigorous peer review; the use of recommended electronic formats for article delivery expedites the process.
scope of a journal in the field of Information Technology and Computer Engineering. This journal accepts various types of articles, including research articles, review articles, and short communications.
IJERST offers a fast publication schedule whilst maintaining rigorous peer review; the use of recommended electronic formats for article delivery expedites the process. International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & Technology (IJERST) is an international online journal in English published Quarterly. All submitted research articles are subjected to immediate rapid screening by the editors, in consultation with the Editorial Board or others working in the field as appropriate, to ensure they are likely to be of the level of interest and importance appropriate for the journal.
Advance IoT-based BSN Healthcare System for Emergency Response of Patient wit...IJMTST Journal
BSN is a prior and emerging technology in the medical field .BSN care system first deploy light weight ,tinypowered
sensors on patient body which communicate with each other and the coordinator node which is on
the body.This system mainly focuses on the measurement and estimation of important parameters like
ECG,temperature,level of blood. This real time system focuses on several parameters like patient location,
data storage, motion detection and transmission of data as well as alert messages to first responder and
server of hospital.In this system we are using three types of sensors ECG sensor,temperature sensor and
level sensor which gathers patients information and sends to micro-controller via which it goes to
BTC(Bluetooth Controller) through it is transferred to an Android smart phone of patient via Wi-Fi/Internet it
goes to server and from the server data is sends to doctors Android App. We are additionally using NFC(Near
Field Communication) technology,motion detection of patient by continuous grabbing of feed from
camera.Subsequently, by using this customized algorithm we proposed IOT based healthcare system using
body sensors which efficiently accomplish requirement.
The term Internet of Things (Often abbreviated IOT) was coined more than ten years ago by industry researchers but has emerged into mainstream public view only more recently. Some claim the Internet of Things will completely transform how computer networks are used for the next 10 or 100 years, while others believe Internet Of Things is hype that won't much impact the daily lives of most people.
All submitted research articles are subjected to immediate rapid screening by the editors, in consultation with the Editorial Board or others working in the field as appropriate, to ensure they are likely to be of the level of interest and importance appropriate for the journal. ijerst offers a fast publication schedule whilst maintaining rigorous peer review; the use of recommended electronic formats for article delivery expedites the process.
scope of a journal in the field of Information Technology and Computer Engineering. This journal accepts various types of articles, including research articles, review articles, and short communications.
IJERST offers a fast publication schedule whilst maintaining rigorous peer review; the use of recommended electronic formats for article delivery expedites the process. International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & Technology (IJERST) is an international online journal in English published Quarterly. All submitted research articles are subjected to immediate rapid screening by the editors, in consultation with the Editorial Board or others working in the field as appropriate, to ensure they are likely to be of the level of interest and importance appropriate for the journal.
Advance IoT-based BSN Healthcare System for Emergency Response of Patient wit...IJMTST Journal
BSN is a prior and emerging technology in the medical field .BSN care system first deploy light weight ,tinypowered
sensors on patient body which communicate with each other and the coordinator node which is on
the body.This system mainly focuses on the measurement and estimation of important parameters like
ECG,temperature,level of blood. This real time system focuses on several parameters like patient location,
data storage, motion detection and transmission of data as well as alert messages to first responder and
server of hospital.In this system we are using three types of sensors ECG sensor,temperature sensor and
level sensor which gathers patients information and sends to micro-controller via which it goes to
BTC(Bluetooth Controller) through it is transferred to an Android smart phone of patient via Wi-Fi/Internet it
goes to server and from the server data is sends to doctors Android App. We are additionally using NFC(Near
Field Communication) technology,motion detection of patient by continuous grabbing of feed from
camera.Subsequently, by using this customized algorithm we proposed IOT based healthcare system using
body sensors which efficiently accomplish requirement.
The term Internet of Things (Often abbreviated IOT) was coined more than ten years ago by industry researchers but has emerged into mainstream public view only more recently. Some claim the Internet of Things will completely transform how computer networks are used for the next 10 or 100 years, while others believe Internet Of Things is hype that won't much impact the daily lives of most people.
Embedded systems in biomedical applicationsSeminar Links
Interface with the outside world -sensors, actuators and specialized communication links. Healthcare applications offer distinctive challenges for embedded systems over the next ten years.
Presentation of the paper "IoT Meets Caregivers: a Healthcare Support System in Assisted Living Facilities" at the 1st International Conference on IoT Technologies for HealthCare (healthyIoT 2014)
SURVEY ON A MODERN MEDICARE SYSTEM USING INTERNET OF THINGS | J4RV3I12024Journal For Research
Since the population of the world is aging rapidly, how to provide appropriate health care to the elderly and unwell people becomes an important issue and draws high attention from medical, academic and industrial fields of the society. The Internet of Things (IoT) drives the evolution of the Internet and is regarded as a great potential to improve quality of life for the surging number of elderly people, significantly. As Android operating system gains immense popularity nowadays, it is a trend to make use of it for the wider access of IoT utility. This project presents a health monitoring system prototype based on IoT, with the increasing use of sensors by medical devices, remote and continuous monitoring of a patient’s health. This network of sensors and other mobile communication devices referred to as the Internet of Things for Medical Devices (IoT-MD), is poised to revolutionize the functioning of the healthcare industry. Untimed medicine administration can always show adverse effects on the health of the patients. The proposed system is designed to help these patients to take the required medicine in the right proportion at the right time. The basic ideology is integrating the principle of IoT with weight-based slot sensing on a normal pillbox. To make it more state-of-the-art, it is inbuilt with a Wi-Fi module for alerting the patient and also the chemist at the needed instant using IoT.
Running Head: Assignment 1 Case Study: 1
Assignment 1 Case Study: 3
Case Study: Community Patient Portal System
Case Study: Community Patient Portal System
One of the strategies that have been adopted by various healthcare organizations is electronic health record system (Hoerbst & Ammenwerth, 2010). This strategy has brought a great impact in the provision of healthcare since patients can seek medical care without moving to the physical location of the healthcare organization.
1. The stakeholders for the community patient portal system
i) Health consumers-The patients are the major stakeholders of the online health portal since they are the people who will seek health services at the organization. The patients will be expected to register on the website as health consumers.
ii) Healthcare professionals-The doctors, as well as nurses, will be expected to provide healthcare services such as conducting laboratory tests and recording patients’ information and the putting the data online for the patients to access.
iii) Health insurance organizations- Health insurance organizations are also stakeholders since they will provide a variety of coverage for the patients who have registered in the online health portal.
iv) Federal government agencies- Relevant federal government agencies such as the Department of Human Services will have to evaluate if the online health portal has adhered to the regulations advocating for high-quality health services.
The Community Patient Group will be actively involved in the web portal through registering into the site and providing a relevant medical history as well as the various diseases or health conditions that patients are suffering from.
As the business grows another group of stakeholder who will be interested in the system functions will be health consumers who are in other locations or even other countries. This is because other patients who are not residents of the community will be able to access the information and thus develop an interest in seeking health services. Online operations will open up new markets for the Community health organization.
2. Specific analysis techniques to be used
i) The patient population to be covered by the online portal-The analysis must cover the population that the web portal will serve.
ii) The internet accessibility rate among the health consumers-The analysis will also examine the rate of which the patients have access to the internet.
iii) Resources available at the Community Patient Group-The analysis must evaluate if the health organization has sufficient resources to establish an effective online health portal.
Questions to be asked
a) Does the targeted patie ...
Telemedicine, the remote delivery of healthcare services using telecommunications technology, has gained significant prominence in recent years, including its application in clinical research. Telemedicine in clinical research refers to the use of virtual visits, remote monitoring, and telecommunication tools to facilitate participant enrollment, data collection, study assessments, and monitoring in research studies. Here are some key aspects and benefits of telemedicine in clinical research:
Participant Recruitment and Access:
Telemedicine enables researchers to expand their participant pool beyond geographical limitations. By leveraging telecommunication tools, researchers can reach individuals who may face challenges with physical access to study sites, such as those living in remote areas or individuals with mobility issues. This broader reach enhances participant recruitment and diversity, contributing to the generalizability and representativeness of research findings.
Remote Study Visits and Data Collection:
Telemedicine allows for remote study visits, eliminating the need for participants to travel to study sites. Through video consultations and remote assessments, researchers can conduct interviews, collect data, perform examinations, and administer questionnaires remotely. This approach reduces participant burden, increases convenience, and enhances compliance by minimizing the time and effort required for in-person visits.
Real-Time Monitoring and Data Capture:
Telemedicine facilitates the collection of real-time data by remotely monitoring participants' health status and adherence to study protocols. Wearable devices, mobile health applications, and sensors can be used to capture vital signs, medication adherence, activity levels, and other relevant data. Researchers can access and analyze this data in real-time, enabling early detection of adverse events, improving safety monitoring, and enhancing the accuracy and completeness of data collection.
Patient Engagement and Retention:
Telemedicine enhances patient engagement by providing more frequent interactions with study staff and personalized support. Regular virtual check-ins, educational sessions, and feedback can strengthen the participant-researcher relationship, leading to increased participant satisfaction and retention. Telemedicine also offers flexibility in scheduling visits, reducing missed appointments, and improving overall study adherence.
Cost and Time Efficiency:
Telemedicine can reduce the overall cost and time associated with conducting clinical research. It eliminates or reduces travel expenses for participants and reduces the need for physical study site infrastructure.
A review paper on smart health care system using internet of thingseSAT Journals
Abstract Health is fundament need. And it is human right to get quality Health Care. Nowadays India is facing many health issues because
of less resource. This review paper presents the idea of solving health issues using latest technology, Internet of Things. It
presents the architectural review of smart health care system using Internet of Things which is aimed to provide Quality Health
Care to everyone. Using this system architecture, patients’ body parameters can be measure in real time. Sensors collects patients
body parameters and transfers that data to Arduino Uno which further transfer that data to cloud with the help of WiFI module.
This data is stored into MySql database server which manages data and provides accessibility. User can view this data with the
help of Android App. Which one can install in Smart phone, Tablet or PC. Cloud computing handles authentication, privacy,
security, data management etc. If data is abnormal then patient gets notification also care takers will get mail. With the help of
different decision making algorithms decisions can be made and according to it people have access to database. Patient can check
their medical record Hence, this system provides Quality Health Care to everyone and error free and smooth communication to
patients.
Keywords: IOT, e-health, Arduino Uno
IEEE DEST 2013 tGov paper eHealth - The Future Service Model for Home & Co...Hans A. Kielland Aanesen
Abstract — This document describes how future home and community health care services can be delivered using a range of new technologies and using standards developed by the EPR-forum and OASIS, and provides an overview of current efforts to build a new demonstrator showing how these services can be provided by the interoperability of the various edevices and systems.
A smart hospital is a hospital that relies on optimized and automated processes built on an Information and communication technologies environment (ICT) of interconnected assets, particularly based on Internet of things (IoT), to improve existing patient care procedures and introduce new capabilities.
Embedded systems in biomedical applicationsSeminar Links
Interface with the outside world -sensors, actuators and specialized communication links. Healthcare applications offer distinctive challenges for embedded systems over the next ten years.
Presentation of the paper "IoT Meets Caregivers: a Healthcare Support System in Assisted Living Facilities" at the 1st International Conference on IoT Technologies for HealthCare (healthyIoT 2014)
SURVEY ON A MODERN MEDICARE SYSTEM USING INTERNET OF THINGS | J4RV3I12024Journal For Research
Since the population of the world is aging rapidly, how to provide appropriate health care to the elderly and unwell people becomes an important issue and draws high attention from medical, academic and industrial fields of the society. The Internet of Things (IoT) drives the evolution of the Internet and is regarded as a great potential to improve quality of life for the surging number of elderly people, significantly. As Android operating system gains immense popularity nowadays, it is a trend to make use of it for the wider access of IoT utility. This project presents a health monitoring system prototype based on IoT, with the increasing use of sensors by medical devices, remote and continuous monitoring of a patient’s health. This network of sensors and other mobile communication devices referred to as the Internet of Things for Medical Devices (IoT-MD), is poised to revolutionize the functioning of the healthcare industry. Untimed medicine administration can always show adverse effects on the health of the patients. The proposed system is designed to help these patients to take the required medicine in the right proportion at the right time. The basic ideology is integrating the principle of IoT with weight-based slot sensing on a normal pillbox. To make it more state-of-the-art, it is inbuilt with a Wi-Fi module for alerting the patient and also the chemist at the needed instant using IoT.
Running Head: Assignment 1 Case Study: 1
Assignment 1 Case Study: 3
Case Study: Community Patient Portal System
Case Study: Community Patient Portal System
One of the strategies that have been adopted by various healthcare organizations is electronic health record system (Hoerbst & Ammenwerth, 2010). This strategy has brought a great impact in the provision of healthcare since patients can seek medical care without moving to the physical location of the healthcare organization.
1. The stakeholders for the community patient portal system
i) Health consumers-The patients are the major stakeholders of the online health portal since they are the people who will seek health services at the organization. The patients will be expected to register on the website as health consumers.
ii) Healthcare professionals-The doctors, as well as nurses, will be expected to provide healthcare services such as conducting laboratory tests and recording patients’ information and the putting the data online for the patients to access.
iii) Health insurance organizations- Health insurance organizations are also stakeholders since they will provide a variety of coverage for the patients who have registered in the online health portal.
iv) Federal government agencies- Relevant federal government agencies such as the Department of Human Services will have to evaluate if the online health portal has adhered to the regulations advocating for high-quality health services.
The Community Patient Group will be actively involved in the web portal through registering into the site and providing a relevant medical history as well as the various diseases or health conditions that patients are suffering from.
As the business grows another group of stakeholder who will be interested in the system functions will be health consumers who are in other locations or even other countries. This is because other patients who are not residents of the community will be able to access the information and thus develop an interest in seeking health services. Online operations will open up new markets for the Community health organization.
2. Specific analysis techniques to be used
i) The patient population to be covered by the online portal-The analysis must cover the population that the web portal will serve.
ii) The internet accessibility rate among the health consumers-The analysis will also examine the rate of which the patients have access to the internet.
iii) Resources available at the Community Patient Group-The analysis must evaluate if the health organization has sufficient resources to establish an effective online health portal.
Questions to be asked
a) Does the targeted patie ...
Telemedicine, the remote delivery of healthcare services using telecommunications technology, has gained significant prominence in recent years, including its application in clinical research. Telemedicine in clinical research refers to the use of virtual visits, remote monitoring, and telecommunication tools to facilitate participant enrollment, data collection, study assessments, and monitoring in research studies. Here are some key aspects and benefits of telemedicine in clinical research:
Participant Recruitment and Access:
Telemedicine enables researchers to expand their participant pool beyond geographical limitations. By leveraging telecommunication tools, researchers can reach individuals who may face challenges with physical access to study sites, such as those living in remote areas or individuals with mobility issues. This broader reach enhances participant recruitment and diversity, contributing to the generalizability and representativeness of research findings.
Remote Study Visits and Data Collection:
Telemedicine allows for remote study visits, eliminating the need for participants to travel to study sites. Through video consultations and remote assessments, researchers can conduct interviews, collect data, perform examinations, and administer questionnaires remotely. This approach reduces participant burden, increases convenience, and enhances compliance by minimizing the time and effort required for in-person visits.
Real-Time Monitoring and Data Capture:
Telemedicine facilitates the collection of real-time data by remotely monitoring participants' health status and adherence to study protocols. Wearable devices, mobile health applications, and sensors can be used to capture vital signs, medication adherence, activity levels, and other relevant data. Researchers can access and analyze this data in real-time, enabling early detection of adverse events, improving safety monitoring, and enhancing the accuracy and completeness of data collection.
Patient Engagement and Retention:
Telemedicine enhances patient engagement by providing more frequent interactions with study staff and personalized support. Regular virtual check-ins, educational sessions, and feedback can strengthen the participant-researcher relationship, leading to increased participant satisfaction and retention. Telemedicine also offers flexibility in scheduling visits, reducing missed appointments, and improving overall study adherence.
Cost and Time Efficiency:
Telemedicine can reduce the overall cost and time associated with conducting clinical research. It eliminates or reduces travel expenses for participants and reduces the need for physical study site infrastructure.
A review paper on smart health care system using internet of thingseSAT Journals
Abstract Health is fundament need. And it is human right to get quality Health Care. Nowadays India is facing many health issues because
of less resource. This review paper presents the idea of solving health issues using latest technology, Internet of Things. It
presents the architectural review of smart health care system using Internet of Things which is aimed to provide Quality Health
Care to everyone. Using this system architecture, patients’ body parameters can be measure in real time. Sensors collects patients
body parameters and transfers that data to Arduino Uno which further transfer that data to cloud with the help of WiFI module.
This data is stored into MySql database server which manages data and provides accessibility. User can view this data with the
help of Android App. Which one can install in Smart phone, Tablet or PC. Cloud computing handles authentication, privacy,
security, data management etc. If data is abnormal then patient gets notification also care takers will get mail. With the help of
different decision making algorithms decisions can be made and according to it people have access to database. Patient can check
their medical record Hence, this system provides Quality Health Care to everyone and error free and smooth communication to
patients.
Keywords: IOT, e-health, Arduino Uno
IEEE DEST 2013 tGov paper eHealth - The Future Service Model for Home & Co...Hans A. Kielland Aanesen
Abstract — This document describes how future home and community health care services can be delivered using a range of new technologies and using standards developed by the EPR-forum and OASIS, and provides an overview of current efforts to build a new demonstrator showing how these services can be provided by the interoperability of the various edevices and systems.
A smart hospital is a hospital that relies on optimized and automated processes built on an Information and communication technologies environment (ICT) of interconnected assets, particularly based on Internet of things (IoT), to improve existing patient care procedures and introduce new capabilities.
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ICS3211_lecture 11.pdf
1. ICS3211 - Intelligent
Interfaces II
Combining design with technology for effective human-
computer interaction
Week 11 Department of AI, 2023
1
2. Case Studies I: UIs &
Healthcare
Week 11 overview:
• A case study illustration: Mobile Interfaces & Healthcare
• A case study illustration: Medical Robotics
2
3. Learning Outcomes
At the end of this session you should be able to:
• describe a number of case studies in which UIs are adapted to
improve healthcare systems;
• provide a critique of a healthcare system and propose
improvements to the UI to make it more intelligent.
3
4. Case Study I: An adaptive
UI in healthcare
• As people age, they require more frequent
demands on the healthcare system;
• Multiagent systems plus advances in computer
engineering can provide new technologies for more
services in the healthcare;
4
5. Case Study I: An adaptive
UI in healthcare
• Increasing trend in healthcare monitoring with personal
technology, a movement sometimes referred to as
eHealth, and mHealth;
• A problem exists when a user is unable to operate the
interface to his or her technological device;
• What if an interface could adapt over time, to meet the
needs of a user? The theory behind such an interface
requires a multi-agent system to use a machine learning
technique that helps to build, test, and evaluate a policy
for each user;
5
6. Case Study I: An adaptive
UI in healthcare
• What is an adaptive user interface?
• Two types of models: error & user interface;
• models describe the behaviour of users, which can
be later extended into the adaptive interfaces;
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7. Case Study I: An adaptive
UI in healthcare
• What model to adopt when the user is in poor
environmental conditions and has a disability which
prevents him from accessing a mobile interface?
• Theory of reinforcement learning;
• Models describe the behaviour of users, which can
be later extended into the adaptive interfaces;
• Body area sensor network
7
12. Scenario 1
• A patient, Bob, spent the past 40 minutes walking
around the building. He would like to view his pulse data
for the past hour;
• Bob must interface with the smart device;
• Interaction requires launching an application interface to
the system. Once open, Bob taps the view health data
button to view health information. A dialog box will pop
up and requiring Bob to select the type of health
information he would like to view, in this case heart rate.
12
14. Scenario 2
• A doctor, Alice, cares for several patients suffering
from heart complications. She would like to view
the pulse rates of four of her patients, for the past 24
hours;
• Alice interfaces with the system via the smart device;
• This interaction requires launching an application on
the device. Next, before performing any operations
with other users, Alice must prove her identity by
authenticating with credentials known only to her.
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15. • Once successfully authenticated, Alice requests to
view health data by tapping on the view health data
button.
• A dialog box appears asking Alice the type of health
information to view, she will specify heart rate.
• Another dialog box appears prompting Alice to input
the names of patients for whom to the data should
be gathered.
• Finally, the last dialog box appears asking for a time
range for the requested data.
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17. Medical Robots
• Medical nanotechnology is expected to employ
nanorobots that will be injected into the patient to
perform work at a cellular level;
• Dermables, digital stickers for the skin open a vast
range of possibilities. Netatmo’s JUNE bracelet
adds some class to UV monitoring and
UVSunSense make monitoring sun exposure fun.
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18. • Direct patient care robots: surgical robots (used for
performing clinical procedures), exoskeletons (for bionic
extensions of self like the Ekso suit), and prosthetics
(replacing lost limbs).
• Indirect patient care robots: pharmacy robots (streamlining
automation, autonomous robots for inventory control
reducing labor costs), delivery robots (providing medical
goods throughout a hospital autonomously), and
disinfection robots (interacting with people with known
infectious diseases such as healthcare-associated
infections or HAIs).
• Home healthcare robots: robotic telepresence solutions
(addressing the ageing population with robotic assistance).
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19. Surgical Robots
• Soft robotic arms;
• Next generation 3DHD
visualization and
surface reconstruction;
• Micro-bots;
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