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WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FOR HOME CARE AND HOSPITAL INTENSIVE CARE

Basu, Priyam
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2013
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Lin, Shan
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Computer and Information Science
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Computer Science
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/739
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Many emerging and existing medical applications can benefit from having continuous access to the patients vitals. This paper presents the results of a set of experiments conducted in a medical setting to determine the feasibility of using wireless communication in both home care and hospital intensive care environments. The study is also done with the intention of developing a new wireless protocol for use in medical settings. This protocol will later be incorporated into different medical devices operating inside a patient room with a view that significant performance improvements should be observed.
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