Sentence examples for mobile patient from inspiring English sources
Aiming to provide a transparent and efficient mobility infrastructure for the mHealth field we designed and developed a context-aware IPv6 flow mobility management scheme for Android focusing on mobile patient monitoring and tele-consultation use-cases in a multi-sensor environment.
The global market and increasing global mobility introduce new dimensions of healthcare, in the form of the mobile patient, creating new possibilities and challenges for patients, providers, and the healthcare system.
A mobile patient monitoring system makes use of mobile computing and wireless communication technologies for continuous or periodic measurement and analysis of biosignals of a mobile patient.
Recent advances in mobile and wireless sensor technologies have introduced new domain requirements that must be satisfied in designing a Context-Aware Mobile Patient Monitoring Framework (CMPMF) to develop Context-Aware Mobile Patient Monitoring Systems (CMPMS).
Existing literature on designing Context-aware Mobile Patient Monitoring Frameworks (CMPMF) in the biomedical informatics domain recognizes the need to identify the common requirements of the domain.
With help from automation, patients can even be prompted to check their weight, pulse, or oxygen levels, and enter results into mobile patient portals.
The two Minute Walk Test [ 31], EMS [ 32] or Rivermead Mobility Index [ 33] are mostly used for more mobile patients and for the assessment of functional mobility following stroke or other neurological diseases.
The new generic scale can be used for all patients with restricted mobility due to musculoskeletal problems in the acute care setting and describes the mobility from bed-ridden to independently mobile patients.
Some of the more mobile patients will dance… and flirt.
Designed for mobile patients, this device has not been studied in comparison to standard compression stockings (CS).
My dentist said his office started using updated, automated communications to keep up with increasingly mobile patients who enjoy social networking but often change their contact information.
