The Telemedical Interventional Monitoring in Heart Failure (TIM-HF) study uses a remote monitoring system with the ability to monitor the electrocardiogram, blood pressure, and body weight of the patient via a mobile phone network connection.
The two doctors proposed using a sophisticated remote monitoring system to let one doctor care for patients in several separate ICUs at once.
It is not feasible to use a camera in a remote monitoring and alarming system for a tower crane due to the low transmission rate of a wireless network.
In contrast to the present multicentre study, however, a remote monitoring system was used and thus the research team was immediately alerted of technical failures as well as hypo- and hyperglycaemia events during overnight closed-loop therapy.
Furthermore, there is always a need to have a monitoring system to improve the quality of health care [3], such as temperature monitoring of elderly and challenged persons using a wireless remote temperature monitoring system.
At each 6-month visit (which can be performed in-person or by phone), patients will be asked whether they are taking Amiodarone, whether there has been a change in their device status (e.g. explant or new implant), and patients who are implanted with an ICD will have their device data downloaded using a CareLink™ remote monitoring transmission or in-person device interrogation.
The paper describes a prototype Smart Vest system used for remote monitoring of physiological parameters and the clinical validation of the data are also presented.
For instance, patients with congestive heart failure or Crohn's disease can be monitored in the comfort of their own home through telehealth — using remote monitoring systems or the telephone (Car and Sheikh, 2003; Inglis, 2010; Kane et al., 2003; Hommel et al., 2013).
Sulfur dioxide is the primary gas species used for remote monitoring of gas flux, and is also a reactive gas, forming sulfuric acid via a process known as "scrubbing".
The technology used for remote monitoring of physical activity, without human contact, may not have been engaging enough to change daily habits.
