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A wireless remote vital sign monitoring system was developed and evaluated for user acceptability and device compatibility in 10 individuals.
A wireless remote vital sign monitoring system with audio/video capabilities was developed and underwent initial pilot testing for acceptability and compatibility.
Small pilot acceptability supports device iteration; leaves open larger efficacy trials before clinical integration.
Wireless patient monitoring systems are emerging as a low cost, reliable and accurate way of healthcare delivery. In this paper we present a wireless remote vital sign monitoring system with audio/video data transmission. Vital signs include; blood pressure (systolic and diastolic), heart rate, pulse, oxygen saturation, body temperature, lungs air volume and blood glucose level. In addition, a two-way audio/video communication link connects patients to their healthcare providers. The proposed system employs a computer-based software application that effectively incorporates current data with electronic medical record in order to enhance patient care. We evaluated this system with 10 individuals for assessing its acceptability by the users and its compatibility with other medical devices. A clinical trial with more than 30 participants aged over 65 years is also in progress at a local hospital.
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Baig et al. (2013) studied this question. Wireless remote vital sign monitoring system was evaluated on Acceptability by users and compatibility with other medical devices. A wireless remote vital sign monitoring system was developed and evaluated for user acceptability and device compatibility in 10 individuals.
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