Key result
A modular Android-based mobile application for remote patient monitoring was developed and successfully used in pilot studies for the treatment of patients with cardiovascular diseases.
A novel Android-based mobile application architecture for remote patient monitoring simplifies device integration and has been successfully piloted in cardiovascular patients.
Pilot supports mobile RPM feasibility in CVD; leaves open clinical efficacy and safety in larger trials.
The article describes results of the research in the area of remote patient monitoring. We present innovative architecture of our data acquisition module as well as design decision we made during our work. The module is implemented as a mobile application executed on top of Android OS. The modular and open architecture of the application and the unified measurement processing gives opportunity for easy integration with new medical devices. The proposed installation and pairing process simplifies the configuration of the mobile application which is important in this type of systems. In addition, our solution takes part in the pilot studies and was successfully used by practitioners in the treatment process of patients with cardiovascular diseases.
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Szydło et al. (2015) studied Cardiovascular diseases. Mobile application for remote patient monitoring was evaluated. A modular Android-based mobile application for remote patient monitoring was developed and successfully used in pilot studies for the treatment of patients with cardiovascular diseases.
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