Why the study?
There is a need for continuous health monitoring systems during daily activities to supervise potentially unstable chronic illness patients without overburdening first aid services.
Does an intelligent ecosystem using wearable devices, intelligent agents, and complex event processing enable effective continuous monitoring of vital parameters and ECGs in patients with chronic illnesses?
Does an intelligent ecosystem using wearable devices, intelligent agents, and complex event processing enable effective continuous monitoring of vital parameters and ECGs in patients with chronic illnesses?
An intelligent ecosystem combining wearable devices, intelligent agents, and complex event processing shows promise for continuous remote monitoring of vital signs and ECGs.
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May enable continuous remote monitoring; leaves open prospective outcome trials in cardiovascular populations.
This paper describes an intelligent ecosystem that can continuously monitor patients’ health conditions, whether at home, at work or during recreational activities, by leveraging a creative blend of wearable medical devices, intelligent agents (IA) and complex event processing (CEP). With the help of a smart application, linking wearable devices and the power of IA and CEP, patients will be constantly and actively supervised during their daily activities. This can even save their lives in case they experience sudden or gradual problems. Thanks to our system, patients with chronic illnesses that are not serious but potentially unstable will no longer overburden first aid services. This is also helpful in containing the spread of COVID-19. Specifically, in this paper, we focus on automatic monitoring of vital parameters, electrocardiogram analysis and psoriasis detection. Experimental results conducted on real patients show how promising our approach is.
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