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September 1, 2002IEEE Microwave Magazine

Wireless house calls: using communications technology for health care and monitoring

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Key result

Wireless communications and sensor technologies promise to improve cost and convenience for long-term outpatient monitoring.

Population

Elderly and chronic patients

Design

Review

Authors

OBO. Boric-LubekeVLVictor M. Lubecke

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Overview

May support wireless sensor integration for outpatient monitoring; leaves open need for prospective validation before clinical adoption.

Structured PICO

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Population
Elderly and chronic patients
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Intervention
Wireless communications technology and continuous health-monitoring systems

Wireless and sensor technologies have the potential to improve the cost and convenience of long-term outpatient monitoring for chronic patients and preventative diagnostics.

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Boric-Lubeke et al. (2002) conducted a review in Elderly and chronic patients. Wireless communications and sensor technologies was evaluated. Wireless communications and sensor technologies promise to greatly improve the cost and convenience of long-term outpatient monitoring for elderly and chronic patients.

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