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  • Digital Health and m-Health
  • Biomedical Engineering
  • Gerontology and Geriatric Care

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  • m-Health is revolutionizing personal health management and traditional healthcare delivery models.
  • Transitioning to continuous remote monitoring requires addressing patient-provider data sharing and smartphone utility.
  • Existing m-Health systems offer valuable insights but require further development for seamless integration.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze critical m-Health features and extract lessons from developed systems.
  • To explore advancements in m-interaction, framework utilization, and physical activity recognition.
  • To present practical approaches for enhancing remote patient monitoring and elderly care.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a Near Field Communication (NFC) based system for efficient management of patient medical records in healthcare settings.
  • Implementation of a framework utilizing accelerometer-enabled smartphones for monitoring vital signs, weight status, and rehabilitation/frailty.
  • Creation of a solution for analyzing daily gait activity in the elderly using a single inertial wearable sensor.

Main Results:

  • Demonstrated efficient management of patient data through NFC technology in nursing and healthcare environments.
  • Successfully monitored key health indicators including vital signs and weight status using smartphone accelerometers.
  • Enabled detailed analysis of elderly gait patterns via a compact wearable sensor.

Conclusions:

  • m-Health technologies, when integrated effectively, can significantly improve patient engagement and healthcare efficiency.
  • The analyzed approaches provide a foundation for robust supervised remote health monitoring.
  • Further research and development in m-interaction and sensor technology will enhance the capabilities of m-Health systems.