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Methods of Information in Medicine|May 14, 2008
Activity and heart rate-based measures for outpatient cardiac rehabilitationN P Bidargaddi, A SarelaMethods of Information in Medicine|May 14, 2008
An open and reconfigurable wireless sensor network for pervasive health monitoringA Triantafyllidis, V Koutkias, I Chouvarda, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|May 13, 2014
Auditory and Nociceptive Stimuli Responses in the Electroencephalogram. A Non-linear Measures and Time-frequency Representation Based AnalysisU Melia, M Vallverdú, F Clariá, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|April 15, 2014
Communication architecture for AAL. Supporting patient care by health care providers in AAL-enhanced living quartersT Nitzsche, S Thiele, A Häber, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|November 22, 2016
Exploring Possibilities for Transforming Established Subscription-based Scientific Journals into Open Access Journals. Present Situation, Transformation Criteria, and Exemplary Implementation within Trans-O-MIMReinhold Haux, Stefanie Kuballa, Mareike Schulze, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|December 7, 2016
Wearable Therapy - Detecting Information from Wearables and Mobiles that are Relevant to Clinical and Self-directed TherapyBert Arnrich, Cem Ersoy, Oscar Mayora, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|December 7, 2016
FIN-TIERA: A Tool for Assessing Technology Induced ErrorsSari Palojoki, Tuuli Pajunen, Lasse Lehtonen, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|February 20, 2014
The lower saxony bank of health. rationale, principles, services, organization and architectural frameworkM Plischke, M Wagner, B Haarbrandt, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|February 12, 2014
Possible combinations of electronic data capture and randomization systems. principles and the realization with RANDI2 and OpenClinicaD Schrimpf, M Haag, L R PilzMethods of Information in Medicine|March 1, 2017
The MADE Reference Information Model for Interoperable Pervasive Telemedicine SystemsNick L S Fung, Valerie M Jones, Hermie J HermensPageof 221