Journal of Networks · 2007 · 26 citations · 8 references
Health ProfessionsSurgeryClinical MedicineDigital CommunicationHealthcare Information SystemsTelehealth SystemsTelemedicineCommunication ProtocolsCommunications ProtocolsStore-and-forward TelemedicineTelemedicine SystemsWireless Local Area Network Protocols
Abstract — Telemedicine is the use of telecommunications technology to provide medical information and services. It may be as simple as two health professionals discussing a case over the telephone, or as sophisticated as using satellite technology to broadcast a consultation between providers at facilities in two countries, using videoconferencing equipment. The first is used daily by most health professionals, and the latter is used by the military and some large medical centers. In the past, several telemedicine applications using wired communications were presented. The recent evolutions of wireless communications have enabled telemedicine systems to operate throughout the world, hence expanding telemedicine benefits, applications, and services. In telemedicine, typically scenarios is two doctors are involved with the patient: a local attending
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A sensate liner for personnel monitoring applications
Eric J. Lind, R. Eisler, G. Burghart et al. · 2002 · 60 citations