Mobile Health: A Technology Road Map

1160 Pages·2015·51.016 MB·English

by  Sasan Adibi (eds.)

Springer Series in Bio-/Neuroinformatics 5
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Mobile Health
A Technology Road Map
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Sasan Adibi
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Mobile Health
A Technology Road Map
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SasanAdibi
FacultyofScienceEngineering&BuiltEn-
vironment
SchoolofInformationTechnology
Burwood,Victoria
Australia
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Foreword
The area of Mobile Health (mHealth) has been gaining attention in recent years.
Dueto its potentialandprovenimpactonhealthcare,moreresearchersandindus-
trieshavebecomeinvolvedwith it;moreover,engineers,scientists, andhealthcare
professionalshavebeencollaboratingtosolvefundamentalproblemsinthehealth-
caresystem,thuscausingadeepsystematicandprogressivetransformation.
Edited by a connoisseur in the field (Sasan Adibi) and written by authors with
a very diverserange of expertise,this book providesthe readerswith technology-
inspiredperspectivesonmHealth,andpresentsanimportanttransformingforcein
boththehealthcareindustryandthefieldofmobiletechnologies.Irecommendthis
booktoallmycolleagues,bothintheacademiaandindustry,whoareinterestedin
health informatics. I believe that this book will be of great benefit for a wide au-
dience,servingtosparktheinterestofthegeneralreaders,andaninformativeand
thought-provokingsourcefortheprofessionalswhomaybemorecloselyinvolved
withmHealthresearchanddevelopments.
ProfessorMajidSarrafzadeh
IEEEFellow,UCLA,LosAngeles,UnitedStates
Therehasbeenatremendousinterestonhealthcareapplicationsfromvarioustypes
oftechnologyprofessionals,suchasresearchers,developers,integrators,andsolu-
tion providers. However, there is a vast range of emerging technologies that can
begainfullyutilizedinhealthcare.Alsothehealthcaresectorisverycomplexwith
many disciplines and sub-disciplines. Therefore, it is difficult to provide a broad
coverage of different technologies targeting various healthcare problems in one
book. I congratulate Sasan Adibi for being able to cover such a wide range of
technologies for different healthcare disciplines in one book. He has done an ex-
cellent job of sustained communication with so many authors to keep them mo-
tivatedonimprovingthe chaptercontentsbasedontimely reviews.Thisis a great
VI Foreword
achievement,alsogivenanacceptanceratioofonlyabout40%showingastringent
qualitycontrol.IhopethisbookwillbecomeamajorreferenceforInformationand
CommunicationTechnologies(ICT)inhealthcare.
ProfessorPradeepKumarRay
UniversityofSouthWales,Sydney,Australia
Contents
1 Introduction............................................... 1
PartI:Preventiveand CurativeMedicine
2 mHealthSensors,Techniques,andApplicationsforManaging
WanderingBehaviorofPeoplewithDementia:AReview ......... 11
NhuKhueVuong,SyinChan,ChiewTongLau
3 UbiquitousmHealthApproachforBiofeedbackMonitoringwith
FallsDetectionTechniquesandFallsPreventionMethodologies.... 43
EdgarT.Horta,IvoC.Lopes,JoelJ.P.C.Rodrigues
4 A Review of Methods to Characterize and Classify Sleep,
DepressionandSchizophreniaDisorders....................... 77
DeanCvetkovic,HaslaileAbdullah,RamiroChaparro-Vargas
5 A New Era inSleep Monitoring:The Applicationof Mobile
TechnologiesinInsomniaDiagnosis ........................... 101
Sana Tmar-Ben Hamida, Beena Ahmed, Dean Cvetkovic,
EmilJovanov,GerardKennedy,ThomasPenzel
6 CurrentStatusandFutureTrendsofWirelessandMobileHealth
TechnologiesinSleepMedicine:InsomniaCaseStudy............ 129
LeilaJalali,PhilipBigelow
PartII:RemoteHealthMonitoring
7 Accelerometer-Based Human Activity Recognition in
SmartphonesforHealthcareServices.......................... 147
CesarTorres-Huitzil,AndresAlvarez-Landero
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8 AFormalApproachforaDependabilityAssessmentofamHealth
MonitoringSystem ......................................... 171
Alessandro Testa, Marcello Cinque, Antonio Coronato,
GiuseppeDePietro
9 WirelessMonitoringSystemforWheelchairUserswithSevere
MobilityImpairment ....................................... 195
DiegoE.Arias,EstebanJ.Pino,PabloAqueveque,DorothyW.Curtis
10 RemoteHealth/VitalSignMonitoring:mHealthandRemote
VitalSignMonitoring-TrendsandApplicationsforECGAnalysis
onCellPhones............................................. 221
Oleg Starostenko, Vicente Alarcon-Aquino,
JorgeRodriguez-Asomoza,OlegSergiyenko,VeraTyrsa
11 Operation,AnalysisandOptimizationofWirelessSensorDevices
inHealthOrientedMonitoringSystems........................ 245
SantiagoLed, Leire Azpilicueta,MiguelMartínez-Espronceda,
LuisSerrano,FranciscoFalcone
12 mHealthSensorsandApplicationsforPersonalAid.............. 265
P.S. Sousa, D. Sabugueiro, V. Felizardo, R. Couto, I. Pires,
N.M.Garcia
13 Location-AwareServicesUsing AndroidMobile Operating
PlatformforSafety,EmergencyandHealthApplications ......... 283
PrabhuDorairaj,AbbasMohammed,NedelkoGrbic
14 mHealthMonitoringSystemforHospitalisedOlderAdults–
CurrentIssuesandChallenges ............................... 299
MirzaMansoorBaig,HamidGholamhosseini,MartinJ.Connolly
15 UbiquitousHealthMonitoring:IntegrationofWearableSensors,
NovelSensingTechniques,andBodySensorNetworks ........... 319
KevinHung,C.C.Lee,Sheung-OnChoy
PartIII:Interoperability
16 Interoperabilityand mHealth– PreconditionforSuccessful
eCare .................................................... 345
MateBeštek,AndrejBrodnik
17 RecentAdvancesinmhealth:AnUpdatetoPersonalHealth
DeviceInteroperabilityBasedonISO/IEEE11073 ............... 375
HectorGilbertoBarrón-González,MiguelMartínez-Espronceda,
J.D.Trigo,SantiagoLed,LuisSerrano
Contents IX
PartIV:Framework, Architecture, Software, and
HardwareSystems
18 DesignGuidelinesforWirelessSensorNetworkArchitecturesin
mHealthMobilePatientMonitoringScenarios .................. 401
ManuelCasillas,SalvadorVillarreal-Reyes,AnaLiliaGonzález,
EdwinMartinez,AldoPerez-Ramos
19 EvaluationofHealthCareSystemModelBasedonCollaborative
Algorithms................................................ 429
Vladimir Trajkovik, Saso Koceski, Elena Vlahu-Gjorgievska,
IgorKulev
20 SoftwareArchitecturefor Emergency Remote Pre-hospital
AssistanceSystems ......................................... 453
JuanC.Lavariega,AlfonsoAvila,LorenaG.Gómez-Martínez
21 mHealthPortableSystemsandPlatforms ...................... 473
SaifalZahir,RadwaHammad
22 A ProductLine ArchitectureforMobile PatientMonitoring
System ................................................... 489
GauravPaliwal,ArvindW.Kiwelekar
23 TheDesignofIntegratedCircuitforBiomedicalandmHealth
Application................................................ 513
YayuCheng,YeLi
PartV:CloudApplications
24 ASecuredHybridCloudArchitectureformHealthCare ......... 541
KhaledAhmedNagaty
25 Analysis of mHealthSystems with Multi-cloud Computing
Offloading ................................................ 589
HuamingWu
26 An Overview of mHealth Medical Video Communication
Systems................................................... 609
Andreas S. Panayides, Zinonas C. Antoniou,
AnthonyG.Constantinides
27 MobileHealthImprovesHealthcareDelivery ................... 635
IsraelR.Kabashiki
28 Terahertz Technology in the Future of Healthand Medical
Applications............................................... 663
AbdorrezaHeidari