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IoT-Powered Monitoring Systems for Geriatric Healthcare: Overview

verfasst von : Alexey Petrushin, Marco Freddolini, Giacinto Barresi, Matteo Bustreo, Matteo Laffranchi, Alessio Del Bue, Lorenzo De Michieli

Erschienen in: Internet of Things for Human-Centered Design

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Older people can be among the primary beneficiaries of Internet of things (IoT) technologies: These are capable of adapting the living environment to individual needs, enabling continuous remote monitoring, increasing social participation, improving the visual and acoustic quality of communication between people, and helping them to conduct an active and independent lifestyle. In the healthcare domain, intelligent environments empower implementation of continuous collection of behavioral information, bio-signals, and other health-related data. They can allow the development of person-centered healthcare systems, which would be capable of reducing disease burden through improved diagnostics, prognostics, personalized therapies, and follow-up solutions based on the smart interplay of long-term continuous monitoring and traditional medical treatments. This chapter provides an overview of various IoT technologies and their application in older persons’ healthcare in daily living environments. First, the chapter presents the major building blocks of IoT solutions: sensors, communication protocols and algorithms, and how this technology can be beneficial for older adults. Second, the aspects of people-centered and participatory design as well as confidentiality and user data management are discussed. Lastly, an architecture of IoT-powered monitoring system is presented and design requirements are discussed.

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Titel: IoT-Powered Monitoring Systems for Geriatric Healthcare: Overview
verfasst von: Alexey Petrushin
Marco Freddolini
Giacinto Barresi
Matteo Bustreo
Matteo Laffranchi
Alessio Del Bue
Lorenzo De Michieli
Verlag: Springer Nature Singapore
Buch: Internet of Things for Human-Centered Design
Print ISBN: 978-981-16-8487-6

Electronic ISBN: 978-981-16-8488-3

Copyright-Jahr: 2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8488-3_6

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