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Opportunities of Data Medicine: Telemonitoring of Multimodal Medical Data in Outpatient Care

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Telemonitoring of vital signs combined with other multimodal health data can provide a basic foundation for data medicine. The collected data can then be analyzed semi-automatically and made available to the physician for better assessment of the state of health. This procedure was tested in use-cases in a nursing home and with elderly people at home. In addition to several vital signs, patients were able to submit details of their health status. To enable a high number of valid measurements, support measures were established that are adapted to residents in nursing homes, in the home, and caregivers.

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  1. University of Siegen, Medical Informatics and Microsystem Engineering, Am Eichenhang 50, 57068, Siegen, Germany

    Alexander Keil, Rainer Brück & Kai Hahn

  2. University of Siegen, Cyber-Physical Systems, Kohlbettstraße 15, 57072, Siegen, Germany

    Nick Brombach

  3. University of Siegen, Institute Digitale Modellregion Gesundheit Dreiländereck, Weidenauer Straße 167, 57076, Siegen, Germany

    Alexander Keil & Olaf Gaus

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Keil, A., Brombach, N., Gaus, O., Brück, R., Hahn, K. (2024). Opportunities of Data Medicine: Telemonitoring of Multimodal Medical Data in Outpatient Care. In: Strumiłło, P., Klepaczko, A., Strzelecki, M., Bociąga, D. (eds) The Latest Developments and Challenges in Biomedical Engineering. PCBEE 2023. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 746. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-38430-1_29

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