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Advanced telemedicine services through context-aware medical networks

Doukas et al., 2006

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Document ID
1017797039894326109
Author
Doukas C
Maglogiannis I
Kormentzas G
Publication year
Publication venue
International IEEE EMBS special topic conference on information technology applications in biomedicine

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The aim of this paper is to present a framework for advanced telemedicine services provision and personalization, through network and patient-state awareness. Under this scope a context-aware medical networking platform is described. The developed platform …
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