Smart Health – Potential and Pathways: A Survey
作者： C Arulananthan , Sabibullah Mohamed Hanifa
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899X/225/1/012065
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摘要: Healthcare is an imperative key field of research, where individuals or groups can be engaged in the self-tracking any kind biological, physical, behavioral, environmental information. In a massive health care data, valuable information hidden. The quantity available unstructured data has been expanding on exponential scale. newly developing Disruptive Technologies handle many challenges that face analysis and ability to extract via analytics. Connected Wellness would retrieve patient's physiological, pathological behavioral parameters through sensors perform inner workings human body analysis. technologies take us from reactive illness-driven proactive wellness-driven system care. It need strive create smart towards instead being illness-driven, today's biggest problem Wellness-driven-analytics application help promote healthiest living environment called "Smart Health", deliver empower based quality living. contributions this survey reveals opens (touches uncovered areas) possible doors line research its computing technologies.
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