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Tracking of in need of care patient via mobile devices

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2016
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Abstract (EN)

Mobile phones and tablets have become an indispensable part of our lives because of advances in computer hardware and software. We use these devices in order to make it easier to work in many sectors like banking, tourism and education and besides our daily life. The health sector is also one of the sectors which is open the development. And research continues to be done day by day. Many studies are performed in our country as well as all over the world especially for elderly, handicapped, operated or in need of care patient which are unable to perform activities of daily living because of their special health problems. Home health services, it is important application for patients to make their health checks in a relaxed atmosphere in their home. Moreover it is important in order to reduce patient intensity in hospitals. For those reasons, the importance of home care services is increasing day by day. The aim of this thesis is to be able to be monitored by doctors of patients in need of care as mobile. So, patients will be able to make their own measurements and send it to their doctors. The most important feature is that individual. For example, blood pressure values are a medical condition that changes from person to person and according to the disease. Specific limit values which are determined by doctors are defined in our model system. If the measurement is out of these values are sent to the doctor by an automated notification system. In addition, the patient's daily measurements or earlier measurements can display both the patient and the doctor. Moreover, for any purpose both patient and doctor can contact through the message.

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Derya Karabak

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Derya Karabak (Master Thesis). Tracking of in need of care patient via mobile devices, 2016, İstanbul Aydın University.

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