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A WBAN-based System for Health Monitoring at Home

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3 Author(s)
Otto, C.A. ; Lewis Innovative Technol. Inc., Huntsville, AL ; Jovanov, E. ; Milenkovic, A.

This paper describes a prototype system for continual health monitoring at home. The system consists of an unobtrusive wireless body area network (WBAN) and a home health server. The WBAN sensors monitor user's heart rate and locomotive activity and periodically upload time-stamped information to the home server. The home server may integrate this information into a local database for user's inspection or it may forward the information further to a medical server. The prototype may be used for ambulatory monitoring of patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation or for monitoring of elderly at home by informal caregivers.

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Medical Devices and Biosensors, 2006. 3rd IEEE/EMBS International Summer School on

Date of Conference: 4-6 Sept. 2006

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