A grid based framework for pervasive healthcare using wireless sensors networks: a case for developing nations

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Daramola, J., Osamor, V. and Oluwagbemi, O. 2008. A grid based framework for pervasive healthcare using wireless sensors networks: a case for developing nations. Asian Journal of Information Technology. 7 (6), pp. 260-267.
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TitleA grid based framework for pervasive healthcare using wireless sensors networks: a case for developing nations
AuthorsDaramola, J., Osamor, V. and Oluwagbemi, O.
Abstract

The advent of new emerging technologies such as ubiquitous mobile computing, telemedicine, Internet, grid computing, embedded systems and wireless sensor networks (WSN) offers great potentials to radically alter the existing modes of healthcare administration and delivery in developing nation. The phenomenon of ‘standalone hospitals’ and a healthcare service delivery paradigm that always require a physical one-on-one contact between the patient and the medical expert even for cases of simple diagnosis, needs to be radically altered. In this study, we present the design of a national healthcare grid infrastructure, based on a novel integration of wireless sensor networks and wireless grid computing, for the purpose of inter-hospital collaboration and pervasive real-time monitoring of healthcare patients. This holds the promise of improving the nature of healthcare delivery services in developing nations.

Sustainable Development Goals3 Good health and well-being
Middlesex University ThemeHealth & Wellbeing
PublisherMedwell Journals
JournalAsian Journal of Information Technology
ISSN1682-3915
Electronic1993-5994
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Accepted02 Sep 2008
Deposited19 Apr 2024
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LanguageEnglish
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