Telehealth and mobile health. Volume 2. (The e-medicine, e-health, m-health, telemedicine, and telehealth handbook).

The E-Medicine, E-Health, M-Health, Telemedicine, and Telehealth Handbook provides extensive coverage of modern telecommunication in the medical industry, from sensors on and within the body to electronic medical records and beyond. This two-volume set describes how information and communication technologies, the internet, wireless networks, databases, and telemetry permit the transmission and control of information within and between medical centers.Featuring chapters written by leading experts and researchers in their respective fields, this authoritative handbook:Explains how medical personnel use information and communication technologies, sensors, techniques, hardware, and softwareDiscusses wireless data transmission, networks, databases, processing systems, and automatic data acquisition, reduction, and analysisServes the reference needs of a broad group of users―from advanced high school science students to healthcare and university professionalsThe first volume, Telemedicine and Electronic Medicine, addresses everything from cloud computing to teleoncology.The second volume, Telehealth and Mobile Heath, discusses topics ranging from telesurgery to biokinematics for mobility. Both volumes incorporate clinical applications throughout for practical reference.The E-Medicine, E-Health, M-Health, Telemedicine, and Telehealth Handbook bridges the gap between scientists, engineers, and medical professionals by creating synergy in the related fields of biomedical engineering, information and communication technology, business, and healthcare. Content: MEDICAL ROBOTICS, TELESURGERY, AND IMAGE-GUIDED SURGERYMedical RoboticsGiancarlo Ferrigno, Alessandra Pedrocchi, Elena De Momi, Emilia Ambrosini, and Elisa BerettaModern Devices for TelesurgeryFlorian GosselinMicrosurgery SystemsLeonardo S. Mattos, Diego Pardo, Emidio Olivieri, Giacinto Barresi, Jesus Ortiz, Loris Fichera, Nikhil Deshpande, and Veronica PenzaImage-Guided MicrosurgeryTom Williamson, Marco Caversaccio, Stefan Weber, and Brett BellTELENURSING, PERSONALIZED CARE, PATIENT CARE, AND EEMERGENCY SYSTEMSeHealth and TelenursingSinclair Wynchank and Nathanael SabbahmHealth: Intelligent Closed-Loop Solutions for Personalized HealthcareCarmen C. Y. Poon and Kevin K. F. HungPatient Care Sensing and Monitoring SystemsAkihiro Kajiwara and Ryohei NakamuraMobile Health Sleep TechnologiesAnda BaharavCardiovascular Disease Management via Electronic HealthAimilia Gastounioti, Spyretta Golemati, Ioannis Andreadis, Vasileios Kolias, and Konstantina S. NikitamHealth eEmergency SystemsEfthyvoulos Kyriacou, Andreas Panayides, and Panayiotis ConstantinidesNETWORKS AND DATABASES, INFORMATICS, RECORD MANAGEMENT, EDUCATION AND TRAININGGlobal and Local Health Information, Databases, and NetworksKostas Giokas, Yiannis Makris, Anna Paidi, Marios Prasinos, Dimitra Iliopoulou, and Dimitris KoutsourisElectronic Medical Records: Management and ImplementationLiping LiuPublic Health Informatics in Australia and around the WorldKathleen Gray and Fernando Martin SanchezUbiquitous Personal Health Records for Remote RegionsLee H. Seldon, Jacey-Lynn Minoi, Mahmud Ahsan, and Ali Abdulwahab A. Al-HabsiEducation and Training for Supporting General Practitioners in the Use of Clinical Telehealth: A Needs AnalysisSisira Edirippulige, Nigel R. Armfield, Liam Caffery, and Anthony C. SmithBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES, AND WEB APPLICATIONSDelivering eHealthcare: Opportunities and ChallengesDeborah A. Helman, Eric J. Addeo, N. Iwan Santoso, David W. Walters, and Guy HelmanMobile Healthcare User Interface Design Application StrategiesAnn L. Fruhling, Sharmila Raman, and Scott McGrathEpidemic Tracking and Disease Monitoring in Rural Areas: A Case Study in PakistanHammad Qureshi, Arshad Ali, Shamila Keyani, and Ahmad Atif MumtazmHealth and Web ApplicationsJavier Pindter-MedinaInvestigation and Assessment of Effectiveness of Knowledge Brokering on Web 2.0 in Health Sector in Quebec, CanadaMoktar Lamari and Saliha ZiamEXAMPLES OF INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGIES: VIRTUAL SYSTEMS, IMAGE PROCESSING, BIOKINEMATICS, MEASUREMENTS, AND VLSIVirtual Doctor Systems for Medical PracticesHamido Fujita and Enrique Herrera-ViedmaSynthetic Biometrics in Biomedical SystemsKenneth Lai, Steven Samoil, Svetlana N. Yanushkevich, and Adrian StoicaPerformance Analysis of Transform-Based Medical Image-Compression Methods for TelemedicineSujitha Juliet and Elijah Blessing RajsinghTracking the Position and Orientation of Ultrasound Probe for Image-Guided Surgical ProceduresBasem F. YousefBiokinematics for Mobility: Theory, Sensors, and Wireless MeasurementsAtila Yilmaz and Tuna OrhanliBiopotentials and Electrophysiology MeasurementsNitish V. ThakorSensor Signal Conditioning for Biomedical InstrumentationTomas E. WardSensor-Based Human Activity-Recognition TechniquesDonghai Guan, Weiwei Yuan, and Sungyoung LeeVery Large-Scale Integration Bioinstrumentation Circuit Design and Nanopore ApplicationsJungsuk Kim and William B. DunbarWireless Electrical Impedance Tomography: LabVIEW-Based Automatic Electrode SwitchingTushar Kanti Bera Cover 1 Contents 6 Preface 10 Acknowledgments 14 Editors 16 Contributors 18 Section I: Medical Robotics, Telesurgery, and Image-Guided Surgery 42 Chapter 1: Medical Robotics 44 Chapter 2: Modern Devices for Telesurgery 78 Chapter 3: Microsurgery Systems 102 Chapter 4: Image-Guided Microsurgery 132 Section II: Telenursing, Personalized Care, Patient Care, and eEmergency Systems 158 Chapter 5: eHealth and Telenursing 160 Chapter 6: mHealth: Intelligent Closed-Loop Solutions for Personalized Healthcare 186 Chapter 7: Patient Care Sensing and Monitoring Systems 202 Chapter 8: Mobile Health Sleep Technologies 214 Chapter 9: Cardiovascular Disease Management via Electronic Health 228 Chapter 10: mHealth eEmergency Systems 244 Section III: Networks and Databases, Informatics, Record Management, Education, and Training 272 Chapter 11: Global and Local Health Information, Databases, and Networks 274 Chapter 12: Electronic Medical Records: Management and Implementation 292 Chapter 13: Public Health Informatics in Australia and around the World 318 Chapter 14: Ubiquitous Personal Health Records for Remote Regions 340 Chapter 15: Education and Training for Supporting General Practitioners in the Use of Clinical Telehealth: A Needs Analysis 360 Section IV: Business Opportunities, Management and Services, and Web Applications 370 Chapter 16: Delivering eHealthcare: Opportunities and Challenges 372 Chapter 17: Mobile Healthcare User Interface Design Application Strategies 404 Chapter 18: Epidemic Tracking and Disease Monitoring in Rural Areas: A Case Study in Pakistan 424 Chapter 19: mHealth and Web Applications 436 Chapter 20: Investigation and Assessment of Effectiveness of Knowledge Brokering on Web 2.0 in Health Sector in Quebec, Canada 458 Section V: Examples of Integrating Technologies: Virtual Systems, Image Processing, Biokinematics, Measurements, and VLSI 474 Chapter 21: Virtual Doctor Systems for Medical Practices 476 Chapter 22: Synthetic Biometrics in Biomedical Systems 508 Chapter 23: Performance Analysis of Transform-Based Medical Image-Compression Methods for Telemedicine 528 Chapter 24: Tracking the Position and Orientation of Ultrasound Probe for Image-Guided Surgical Procedures 552 Chapter 25: Biokinematics for Mobility: Theory, Sensors, and Wireless Measurements 566 Chapter 26: Biopotentials and Electrophysiology Measurements 596 Chapter 27: Sensor Signal Conditioning for Biomedical Instrumentation 616 Chapter 28: Sensor-Based Human Activity Recognition Techniques 646 Chapter 29: Very Large-Scale Integration Bioinstrumentation Circuit Design and Nanopore Applications 662 Chapter 30: Wireless Electrical Impedance Tomography: LabVIEW-Based Automatic Electrode Switching 680 Back Cover 708 The E-Medicine, E-Health, M-Health, Telemedicine, and Telehealth Handbook provides extensive coverage of modern telecommunication in the medical industry, from sensors on and within the body to electronic medical records and beyond. Telehealth and Mobile Health is the second volume of this handbook. Featuring chapters written by leading experts and