The goal of this special session is to discuss the problems hindering the widespread adoption of smart medical devices - software based, wireless, implantable and wearable. Many brilliant ideas remain at the level of the proof of concept and never reach the market or the clinical practice. We focus on high-safety health monitoring and life saving devices. We are especially interested in sets of heterogeneous devices aggregated around a common communication platform (smartphone), based on open standards. In our opinion, aside of technical problems, the adoption of such systems is restrained by organizational issues, like incorporating in therapies applied by hospitals and reimbursed by insurances. This may need a formal approval and calls for a well-organized quality monitoring.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Engineering smart sensors / actuators into usable devices
Integrating smart devices into patient health systems
Emerging commercial integration platforms
Integrating patient systems with hospital infrastructure
mHealth initiatives
Emerging mHealth data broker platforms
Interoperability on all levels
Coping with heterogeneity
Coping with variability
Low power cryptography
Roaming
Patient in the loop
Integrated medical systems as Cyber Physical Systems
Regulatory and legal issues
Continuous quality assessment
Challenges for statistical analysis
Managing data
Security and privacy
Blending mentalities and skills
Applications of Computational Intelligence / Soft Computing / Artificial Intelligence methods to:
medical system modelling
adaptivity and autonomicity issues for sets of medical devices
knowledge discovery and pattern recognition from medical data
any of the above topics
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2017
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2017
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