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DESCRIPTION:This webinar was organized by IEEE Communications Society Sri L
 anka Chapter in collaboration with the IEEE Communications Society Student
  Branch Chapter of the University of Moratuwa and IEEE Student Branch of t
 he University of Peradeniya.\n\nThe introduction of IoT in healthcare has 
 led to many advancements and added new dimensions to the traditional healt
 hcare systems. The interactions between patients and doctors have moved be
 yond physical visits with the integration of IoT in the healthcare domain.
  Digital storage of medical data\, remote health monitoring\, and historic
 al data analysis are some of the significant developments that have been a
 ccomplished in the area of healthcare. Wearable devices have played a vita
 l role and have proved to be a game-changer in embedding IoT in healthcare
 . In the present scenario\, wearables have witnessed growing popularity an
 d have become a part of people's lifestyles. Wearables have enabled contin
 uous monitoring of physiological parameters\, both locally and remotely. M
 onitoring the elderly\, children\, and patients with chronic illnesses hav
 e especially benefitted with the availability of wearables. In addition to
  this\, more complex systems for the diagnosis of diseases provide better 
 insights into the patient's condition\, which helps in early detection\, f
 aster response time\, and targeted treatment. IoT-enabled healthcare conne
 cts patients from less accessible rural areas to remote healthcare profess
 ionals.\n\nIn this lecture\, the state-of-the-art in the e-Health domain a
 nd its evolution with the introduction of wearables and diagnostics system
 s was discussed.\n\nSpeaker(s): Sudip Misra\, \n\nVirtual: https://events.
 vtools.ieee.org/m/289555
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/289555
ORGANIZER:ieeecomsocuomsb@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Webinar - IoT in e-Health : From Wearables to Diagnostic Systems
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/289555
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>This webinar was organized by IEEE Communi
 cations Society Sri Lanka Chapter in collaboration with the IEEE Communica
 tions Society Student Branch Chapter of the University of Moratuwa and IEE
 E Student Branch of the University of Peradeniya.</p>\n<p>The introduction
  of IoT in healthcare has led to many advancements and added new dimension
 s to the traditional healthcare systems. The interactions between patients
  and doctors have moved beyond physical visits with the integration of IoT
  in the healthcare domain. Digital storage of medical data\, remote health
  monitoring\, and historical data analysis are some of the significant dev
 elopments that have been accomplished in the area of healthcare. Wearable 
 devices have played a vital role and have proved to be a game-changer in e
 mbedding IoT in healthcare. In the present scenario\, wearables have witne
 ssed growing popularity and have become a part of people's lifestyles. Wea
 rables have enabled continuous monitoring of physiological parameters\, bo
 th locally and remotely. Monitoring the elderly\, children\, and patients 
 with chronic illnesses have especially benefitted with the availability of
  wearables. In addition to this\, more complex systems for the diagnosis o
 f diseases provide better insights into the patient's condition\, which he
 lps in early detection\, faster response time\, and targeted treatment. Io
 T-enabled healthcare connects patients from less accessible rural areas to
  remote healthcare professionals.</p>\n<p>In this lecture\, the state-of-t
 he-art in the e-Health domain and its evolution with the introduction of w
 earables and diagnostics systems was discussed.</p>
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