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Назва: Дослідження ІоТ для використаня в системах охорони здоров’я
Інші назви: IT study aimed at their use in health protection systems
Автори: Доскоч, Назарій Ігорович
Doskoch, Nazarij Igorovych
Приналежність: ТНТУ ім. І. Пулюя, Факультет комп’ютерно-інформаційних систем і програмної інженерії, Кафедра комп’ютерних наук, м. Тернопіль, Україна
Бібліографічний опис: Доскоч Н. І. Дослідження ІоТ для використаня в системах охорони здоров’я : кваліфікаційна робота освітнього рівня „Бакалавр“ „122 — комп’ютерні науки“ / Н. І. Доскоч. — Тернопіль : ТНТУ, 2021. — 52 с.
Дата публікації: 21-чер-2021
Дата подання: 7-чер-2021
Дата внесення: 10-лип-2021
Країна (код): UA
Місце видання, проведення: ТНТУ ім. І.Пулюя, ФІС, м. Тернопіль, Україна
Науковий керівник: Мацюк, Олександр Васильович
Члени комітету: Цуприк, Галина Богданівна
УДК: 004.03
Теми: телемедицина
telemedicine
великі дані
big data
інформаційна система
information system
інтернет речей
internet of things
охорона здоров’я
healthcare
Короткий огляд (реферат): У кваліфікаційній роботі розглянуто дослідження ІоТ для використання в системах охорони здоров’я. Віддалений моніторинг є інтенсивним технологічним розвитком, тоді як телемедицина - це інтенсивний процес для людини та експертів; лікарі ставлять діагноз за допомогою своєї експертизи Зроблено огляд політики та правил електронного здоров’я та IoT на користь різних зацікавлених сторін, зацікавлених в оцінці медичних технологій на основі IoT. В роботі запропоновано структуру апаратно-програмного комплексу моніторингу життєдіяльності особи, що дозволяє пацієнтам самостійно відслідковувати життєво важливі показники свого здоров’я, а лікуючим лікарям – контролювати в реальному часі стан здоров’я своїх пацієнтів у режимі віддаленого доступу та проводити аналіз результатів спостереження за допомогою спеціальних мобільних програм-застосунків з метою своєчасного та ефективного корегування лікувальних та профілактичних заходів.
The qualification paper considers IoT research for use in health care systems. Remote monitoring is an intensive technological development, while telemedicine is an intensive process for humans and experts; doctors diagnose with the help of their examination An overview of eHealth policies and regulations and IoT for the benefit of various stakeholders interested in evaluating IoT-based medical technologies. The paper proposes a structure of hardware and software complex for monitoring a person's life, which allows patients to independently monitor vital indicators of their health, and physicians - to monitor in real time the health of their patients remotely and analyze the results of monitoring with special mobile application programs in order to timely and effectively adjust treatment and prevention measures.
Зміст: Вступ 7 1 Телемедицина та віддалений моніторинг здоров’я 8 1.1 Телемедицина 8 1.2 Віддалений моніторинг здоров’я 9 1.3 Проблеми в дистанційному моніторингу здоров’я 11 1.4 Різниця між телемедициною та дистанційним моніторингом здоров’я 13 2 Мережі охорони здоров'я IoT 16 2.1 Топологія IoThNet 16 2.2 Архітектура IoThNet 19 2.3 Послуги і застосунки ІоТ 21 2.4 ІоТ застосунки догляду за здоров'ям 22 2.5 Тенденції та стан галузі охорони здоров'я ІоТ 29 2.6 Архітектура апаратно-програмного комплексу моніторингу в реальному часі стану організму людини 31 3 Безпека життєдіяльності, основи хорони праці 36 3.1 Негативний впливу гаджетів на зір людини, та методи його захисту 36 3.2 Фактори, що впливають на функціональний стан користувачів комп’ютерів 39 Висновки 42 Список використаних джерел 43
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Власник авторського права: © Доскоч Назарій Ігорович, 2021
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