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A Mobile Monitoring System of Blood Pressure for Underserved in China by Information and Communication Technology Service 5

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Jiehui Jiang ; Dept. of Design Eng., Delft Univ. of Technol., Delft, Netherlands ; Zhuangzhi Yan ; Jun Shi ; Kandachar, P. more authors

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High blood pressure (BP, hypertension) is a leading chronic condition in China and has become the main risk factor for many high-risk diseases, such as heart attacks. However, the platform for chronic disease measurement and management is still lacking, especially for underserved Chinese. To achieve the early diagnosis of hypertension, one BP monitoring system has been designed. The proposed design consists of three main parts: user domain, server domain, and channel domain. All three units and their materialization, validation tests on reliability, and usability are described in this paper, and the conclusion is that the current design concept is feasible and the system can be developed toward sufficient reliability and affordability with further optimization. This idea might also be extended into one platform for other physiological signals, such as blood sugar and ECG.

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Published in: Information Technology in Biomedicine, IEEE Transactions on (Volume:14 , Issue: 3 ) Date of Publication: May 2010
Page(s): 748 - 757 ISSN : 1089-7771 INSPEC Accession Number: 11328258 Digital Object Identifier : 10.1109/TITB.2010.2043534 Date of Publication : 05 April 2010 Date of Current Version : 01 June 2010 Issue Date : May 2010 Sponsored by : IEEE Computer Society [Technical CoSponsor] PubMed ID : 20371419

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