The development and advancement of personalized health management systems requires the consideration of advances in sensor technologies and advanced textiles in addition to nano technologies and evolving information and communication technologies. We are now living in an environment where changes in healthcare structures and requests from patients to have an increased participation in their own healthcare are demanding the availability of affordable and readily available personalized health management systems. Recent research has taken us a step closer in providing such solutions, however, efforts are still required to address the issues of integration of new technologies into existing healthcare practices, implications of interoperability of services, analysis of results following large scale clinical evaluations and development of technology which is small, reliable and affordable by its users. This publication shows a synergy between research efforts in three diverse areas; sensor technologies, advanced textiles and nanotechnology and computing. It brings together researchers from academia, industry and clinical healthcare provision and emphasizes the need for multi-disciplinary collaborations in the future developments of personalized health management systems.IOS Press is an international science, technical and medical publisher of high-quality books for academics, scientists, and professionals in all fields.     Some of the areas we publish in:    -Biomedicine  -Oncology  -Artificial intelligence  -Databases and information systems  -Maritime engineering  -Nanotechnology  -Geoengineering  -All aspects of physics  -E-governance  -E-commerce  -The knowledge economy  -Urban studies  -Arms control  -Understanding and responding to terrorism  -Medical informatics  -Computer Sciences

Personalised Health Management Systems: The Integration of Innovative Sensing, Textile, Information and Communication - Technologies: Volume 117 Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

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