Santosh Kumar, PhD, Wendy J. Nilsen, PhD, Amy Abernethy, MD, Audie Atienza, PhD, Kevin Patrick, MD, MS, Misha Pavel, PhD, William T. Riley, PhD, Albert Shar, PhD, Bonnie Spring, PhD, Donna Spruijt-Metz, PhD, Donald Hedeker, PhD, Vasant Honavar, PhD, Richard Kravitz, MD, R. Craig Lefebvre, PhD, David C. Mohr, PhD, Susan A. Murphy, PhD, Charlene Quinn, PhD, Vladimir Shusterman, MD, PhD, Dallas Sw...

In this paper we present the Mobile Health Mashups system, a mobile service that collects data from a variety of health and wellbeing sensors and presents significant correlations across sensors in a mobile widget as well as on a mobile web application. We found that long-term correlation data provided users with new insights about systematic wellness trends that they could not make using only ...

A literary analysis of remote physical health assessment methods is available in this article. Indicators that directly or indirectly indicate the level are considered. The main focus was on assessing functional state, reserve, behavioral factors, disease statistics. Subjective information such as symptoms, quality life, and statistics were briefly reviewed. Because it can be easily translated ...

A mobile health monitoring system for physiological studies and for assisting patient-centric health care management is developed. Pulse oximeter and temperature sensor are employed for data acquisition along with appropriate design of signal conditioning circuit. The system uses network approach to acquire the data from sensors and transmit them to a server through wireless propagation means. ...

Mobile computing with its undeniable unique power has become a very promising and attractive research area nowsaday. Mobile devices has been used in many fields of our daily life as an education tool, a gaming device, a work assistant and especially a device for health care. The main intention of our survey is to bring to the notice of the reader how significant the role of Mobile computing in ...

This panel will focus on the security and reliability challenges posed by distributed, mobile tele-health solutions (particularly those based on mobile phones). Academic, clinical, as well as industry panelists with direct experience in the design and implementation of mobile tele-health solutions will provide insights on how those challenges have been addressed thus far, and what are some of t...

Mobile phone technologies have been hailed as a promising means for delivering mental health interventions to youth and adolescents, the age group with high cell phone penetration and with the onset of 75% of all lifetime mental disorders. Despite the growing evidence in physical health and adult mental health, however, little information is available about how mobile phones are implemented to ...