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Zhang Xiao - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Strategies of Teaching Reform in Experiment Designs in Medical Function Experimentation
Northwest Medical Education, 2008Co-Authors: Zhang XiaoAbstract:The paper analyzes the problems existing in Function experimentation teaching in our college,and on this basis proposes a staged mode for experiment teaching,which emphasizes cultivation of scientific research way of thinking.The issues discussed in this article may offer new thoughts for training high-quality creative talents to meet the needs of the development of modern Medical science.
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Research on mutual teaching method in Medical Function course
China Higher Medical Education, 2007Co-Authors: Zhang XiaoAbstract:Teaching and learning are an opposite and unified whole in the Medical Function course.How to attract students' interests and to enhance the efficiency of learning is the key to the improvement of the teaching quality.Mutual teaching method of the Medical Function course is discussed in this paper.And their efficiency is verified by the implemental method.
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Discussion on Medical Function Designing Experimental Teaching
Research and Exploration in Laboratory, 2007Co-Authors: Li Yan, Yang Zheng, Zhou Dian-bo, Chen Jian-min, Zhang XiaoAbstract:This article summarized the deficiency exisfed in the study process of Medical Function designing experiment and andyzed the carrent situation of China's Medical experimental teaching.It gave some discussion from three aspects such as "campus culture","teachers" and "students",and put forward suggestions to improve teaching effects.
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Development of Characterized Medical Function Laboratory Course
Research and Exploration in Laboratory, 2007Co-Authors: Zhang XiaoAbstract:The integration of laboratory teaching and scientific research helps improve the quality of teaching and cultivation of talents.This article discussed how to introduce a reformed course system,a philosophy of innovating and relevant ways of thinking into the experimental teaching so as to offer an opportunity for class to design explorative experiments.
G. Umarani - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Wearable Medical devices — Design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
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wearable Medical devices design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
D. Hemapriya - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Wearable Medical devices — Design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
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wearable Medical devices design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
V. M. Mithra - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Wearable Medical devices — Design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
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wearable Medical devices design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
S. Nagalakshmi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Wearable Medical devices — Design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.
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wearable Medical devices design challenges and issues
2017 International Conference on Innovations in Green Energy and Healthcare Technologies (IGEHT), 2017Co-Authors: D. Hemapriya, Pavithra Viswanath, V. M. Mithra, S. Nagalakshmi, G. UmaraniAbstract:A Wearable Medical Device is defined as a device that is autonomous, noninvasive and that performs a specific Medical Function such as monitoring or support over a prolonged period of time. The term wearable implies that the device is either supported by the human body or clothing. This decade has seen a tremendous growth in the use of wearable Medical devices and these fall into three categories namely, wearable monitoring devices, wearable rehabilitation devices and wearable Medical aids. For example, wearable Medical aid devices are designed to provide long-term assistance to patients with temporary or permanent disabilities. Patients can constantly monitor several vital signs such as ECG (Electrocardiography), respiration, skin temperature, pulse, blood pressure, body kinematics, etc. Medical aid can be immediately provided when any sign is abnormal and save a life. Health conscious people are more aware of the existence of these devices and are using them extensively. This paper reviews the devices available for use and focuses on the design aspects of these wearable devices from a bioMedical engineering point of view and an attempt is made to provide some suggestions for improvised designs from utility point of view.