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[[ | In a [[pandemic]]-related situation such as that caused by the [[SARS-CoV-2]] virus, the need for [[telemedicine]] and other distanced services becomes dramatically fundamental to reducing the movement of patients, and by extension reducing the risk of infection in healthcare settings. One potential avenue for achieving this is through leveraging [[cloud computing]] and [[internet of things]] (IoT) technologies. This paper proposes an IoT-connected laboratory service where clinical exams are performed on patients directly in a [[hospital]] by technicians through the use of IoT medical diagnostic devices, with results automatically being sent via the hospital's cloud to doctors of federated hospitals for validation and/or consultation. In particular, we discuss a distributed scenario where nurses, technicians, and medical doctors belonging to different hospitals cooperate through their federated hospital clouds ... ('''[[Journal:Blockchain-based healthcare workflow for IoT-connected laboratories in federated hospital clouds|Full article...]]''')<br /> | ||
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"Blockchain-based healthcare workflow for IoT-connected laboratories in federated hospital clouds"
In a pandemic-related situation such as that caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the need for telemedicine and other distanced services becomes dramatically fundamental to reducing the movement of patients, and by extension reducing the risk of infection in healthcare settings. One potential avenue for achieving this is through leveraging cloud computing and internet of things (IoT) technologies. This paper proposes an IoT-connected laboratory service where clinical exams are performed on patients directly in a hospital by technicians through the use of IoT medical diagnostic devices, with results automatically being sent via the hospital's cloud to doctors of federated hospitals for validation and/or consultation. In particular, we discuss a distributed scenario where nurses, technicians, and medical doctors belonging to different hospitals cooperate through their federated hospital clouds ... (Full article...)
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