A Telemedicine Platform for Chronic Diseases: LifePhone - Capozzi, Davide
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The present work aims at investigating that branch of Telemedicine relying on the Information and Communication Technologies in order to bridge the gap existing among patients, relatives and clinical staff concerning the exchange of information and knowledge among them. More specifically the work focuses on the care of chronic outpatients since because of the distance from specialized centers their clinical state is often overlooked. For this particular kind of pathologies we propose a general approach that provides a highly customizable telemedicine platform supporting physicians, patients,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The present work aims at investigating that branch of Telemedicine relying on the Information and Communication Technologies in order to bridge the gap existing among patients, relatives and clinical staff concerning the exchange of information and knowledge among them. More specifically the work focuses on the care of chronic outpatients since because of the distance from specialized centers their clinical state is often overlooked. For this particular kind of pathologies we propose a general approach that provides a highly customizable telemedicine platform supporting physicians, patients, relatives and administrative staff in monitoring physiological parameters for lifelong treatments. Furthermore, the work also investigated distance learning capabilities with the aim of supporting patients in the process of acquiring new information for a better understanding of their condition and an improved management of it.
Autorenporträt
Davide Capozzi, PhD: he studied Biomedical Engineering at University of Pavia (Italy) where took his Master Degree in 2006 and the PhD in Bio-Informatics during 2009. From 2010 he is a research fellow on a project of Artificial Pancreas funded by the FP7 of the EU. Research interests: telemedicine, signal processing, wearable sensors.