Citation
Josh Denny, Mike Eklund, Philip Kuryloski, Dan Masys, Marci Meingast, Sameer Pai, Tanya Roosta, Shankar Sastry, Bill Stead, Janos Sztipanovits, Stephen Wicker, Yuan Xue. "TRUST Patient Portal Project - Real Time Patient Monitoring". Talk or presentation, 27, April, 2006; Poster given at Trust NSF Site Visit.

Abstract
Recent advances in sensor network technology result in the possibility of advanced real-time monitoring of patients while they remain in the home. Many questions regarding the handling of this new source of medical data remain unanswered, particularly as the complete set of data that can be inferred from various sensor readings, such as patient location, remains undefined.

It has been a phenomenon in the last decade that information kept about patients has been made increasingly available to them. The Vanderbilt Center for Better Health's Web-based Patient Portal is designed to facilitate the bidirectional flow of information between patient and health care provider, and with the global internet provides an effective point of entry for information from the in home monitoring system to care givers and to the patient.

All aspects of the system from the sensor nodes to the patient portal enforce privacy and security concerns for the collected data.

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  Josh Denny, Mike Eklund, Philip Kuryloski, Dan Masys, Marci
  Meingast, Sameer Pai, Tanya Roosta, Shankar Sastry, Bill
  Stead, Janos Sztipanovits, Stephen Wicker, Yuan Xue. <a
  href="http://www.truststc.org/pubs/81.html"><i>TRUST
  Patient Portal Project - Real Time Patient
  Monitoring</i></a>, Talk or presentation,  27,
  April, 2006; Poster given at Trust NSF Site Visit.

• Plain text

  Josh Denny, Mike Eklund, Philip Kuryloski, Dan Masys, Marci
  Meingast, Sameer Pai, Tanya Roosta, Shankar Sastry, Bill
  Stead, Janos Sztipanovits, Stephen Wicker, Yuan Xue. "TRUST
  Patient Portal Project - Real Time Patient Monitoring". Talk
  or presentation,  27, April, 2006; Poster given at Trust NSF
  Site Visit.

• BibTeX

  @presentation{DennyEklundKuryloskiMasysMeingastPaiRoostaSastryStead06_TRUSTPatientPortalProjectRealTimePatientMonitoring,
      author = {Josh Denny, Mike Eklund, Philip Kuryloski, Dan
                Masys, Marci Meingast, Sameer Pai, Tanya Roosta,
                Shankar Sastry, Bill Stead, Janos Sztipanovits,
                Stephen Wicker, Yuan Xue},
      title = {TRUST Patient Portal Project - Real Time Patient
                Monitoring},
      day = {27},
      month = {April},
      year = {2006},
      note = {Poster given at Trust NSF Site Visit.},
      abstract = {Recent advances in sensor network technology
                result in the possibility of advanced real-time
                monitoring of patients while they remain in the
                home. Many questions regarding the handling of
                this new source of medical data remain unanswered,
                particularly as the complete set of data that can
                be inferred from various sensor readings, such as
                patient location, remains undefined. 
  It has
                been a phenomenon in the last decade that
                information kept about patients has been made
                increasingly available to them. The Vanderbilt
                Center for Better Health's Web-based Patient
                Portal is designed to facilitate the bidirectional
                flow of information between patient and health
                care provider, and with the global internet
                provides an effective point of entry for
                information from the in home monitoring system to
                care givers and to the patient. 
  All aspects of
                the system from the sensor nodes to the patient
                portal enforce privacy and security concerns for
                the collected data.},
      URL = {http://www.truststc.org/pubs/81.html}
  }
  

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