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==Systems for Monitoring Physical and Psychological Conditions of the Person in Real-Time==
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     Systems for Monitoring Physical and Psychological
           Conditions of the Person in Real-Time

       Taras Ustyianovych[0000-0002-6323-7924], Solomiia Fedushko[0000-0001-7548-5856]

                   Lviv Polytechnic National University, Lviv
                                    Ukraine



       Abstract: Patient health research has always remained an important issue in
       medicine because, in the absence of certain data, the lack of digitization of
       research and thorough study information has become a difficult process or
       impossible at all.
       The Real-time monitoring system of the physical, psychological state of a
       person is a necessary component, which will allow obtaining additional insights
       about the patient’s health, persons’ way of life and to prevent certain diseases;
       carry out an experimental analysis of data based on information.
       Intellectual systems, applications that contribute to a detailed time series
       analysis, development of metrics for assessing human health, integration and
       systematization of data play a major role in this process. Information gathering
       and consolidation should be done using a variety of sensors, internet of things
       devices and more. This, in turn, will greatly facilitate the detection of human
       health anomalies, additional research, A / B testing.
       Developing appropriate systems and frameworks saves time and cost while
       conducting various patient studies and will consolidate information and
       knowledge into a single, real-time monitoring service.

       Keywords: System, Monitoring, Physical Condition, Psychological Condition,
       Real-Time, Medicine, Real-Time.




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License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). IREHI-2019: International Conference on
rural and elderly health Informatics, Dakar, Sénégal, December 04-06, 2019

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