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A review of m-Health e-Emergency Systems

Rapid advances in wireless communications and networking technologies, linked with advances in computing and medical technologies facilitate the development and offering of emerging mobile systems and services in the healthcare sector. The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the current status and challenges of mobile health systems (m-health) in emergency healthcare systems and services (e-emergency). The paper covers a review of recent e- emergency systems, including the wireless technologies used, as well as the data transmitted (electronic patient record, biosignals, medical images and video, subject video, and other). I. INTRODUCTION -Health can be defined as 'emerging mobile communications and network technologies for healthcare' (1). This concept represents the evolution of 'traditional' e-health systems from desktop platforms and wired connections to the use of more compact devices and wireless connections in e-health systems. The emerging development of m-health systems in the last decade was made possible due to the recent advances in wireless and network technologies, linked with recent advances in nano- technologies, compact biosensors, wearable devices and clothing, pervasive and ubiquitous computing systems. These advances will have a powerful impact on some of the existing healthcare services and will reshape the workflow and practices in the delivery of these services (1).