Medical Internet of Things (m-IoT) : : Enabling Technologies and Emerging Applications / / edited by Hamed Farhadi.
The recent developments in biomedical sensors, wireless communication systems, and information networks are transforming the conventional healthcare systems. The transformed healthcare systems are enabling distributed healthcare services to patients who may not be co-located with the healthcare prov...
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