It is conceivable that the elderly will use a highly functional telemedicine monitoring device to discuss their health care issues with doctors via video links. It is also conceivable that doctors can monitor the health of patients through cloud computing services. Some people may ask,

Is this 2030? No, telemedicine monitoring has become a reality in 2011.

Telemedicine care is a term we often hear, although not many people have first-hand information. We know that telemedicine monitoring can improve a patient's quality of life and health, but is there any other advantage to this new technology? Tracking your health with powerful, flexible mobile computing applications can help us achieve our healthy lifestyle goals without inconvenience to our daily lives. Health care costs continue to increase, and access to quality care is limited to a few people. Therefore, telemedicine care technology came into being.

Remote care tablet connected to patients, families and healthcare professionals

Tablet computing platforms are used in health care applications such as electronic medical records and electronic prescriptions, providing an excellent example of the role this technology plays. We will illustrate this case. An 83-year-old man recently had a major operation, and the patient recovered at home, but the family members were not around. Advances in technology have provided a viable solution for this. For example, a telehealth care tablet with vital sign measurement capabilities can effectively remotely monitor a patient's daily blood pressure and heart rate measurements. The patient can recover comfortably and relieve the physical and mental stress after surgery. In addition, the tablet can easily establish an audio or video connection with family members, so that they are familiar with the health of their relatives who are not around. The tablet can also be equipped with a hazard sensor that is worn on the patient and sounds an alarm if it may or may not have occurred. This sensor application can be connected to a preset contact (relatives, caregivers or first aid agencies) for help via SMS text messages or phone messages. The same system can also issue an alert to an external health care facility that typically faces the face-to-face treatment if it detects loss of mobility or abnormal vital signs.

Telemedicine monitoring improves patient independence

Ultimately, telemedicine care systems can support and enhance patients' independence and protection. Family members can know if their sick relatives or old people are safe at the touch of a button, and they can immediately receive a dangerous warning signal when they need help. At the same time, this system is technologically advanced enough to protect and encrypt all patient data. With permission, doctors and other approved health care providers can access and display patient data in great detail, and patients can also understand their own life characteristics and other statistically simple results. Patient data can also be standardized to ensure interoperability between the two major industry working groups, the Medical Information Technology Standards Committee (HITSP) and the Integrated Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) program. Thereby achieving and ensuring interoperability and data exchange between hospitals, doctors and patient systems. In terms of usability, tablets and other smart medical devices are now designed for use by people who are inconvenient or unfamiliar with management techniques, as well as those who need more convenience for hearing or visual impairment.

Telemedicine monitoring helps reduce healthcare costs

Therefore, people will obviously ask the question, "Is the telemedicine monitoring technology too expensive to be popularized and used?" My opinion is: First, the price of tablet PCs is decreasing month by month, and its wide application can support this at a relatively low cost. Functions (especially compared to the economic and/or social costs of home care and monitoring). Secondly, compared with the long-term hospitalization, or the cost of repeated hospitalization, the improvement of family rehabilitation has obvious advantages, including rapid recovery and reduced cross-infection in the hospital environment.

Application of telemedicine monitoring technology

So, what technologies do tablets and other devices need to promote their use in telemedicine monitoring? Most tablets have the connectivity needed to provide telemedicine services. The ideal tablet has an excellent, clear screen and built-in Wi-Fi to run applications that support medical functions. At the same time, Bluetooth and ZigBee wireless communication technology support the connection of some wearable sensors for low-day monitoring (can be monitored by the automatic management station), you can get a very convenient platform for most medical monitoring. Products such as the Freescale i.MX53 application processor have built-in support for the processing of such applications, and because of the integrated capabilities, can significantly reduce equipment costs. Technology is readily available, costs are falling, and standards are established. Telemedicine monitoring has unlimited prospects!

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