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A Priority Aware Cognitive Radio Based Hospital

Al Mamoon et al.

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8984006321671985016
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Al Mamoon I
Islam A
Baharun S
Wakabayashi T
Komaki S

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Recently, wireless communication in medical data and patient information transmission has received tremendous attention to the researchers since effective, timely, accurate, complete and unambiguous communication reduces errors and results in improved patient safety …
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