Valentine et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Smartphone movement sensors for the remote monitoring of respiratory rates: Technical validationValentine et al., 2022
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- Valentine S
- Cunningham A
- Klasmer B
- Dabbah M
- Balabanovic M
- Aral M
- Vahdat D
- Plans D
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- Digital Health
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Background Mobile health (mHealth) offers potential benefits to both patients and healthcare systems. Existing remote technologies to measure respiratory rates have limitations such as cost, accessibility and reliability. Using smartphone sensors to measure respiratory rates …
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