Healthcare Technology Letters

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Healthcare Technology Letters

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Pervasive assistive technology for people with dementia: a UCD case
- Author(s): Julia Rosemary Thorpe ; Kristoffer V.H. Rønn-Andersen ; Paulina Bień ; Ali Gürcan Özkil ; Birgitte Hysse Forchhammer ; Anja M. Maier
A remote healthcare monitoring framework for diabetes prediction using machine learning
- Author(s): Jayroop Ramesh ; Raafat Aburukba ; Assim Sagahyroon
PD_Manager: an mHealth platform for Parkinson's disease patient management
- Author(s): Kostas M. Tsiouris ; Dimitrios Gatsios ; George Rigas ; Dragana Miljkovic ; Barbara Koroušić Seljak ; Marko Bohanec ; Maria T. Arredondo ; Angelo Antonini ; Spyros Konitsiotis ; Dimitrios D. Koutsouris ; Dimitrios I. Fotiadis
Towards X-ray free endovascular interventions – using HoloLens for on-line holographic visualisation
- Author(s): Ivo Kuhlemann ; Markus Kleemann ; Philipp Jauer ; Achim Schweikard ; Floris Ernst
Image denoising in bidimensional empirical mode decomposition domain: the role of Student's probability distribution function
- Author(s): Salim Lahmiri

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Healthcare Technology Letters

eFirst articles

Most viewed content for this Journal

Most cited content for this Journal

Pervasive assistive technology for people with dementia: a UCD case

A remote healthcare monitoring framework for diabetes prediction using machine learning

PD_Manager: an mHealth platform for Parkinson's disease patient management

Towards X-ray free endovascular interventions – using HoloLens for on-line holographic visualisation

Image denoising in bidimensional empirical mode decomposition domain: the role of Student's probability distribution function