A Time-Critical Mobile Application based on ECG Medical Monitoring
Ervin Domazet, Marjan Gušev, Ljupcho Antovski · 2017
Recent statistics indicate that at least one in every three deaths in the world occurs due to a heart attack. Scientific studies show that certain types of such attacks can be detected before their occurrence. This makes the real-time processing of wearable ECG sensors and smartphones an extremely important topic. Delivering healthcare solutions for a mobile platform is an emerging field and a lot of research and development projects have started for this purpose. The concept of mHealth involves the use of provided technologies and the telecommunication infrastructure to deliver healthcare solutions. In the case when a mobile device acts as a data collector and performs the initial processing, possible disorders can be predicted at an earlier stage. This paper contributes to the mobile healthcare solutions area by providing a requirement analysis of possible implementations of time-critical mHealth solutions.