15 Medical technology Wearable medical devices in medical sciences
Journal Title: Indian journal of applied basic medical sciences - Year 2016, Vol 18, Issue 26
Abstract
In various surveys from many apps on smartphones are available to increase medication adherence. Wearable-electronics are gaining widespread use as enabling technologies, monitoring human physical activity and behavior as part of connected health infrastructures. Attention to human factors and comfort of these devices can greatly positively influence user experience, with a subsequently higher likelihood of user acceptance and lower levels of device rejection. In making the wearable devices a human factors and comfort assessment is taken care for adherence. Thus such wearable medical gadgets will going to play very valuable part in medical sciences.
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