Ubiquidade na área de saúde: como as redes sem fio contribuem para tornar transparente o monitoramento de doenças de alto risco

Abstract

With an increasingly mobile society and implementation of global mobile and wireless networks, can provide that in the near future, the "computer" as we know it will disappear. He is hidden in all things that surround us in order to enhance our sensory perception and abilities, leading the humans in a central position, replacing the position it was before the technology and that will be on your way around available, transparent, any time, anywhere and anyone else. Then arises every day a new challenge in order to develop as quickly as possible new generations of ubiquitous networks, designed to provide network computing environments that outweigh the scalability, flexibility, reliability and security, existing barriers. With the wide expansion of mobile networks and the search for innovative research in various aspects, given the diversity of possibilities, you can produce dynamic new communication technologies, which contribute to the requirement of global connectivity, providing intelligence to manage, protect , transform and deliver information, which is the way to ubiquity, convergence and secure communications of computer systems. Because of all these changes and needs, this work intends to conduct a comparative analysis of technologies for monitoring cardiac arrhythmia, mapping what exists today in most modern within the conventional treatment and the advantages and disadvantages of deploying technologies for networks Wireless, which has the aim of improving the quality treatment of serious chronic diseases, this study also aims to identify the application of "ubiquity" in its broadest sense as finding the area of health is shaping to be more technological and omnipresence making it more human with these types of treatment. It was found that the technologies are still very clear to the user, not having the item "transparency." However, the emergence of virtual cities seems to provide the environment for the actual deployment of the concept of ubiquity in the near future.