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LIST OF APPENDICES APPENDIX ITEM A An Email Feedback from Dr. Poh Yih Jia B An Email Feedback from Dr. Yek Kiung Wei C A Testimony from Dr. Zulkifli bin Taat D RS232C E Communication Method F RS232C Operating Mode G Numerical Data and Waveform Communication Protocol H ECG Output Voltage Conversion Table I Web Page Data Elements and Data Dictionary J Program Breakdown of Vital Signs Display and ECG Waveform K Internet Information Services (IIS5) Setup Procedures L Software Compatibility M Vital Signs Information N Results and Charts O Our Heart
1.1 Background CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION In the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) or Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and other critical care settings, patients' physiological state needs to be monitored at all times but medical staff do not have the human resources and technical capabilities to perform this task continuously. Ever since the technology of monitoring astronauts' vital signs in space was transferred to the bedside in the 1960s, patient monitoring systems have become an essential part of critical care [ 1 ]. Today, these systems can gather multiple physiological signals simultaneously and derive clinically important parameters. Many monitoring systems are geared towards remote monitoring of patients' physiological signals. Although the amount of information patient monitoring systems provide to medical practitioners is more than ever before and still improving, the usability and usefulness of the information is less than desirable. The raw data contains measurement errors and noise from biosensors. Corrections for these errors and elimination of noise have to be done for better accuracy of the signals and data acquired. Data integration and multi-parameter data analysis might be able to extract useful information from the imperfect raw data, but the state-of-the-art monitoring systems carried out limited data integration and analysis for effective decision support. Therefore, many manufacturers are improving their products constantly, hoping to give more satisfaction and functionality to the practitioners.
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