Digital Homecare-An Introduction: The Editors | p. 1 |
Information Highway to the Home and Back: A Smart Systems Review | p. 5 |
Personalizing Care: Integration of Hospital and Homecare | p. 33 |
Standards for Digital Homecare | p. 53 |
Model-Based Methodology for the Analysis of e-Health Systems Diffusion: Case Study of a Knowledge-Centered Telehealthcare System Based on a Mixed License | p. 75 |
The Consumerisation of Home Healthcare Technologies | p. 95 |
Privacy and Digital Homecare: Allies not Enemies | p. 117 |
VirtualECare: Group Support in Collaborative Networks Organizations for Digital Homecare | p. 151 |
Standard-Based Homecare Challenge: Advances of ISO/IEEE11073 for u-Health | p. 179 |
An Automatic Smart Information Sensory Scheme for Discriminating Types of Motion or Metrics of Patients | p. 203 |
User-Centered Design of Tele-Homecare Products | p. 221 |
A Multi-disciplinary Approach towards the Design and Development of Value+ eHomeCare Services | p. 243 |
Changing Role of Nurses in the Digital Era: Nurses and Telehealth | p. 269 |
A Multi-Modal Health and Activity Monitoring Frameword for Elderly People at Home | p. 287 |
Digital Homecare Experiences: Remote Patient Monitoring | p. 299 |
A Home-Based Care Model of Cardiac Rehabilitation Using Digital Technology | p. 329 |
Role of Nano- and Microtechnologies in Clinical Point-of-Care Testing | p. 353 |
Author Index | p. 363 |
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