EVALUATING EMERGING WEARABLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES: A CASE STUDY APPROACH

Fiona Hsieh

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EVALUATING EMERGING WEARABLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES: A CASE STUDY APPROACH

Vol. 1 No. 06 (2015): Volume01 Issue06 | Pages: 01-04 |

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Fiona Hsieh
Professor, Institute of Technology Management, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan, China

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EVALUATING EMERGING WEARABLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES: A CASE STUDY APPROACH. (2015). International Journal of Medical Science and Dental Health, 1(06), 01-04. https://www.ijmsdh.org/index.php/ijmsdh/article/view/83

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Abstract

This research paper presents an in-depth examination of the evaluation process for emerging wearable medical technologies through a case study approach. As the field of wearable medical devices rapidly expands, it becomes crucial to assess their effectiveness, usability, and potential impact on healthcare. The study focuses on a select group of recently developed wearable medical technologies, exploring their development, implementation, and real-world usage. By employing a case study approach, the research aims to identify common challenges, success factors, and best practices in evaluating such technologies. The findings shed light on the significance of rigorous evaluation methodologies to ensure the seamless integration of wearable medical technologies into healthcare systems, ultimately benefiting patients and healthcare providers alike.

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Wearable medical technologies, evaluation, healthcare

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