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international conference on ehealth, telemedicine, and social medicine | 2009

Continua: The Impact of a Personal Telehealth Ecosystem

Frank Wartena; Johan Muskens; Lars Schmitt

The Continua Health Alliance is nearing the first release of its Design Guidelines, an important milestone towards the establishment of a personal telehealth ecosystem. These guidelines address the technical barrier for a personal telehealth ecosystem: interoperability amongst multivendor systems. This paper describes why it is essential to address interoperability, regulatory aspects of multi-vendor systems and reimbursement for establishment of a personal telehealth ecosystem. In addition we elaborate on the impact that Continua has on the development of the personal telehealth domain. First we motivate why the establishment of such an ecosystem is an essential part in addressing the healthcare challenges in society.


international conference on e-health networking, applications and services | 2010

Continua: The reference architecture of a personal telehealth ecosystem

Frank Wartena; Johan Muskens; Lars Schmitt; Milan Petkovic

The Continua Health Alliance, which was started in 2006 to enable an interoperable personal telehealth ecosystem, has become a major force in the personal telehealth domain. Within one year after the release of the Version One Design Guidelines over a dozen interoperable products have been officially Continua Certified and many more are coming. In parallel Continua continued its technical developments and has since made great progress on defining interoperability for the LAN and WAN interfaces, and with that now enables end-to-end interoperability. In this paper we motivate why the establishment of such an ecosystem is an essential part in addressing the healthcare challenges in society and why it is essential to address interoperability. The paper introduces the Continua Health Alliance and describes in detail the Continua end-to-end architecture and guidelines, including its security aspects.


wearable and implantable body sensor networks | 2007

Towards Plug-and-Play Interoperability for Wireless Personal Telehealth Systems

Lars Schmitt; Thomas Falck; Frank Wartena; David Peter Louis Simons

This survey paper serves as an introduction to the challenges and needs related to wireless personal telehealth systems and provides an overview of ongoing activities in industry and various communication standards, aiming to enable plug-and-play interoperability. Specifically, we address a recently founded industry consortium, the Continua Health Alliance, and ongoing standardization efforts within the family of ISO 11073/IEEE 1073 standards, the Bluetooth SIG, and the ZigBee Alliance.


2007 Joint Workshop on High Confidence Medical Devices, Software, and Systems and Medical Device Plug-and-Play Interoperability (HCMDSS-MDPnP 2007) | 2007

Novel ISO/IEEE 11073 Standards for Personal Telehealth Systems Interoperability

Lars Schmitt; Thomas Falck; Frank Wartena; David Peter Louis Simons


Archive | 2009

Wireless ecg monitoring system

Michael Crawford; Chuni Kao; Frank Wartena; Shannon Fong; Earl Herleikson; Samuel Kwong; Himavalli Kona; Krishnakant Nammi; Stephen Labrash


Archive | 2010

Processing a bio-physiological signal

Frank Wartena; Ronaldus Maria Aarts


Archive | 2009

Cellphone handset with a custom control program for an egg monitoring system

Michael Crawford; Chuni Kao; Shannon Fong; Frank Wartena; Jon Mikalson Bishay; Kim J. Hansen


Archive | 2007

Communication system for monitoring the health status of a patient, communication device, sensor device and method

Eugene Ivanov; Wilhelmus Johannes Joseph Stut; Frank Wartena


medical informatics europe | 2007

Distributed shared data space for personal health systems

Wim Stut; Frank Wartena


Archive | 2008

Group coaching system and method

Arjan Claassen; Frank Wartena

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