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Defining key performance indicators for evaluating the use of high definition video-to-video services in eHealth

Molnar et al., 2013

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11264400937077648811
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Molnar A
Weerakkody V
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IFIP International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Innovations

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This paper examines the process of developing key performance indicators (KPIs) for evaluating the use of high definition video (HD) to video (V2V) communication for tele- monitoring patients in a healthcare setting. The research is performed in the context of the …
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