Aerotel Medical systems will showcase its mobile health (mHealth) and other telemedicine solutions at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2011, which will be held in Barcelona, Spain.
The main innovations to be presented by Aerotel at Hall 2, booth 2C12 (Israel National Pavilion), include:
- Wireless homecare hub - Connect-Cell, a highly flexible wireless homecare hub for chronic patient monitoring and disease management.
- Wireless ECG - HeartView Personal hand-held 12-lead ECG monitor with Bluetooth connectivity.
- Mobile-CliniQ - a mobile phone application that enables remote monitoring of various health parameters.
- GeoSkeeper - a personal GPS location and tracking system. traditional social alarm systems.
In addition, Aerotel's Connect-Cell wireless hub powered by the CINTERION MC55i module, showing the measurement of blood pressure by patients with remote web interface consultation, will be demonstrated by Gemalto, the world leader in digital security, at Hall 8 - Stand 8A102.
"The mobile health market is developing very fast, as health care providers worldwide finally recognize that real-time mobile communication is a powerful tool in meeting the challenge of today's ailing healthcare system," said David Rubin, Aerotel Medical Systems President and CEO. "This understanding contributes to the growing interest in Aerotel products that use the existing wireless networks and are both safe and easy to use for both medical teams and for the patients themselves."
The Mobile Health (mHealth) field is generating growing interest and is expected to play a major role at the upcoming 2010 GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain.
The world's leading mobile industry trade show, will showcase mHealth devices such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, PDA's and other wireless services. Aerotel Medical Systems, for example, will introduce at the show new innovative and affordable Personal Mobile Health solutions.
One indication to the importance the Mobile world Congress organizers give to the mobile health industry is the fact that the GSM Association intends to deliver a day-long conference program under the title: mHealth – Collaborating for Universal Care. The day will focus on the use of wireless networks to support health delivery. It includes a series of high-level presentations and seminar panels, which will take place on Thursday, February 18, 2010.
The attempt to bring together the healthcare and mobile fields is expected to attract representatives of major wireless operators and health and strategy companies.
David Aylward, Executive Director of the mHealth Alliance said that "the marriage of health with wireless is a win-win opportunity for the mobile industry, for health providers, and for everyone who cares about creating healthier communities."
New innovative and affordable personal Mobile Health (mHealth) solutions will be taking center stage among the solutions that will be presented by Aerotel Medical Systems at the GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2010 in Barcelona, Spain.
Mobile-CliniQ can be connected via a Bluetooth® interface to external vital signs monitoring devices. Data is transmitted via General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) to a medical monitoring center. By using it, physicians can view patient data and provide interpretation and advice from practically anywhere, saving time and travel expenses, and reducing healthcare delivery costs.
Mobile-CliniQ and other remote monitoring and mobile solutions will be presented by Aerotel at booth 2C72 (Israel National Pavilion), at the MWC 2010.
The company also intends to showcase its new Connect-CELL, a Cellular-Based Homecare Data Hub. It is a highly flexible global wireless connectivity hub, enabling users to easily transmit vital signs data via the cellular network (GPRS) to a central monitoring center. The flexible device incorporates both wired serial interface and wireless Bluetooth connectivity.
