Provisioning of medical quality of services for HSDPA and mobile WiMAX in healthcare applications

Robert Istepanian; Nada Philip

Provisioning of medical quality of services for HSDPA and mobile WiMAX in healthcare applications

Robert Istepanian, Nada Philip

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Abstract

Mobile healthcare, or m-health, is an evolutionary concept that provides both mobility and an 'always connected' healthcare functionality. The development of this concept depends on how best the available bandwidth in (HSDPA/HSUPA) and emerging (Mobile WiMAX) networks can be correlated with the relevant medical quality of services issues. In this paper we address and discuss some of these issues and challenges. We also provide an example of a bandwidth demanding application to verify such provision mechanisms.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Published in conference proceedings p. 717-720.
Publication status	Published - 3 Sept 2009

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Note: Published in conference proceedings p. 717-720.

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Allied health professions and studies

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Provisioning of medical quality of services for HSDPA and mobile WiMAX in healthcare applications
Istepanian, R. & Philip, N., 3 Sept 2009.
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Provisioning of medical quality of services for HSDPA and mobile WiMAX in healthcare applications

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Provisioning of medical quality of services for HSDPA and mobile WiMAX in healthcare applications

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