1.Book Review: The Internet of Healthy Things.
Healthcare Informatics Research 2016;22(3):250-252
No abstract available.
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2.Making the Internet Homepage for a Physician.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 1999;42(1):48-54
No abstract available.
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3.Internet health information.
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 2002;23(3):281-290
No abstract available.
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4.Internet Addiction.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 1999;42(8):759-764
No abstract available.
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5.The Study about Information of Skin Disease on the Internet: Acne.
Korean Journal of Dermatology 2015;53(6):437-440
BACKGROUND: The internet is a growing source of information for patients, with increasing numbers of people searching for health information on the web. Patients with acne attempt to search for medical information from the internet. OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study is to investigate the current information of acne on the internet. METHODS: We chose the largest portal sites to investigate the current information of acne and search for 'acne'. RESULTS: 5.3% of the information provided by question-and-answer platform were written by dermatologist. 0.7% of the information provided by personal blog were written by dermatologist. 1.4% of the information provided by internet message board were written by dermatologist. Overall, only 2.4% of the information were written by dermatologist for provide the medical information. CONCLUSION: The internet provides a great deal of information in many types of resources. However, the quality of information has been more of a concern. Dermatologists should continue to counteract inaccurate information by providing quality information on the internet. Dermatologists should be more aware of the health-related online information and should guide patients to take the accurate information.
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6.Design for online monitoring of occupational hazard factors based on internet of things.
Zhi Wei ZENG ; Jing Ming ZHAN ; Xiang Ming XUE ; Qing Dong WU ; Yu Jian DUAN ; Jian Yu FU
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2023;41(6):467-471
At present, there are disadvantages with the detection for occupational hazard factors, such as insufficient monitoring data, poor timeliness, weak representativeness, long detection cycles, and inability to continuously monitor. Taking advantages of internet of things technology, an online monitoring platform for occupational hazard factors has been designed. The platform collects the concentration (intensity) of hazard factors through sensors, transmits the occupational hazards data collected online in realtime. The online monitoring cloud center for occupational hazard factors processes and analyzes online monitoring data in realtime, stores the hazard factors data to form database management, and provides user application services to form an intelligent online monitoring service model for occupational hazard factors. Based on the online monitoring platform of occupational hazard factors, multi-level government health supervision departments and employers can grasp the status of hazard factors in real time, which is conducive to improving the level of occupational hazard supervision.
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7.Identification of Korean victims in PMT-air airplane crash accident.
Sang Seob LEE ; Joong Seok SEO ; Mun Hwan KANG
Korean Journal of Legal Medicine 2007;31(2):157-161
The PMT-air airplane crash accident occurred in June 25, 2007 in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. All 22 passengers and crew, including 13 Korean victims, were found dead. Human identification was done at the Cambodian-Russian Soviet friendship hospital. All of Korean victims were identified with fingerprint comparison, age estimation, comparison of belongings and examination of past medical history. In this identification process, the examination of antemortem data source with searching personal blog of internet had been proved efficient in human identification. The antemortem data collection with internet access may be useful and should be combined with classical antemortem data collection process because it is beyond spatial and time limitation.
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9.Leprosy and the Internet.
Korean Leprosy Bulletin 2000;33(1):59-69
10.Development Scenario of Dietary Intake Survey Using Internet of Things (IoT).
Journal of the Korean Dietetic Association 2016;22(3):225-231
The study suggests the possibility of using internet of things for a dietary intake survey. The development scenario of the dietary intake survey was composed of a weighing sensor for measuring food weight, bluetooth module for communicating through smart-phones, and smart-phone application. The weighing sensor attached to the bottom of utensils was designed to measure the weight of initial food & food eaten, and the results were transmitted to the smart-phone through the bluetooth module. The exclusive application in the smart-phone displayed the results of the amount of food intake, calorie intake, and eating rate. Through this system, subjects could continuously monitor their dietary intake & eating rate and recognize their actual eating environment, which leads to prevent overconsumption of food intake & form balanced eating habits. Based on this system, we need to consolidate and develop a weight control program.
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