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Visualization & Experimentation

While the aircon is on, the temperature and humidity remain the same.

After turning it off and opening all windows, the humidity climbed up while the temperature increased gradually.

Then, I tried to test it with all windows closed while the aircon was still off. The result shows that the temperature and…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing a very insightful article. It is a comprehensive framework for IoT from all dimensions. Although the article does not explicitly mention the details of specific technical, logistical, or ethical challenges, it emphasizes the importance of 100% correct data transmission, identifying faulty sensors, the privacy of patients, and…[Read more]

In my opinion, if we have to reproduce the implementation based on the article, the challenge will be, as the paper discussed, the difficulty in training deep ensemble models, which takes enormous computing costs (p. 3, 2022).

After reading the article it focuses on implementation and proof-of-concept for a heart rate monitoring system. My concerns with the system are that there is no mention of the quality of results for reliability and accuracy.

I chose an old article, “A Review on Architectures and Communications Technologies for Wearable Health-Monitoring Systems” by Víctor Custodio, Francisco J. Herrera, Gregorio López, and José Ignacio Moreno (2012) to see what an IoT looked like previously.

Summary

What it does—The article details the LOBIN platform, an IoT platform based on e…[Read more]

I found your dashboard styling very advanced and well organized to fit on one page. On the other hand, there are some areas I would improve in terms of human perception.
_ less red color in the scorecard area on the left side; instead, the text color will be black by default, if serious, it will be red in title or number
_ use text for labelling…[Read more]

Hello Wannisa, as always, your presentation is elegant and aesthetic. I notice that controls, charts, and buttons are well organized and placed in the appropriate positions. Conditional formatting styling allows us to focus on the important information. I see that in this dashboard, you’ve followed all the principles learned from this course, for…[Read more]

If the dashboard’s target audience is policymakers, it will be a bit scientific and filled with non-layman terms and indicators. In my dashboard, I’ll focus on simplicity.

For the dashboard, I chose Covid-19 dummy data and specified locations with states and regions in Myanmar. The disclaimer here is that the data will not make sense.

As for the…[Read more]

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1. Overview: Includes Score Card, Bar Chart, Running Sum and comparison

2. Cases / Deaths / Recovered: Includes Pivot Table, Running Sum and comparison

3. The last 28 Days Report: Includes Time Series

4. Cases Table by Date: Includes Table, Running Delta, Drill Down and Date, Running Sum and comparison

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After checking the page, I noticed that although it is a single page, it contains a large chunk of information presented in a large font size. It could be condensed into a more concise format at a glance. As you mentioned, it lacks user-friendliness.

I would like to share COVID-19 Dashboard by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU).

What I like:
– At a glance, all important information is displayed and the site is responsive to any screen/device sizes.
– Color grading is strong but maintains the importance of information from RED for…[Read more]

hello Aung, Thanks for sharing insightful infographics. The reason that reimbursement is needed for further research is, in my opinion, due to limited or lower rate of insurance coverage; I assume that this could also be due to laws or regulations being incomplete yet.

Hi Kedsarin, your infographic is super creative and includes most of the discussion points in the webinar. If there is a legal case from using a teleconsultation app, not only doctors but also the platform could be held responsible in places where the platform is not required legally to have a physical hospital and services.

Hi Wannisa, thanks for sharing a summary that covers everything we’ve learned and discussed this week. I think the challenge of “legal issues when a problem occurs” could be simplified when a teleconsultation service via an app requires physical hospital and healthcare services, as in Thailand. Otherwise, as you said, legal issues could be…[Read more]

This week, I’ve learned about laws (in Thailand) applicable to health professionals and the AMA Code of Ethics in Telemedicine. We’ve discussed risks, benefits, and ethical and legal concerns about telemedicine.

This week, personal data is the highlighted topic relating to regulations, including its compliance process and challenges.

Very neat and practically clear design which is very friendly with data collector, especially in wide tick box.

In my opinion, I would remove weight in collecting demographic data, which I assume that it cannot be associated with the study.

Physical examination is well categorized including a detail section to provide its abnormal codes.

I am…[Read more]

I agree that standardization in the first place removes additional workloads and errors such as merging and combining dataset as you described.

Interoperability (exchange layer) is not only standardizing variables and tables (storing layer) but also a powerful advantage which allows seamless communication easily as you mentioned.