Chronic Disease Management Redefined: From Episodic Care to Continuous Monitoring with Sensors

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Ranjan Banerjee
Asmita Roy
Pranjal Das
Rajkumar Chatterjee
Debanjan Dey Kabiraj
Koyena Das
Dipak Yadav

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Chronic diseases like diabetes, heart failure, and respiratory illnesses significantly strain healthcare systems globally. Traditional management often relies on infrequent check-ups and reactive interventions. This chapter explores the transformative power of sensor technology, revolutionizing chronic disease management, remote monitoring, and treatment optimization. We'll delve into various sensor applications, their impact on clinical decisions, and the potential for preventative healthcare. Notably, sensor-based monitoring allows for continuous health data collection, leading to improved disease monitoring and personalized treatment plans. 

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Ranjan Banerjee, Asmita Roy, Pranjal Das, Rajkumar Chatterjee, Debanjan Dey Kabiraj, Koyena Das, & Dipak Yadav. (2024). Chronic Disease Management Redefined: From Episodic Care to Continuous Monitoring with Sensors. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(5), 2337–2344. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i5.3288
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Ranjan Banerjee

Assistant Professor,Department:CSE ,Brainware University

Asmita Roy

Department: Cyber Security,Supreme Institute of Management and Technology

Pranjal Das

Department: Cyber Security,Supreme Institute of Management and Technology

Rajkumar Chatterjee

Department:Cyber Security,Supreme Institute of Management and Technology

Debanjan Dey Kabiraj

Department: Cyber Security, Supreme Institute of Management and Technology

Koyena Das

Department: Computer Application,Techno Main Salt Lake

Dipak Yadav

Department: Computer Application, Affiliation: Supreme Institute of Management and Technology,

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