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NTIS 바로가기International journal of environmental research and public health, v.16 no.9, 2019년, pp.1512 -
Son, Heesook , Kim, Hyerang
Technology enables home-based personalized care through continuous, automated, real-time monitoring of a participant’s health condition and remote communication between health care providers and participants. Technology has been implemented in a variety of nursing practices. However, little is known...
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