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Publicación Sólo datos Low-Cost Video System for the Monitoring Process in the Detection of Sleep Apnea(2022-10-28) Wilver Auccahuasi; Sandra Meza; Karin Rojas; Oscar Linares; Miryam Inciso-Rojas; Aly Auccahuasi; Edward Flores; Edwin Felix; Justiniano Aybar; Tamara Pando-EzcurraIn the process of detection and diagnosis of sleep apnea, we find multiple complex systems that perform the evaluation of the characteristic parameters of this pathology, such as heart rate monitoring, measurement of breathing rate, the presence of snoring, leg movement, among others. Each of them allows the identification of the degree of sleep APNEA. In the present work we present a low cost vision system for monitoring body movement when the person is sleeping, the system presented allows to evaluate the person at home, without the need to be in a specialized center, the connectivity of the equipment allows to evaluate the patient remotely, as well as allows an evaluation of the video recording, only in the case that the patient presents some characteristic movement, the system only records when the patient moves. The system can be applied and scaled depending on the required conditions. Accompanying the video recording we use smart watches to evaluate the levels of sleep, oxygen saturation and heart rate, as a result we present the data of the averages obtained to synchronize with the recording.Publicación Sólo datos Methodology for Interoperability between Health Information Systems, for Information Management and Decision-Making(2022-10-28) Wilver Auccahuasi; Sandra Meza; Karin Rojas; Oscar Linares; Miryam Inciso-Rojas; Aly Auccahuasi; Edward Flores; Edwin Felix; Justiniano Aybar; Tamara Pando-EzcurraICTS are revolutionizing not only the way of communication and interrelation between people, but also between information systems, in such a way that they allow the exchange of information between computer systems, a method will be developed to take advantage of the functionalities of the information systems dedicated to the health area, where information related to the health area can be shared, to improve the procedures related to decision making, which are vital in emergency situations, as in the case of an emergency care where it is required to know if the patient has some type of insurance or if he/she is allergic to certain medications, this information is important if an online consultation is made with the information systems. In this sense the information systems that work in the Health System, communicates with the information system of the insurance companies, to request the data of the insurance policy, as well as the hospital systems can communicate with the service providers to request medical supplies, among other applications, thanks to the interoperability, based on the XML communication standard that in its essence is the basis of the HL7 protocol, the results of the proposed methodology allow the interaction between systems, if as a development and application guide where you can create and read these messages based on XML, which can be applicable and scalable.Publicación Sólo datos Methodology for Monitoring Vital Signs in Virtual Classes Using Low-cost Sensors in Online Classes(2022-10-28) Wilver Auccahuasi; Sandra Meza; Karin Rojas; Oscar Linares; Miryam Inciso-Rojas; Aly Auccahuasi; Edward Flores; Edwin Felix; Justiniano Aybar; Tamara Pando-EzcurraThe effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have led to certain patterns in the different actions people take. One of the areas in which this pandemic has impacted most strongly is related to educational activities and children were the most affected. They went from studying in their schools where they have all the conditions, to a physical space at home. This strong change in the environment added to the high levels of contagion, have caused students to present certain manifestations such as the level of stress which can be manifested by many factors such as the main vital signs such as oxygen saturation and heart rate. In this paper we present a methodology to perform these measurements in order to evaluate these measurements when students are attending classes from home.Publicación Sólo datos Methodology to carry out medical meeting online, based on low-cost solutions(2022-10-28) Wilver Auccahuasi; Sandra Meza; Karin Rojas; Oscar Linares; Miryam Inciso-Rojas; Aly Auccahuasi; Edward Flores; Edwin Felix; Justiniano Aybar; Tamara Pando-EzcurraOne of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is the adaptation of most of the activities remotely or virtually, in the case of medical appointments, in the different specialties other than emergencies produced by COVID-19. Most of them continued in the format through online appointments. One of the important processes in medical evaluations is related to the so-called specialist boards, where special cases are evaluated, for which several physicians must be connected online, in addition to being able to make reports jointly. In this paper we develop a methodology to perform medical meetings of specialists, using a platform dedicated to the use in video games, through the DISCORD tool interconnectivity from various devices is performed, the results demonstrate the interactivity and applicability of the methodology, so it can be applied in different processes where interconnectivity between different devices and the concurrence of several users is required. We present a methodology to configure virtual appointment rooms, the results allow us to verify that the methodology can be replicated and scaled according to the needs.
