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Restorative

Futuristic

Competitive

Achiever

Relator

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For NURS 5324 at The University of Texas at Tyler  by Terry Hogan
September 30, 2019

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Amelia- Adaptability: Technology is an ever-changing thing, so therefore you need a person that adapt to that change. Amelia would be someone the team can count on to get the job done regardless of what obstacles come her way.

Cindy- Connectedness: A good team needs a person to connect the group. Cindy would  be the "glue" for our team and maintain the comradery amongst all members. Every efficient group should have a person that keeps them together and focused on the end goal.

Faith- Futuristic: Technology and the future are almost synonymous to each other, so my team would definitely need someone with an eye for whats ahead. Faith would be able to envision the possibilities of the technology and share it with the rest of the team.

Pablo- Positivity: Positive thinking leads to positive results. Pablo would be the light when times are dark, because no journey is made without some hardships. He would be able to cheer up the team when things get rough.

Sheila- Strategic: Those who don't have a plan should plan to fail. Sheila would be able to create a plan for the team to execute. Her attribute would keep us a few steps ahead on the path and ensure we reach our goal.

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Real time data availability

Monitoring for those who need it most

Increased patient involvement in healthcare

Early detection of diseases

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Invasion of privacy

Cost- most wearable devices can be expensive

Influx of data placed on medical providers (Detailed below)

More research needs to be done to ensure effectiveness

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1:55 minute video. Mobile technology, including wearables, apps, mobile devices, and sensors, are changing the relationship between physicians and patients, potentially reducing the need for office visits. Information from these devices could be sent to doctors for patient monitoring.

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Today watches do more than just tell time and eyeglasses do more than just fix vision. We are now in a world where these everyday items have become more intricate and capable than any other time in our history. As we know, information is a powerful tool and these wearable gadgets provide details about a person that were never possible before. The one area that this technological achievement will be most beneficial is in healthcare. Imagine a world where a doctor can review patient symptoms in real time, diagnose the issue, and send medical instructions at the click of a button. This scenario is closer than ever to becoming an everyday reality for millions of people. I believe this technology has a bright future and will continually grow into something greater than we can imagine.

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The Wide World of Wearables in Healthcare (Summary)

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The Wide World of Wearables in Healthcare (Summary)

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Wearable technology in healthcare includes electronic devices that consumers can wear, like Fitbits and smartwatches, and are designed to collect the data of users' personal health and exercise. The advancement of wearable technology and growing demand from consumers to take control of their own health has influenced the medical industry, including insurers, providers, and technology companies, to develop more wearable devices such as Fitbits, smartwatches, and wearable monitors. ("Wearable Technology Market Size, Share: Industry Trends Report, 2022", 2016).

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Wearable technologies are revolutionizing healthcare. See how we're developing a new device that tests perspiration while you move to instantly track hydration levels: http://invent.ge/2FTRZq4

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North America wearable technology market by application, 2012 - 2022 (USD Billion)

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North America wearable technology market by application, 2012 - 2022 (USD Billion)

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A new study by Juniper Research has found that by 2023, wearables such as, health trackers and remote patient monitoring devices will become ‘must haves’ and spend $20 billion annually, while assistive hearables, or connected hearing aids will generate revenues of over $40 billion by 2022 ("Wearable Technology Market Size, Share: Industry Trends Report, 2022", 2016).