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• TITLE: Ubiquitous Computing and Its Applications in the Disease Management in a Ubiquitous City

  AUTHORS: Javier Cabo Salvador, Jose Miguel Ramirez Uceda, Verónica Cabo Muiños, Javier Ramos Lopez, Carlos de Castro

  KEYWORDS: U-Health, Ubiquitous Computing, Internet of Things, Spimes

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.6 No.3, March 20, 2018

  ABSTRACT: The actual challenge in health is to manage patients with chronic diseases from a holistic approach where technology around the patient and at the city enhances their wellness. This paper deepens in the relations between health, devices, and models of technological cities and how these can be modeled to provide a more cost efficient solution while less invasive and more natural to the end users. In light of this, usable and accessible software and a wide range of devices, ranging from PC, smartphone, tablet and SmartTV have been tested. This manuscript will give good comprehension on how technology and disease management care models interact with the patient.