1. Managing Care through the Air
Changju Lee
Soohee Lee

2. The old outnumber the young
Population over 65 reaches 761 million by 2025 Average life expectancy is 100 in industrial countries by 2030
By the end of this century, the old outnumber the young
Increasing the chronic disease of aging
For example, Heart disease, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s Disease
The Murphy’s Law broadly states that things will go wrong in any given situation, if you give them a chance. "If there's more than one way to do a job, and one of those ways will result in disaster, then somebody will do it that way." It is most often cited as "Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong"

3. Information from Networked World
Issues arising …
Expensive healthcare labor
Independence
Preventing Disease
Need New Technology
Information from Networked World

4. Wireless Remote Monitoring
Smart Home
Make it easy everyday life in such education, health, secutiry, entertainment, convenience, and etc.
Especially for health, it helps
Complying Doctor’s Order
Remote CareGiving
Detect early signs of disease and prevent its progression.
Body-Borne Sensors
Make human body act as an information host

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7. Restriction and future
Conservative Healthcare Industry
Cost
Privacy
Responsibility ( Legal issue, Data Management)
Baby boomers would spend up to $100 each month on technology to ensure healthier living and independence as they age.
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