Heart Rate Monitoring Applications on Open Source Platforms: A Review
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https://doi.org/10.17981/bilo.2.2.2020.1Keywords:
Open Source, E-healt, biomedicine, heart rateAbstract
Introduction: Technological developments that are implemented in open source platforms have grown considerably in the last decade, offering easy-to-develop, flexible and low-cost solutions. In the case of biomedical applications developed on Open Source platforms, heart rate monitoring is one of the most developed applications.
Objective: this document presents a systematic review of the literature, in which current developments in Heart Rate Monitoring Systems (SMFC) on Open Source platforms are analyzed. The most significant developments and commonly used platforms are identified.
Method: A systematic review of the Cochrane-type literature is carried out.
Results: The trends in research about heart rate monitoring systems using Open Source platforms are presented.
Conclusions: there is a great development of applications that involve heart rate monitoring. However, his study is not finished. Since, with the large amount of data available thanks to these applications, it is still possible to deepen the implementation of statistical studies.
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