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    Sahaj Anilbhai Patel Headshot
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    Reepa Saha
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    Sabrin Samain
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    Kaushal Aishwarya
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    Rouzbeh Nazari
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    Maryam Karimi
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
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    University of Alabama at Birmingham
    Abstract

    This paper presents a standalone and wearable lung performance and real-time air quality monitoring system for patients with acute, chronic respiratory diseases. We have designed and implemented a multimodal Smart Chronic Health Monitoring Tool (SCHMT) consists of peak flow meter (PFM), NO2, SO2, O3, Particulate Matter (PM0.5-10), body/environment temperature sensors, microprocessor, and GPS units. The proposed SCHMT helps understand the impact of air quality on patients with chronic lung diseases and finds the gap between chronic patients and the healthcare system. The performance of SCHMT is measured and presented in this work.

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    • Standalone Wearable Lung Performance and Air Quality Monitoring Device for Chronic Respiratory Diseases (application/pdf)