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We kindly invite you to read the contents of the new issue of the Scientific Journal of the School of Banking and Management. The texts deal with contemporary problems of healthcare.

27Sep

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We are pleased to present the latest Scientific Journal (52) of the School of Banking and Management. The issue includes articles concerning a wide spectrum of management subjects with a particular consideration of the current problems in the field.

8Jun

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We are pleased to present a new issue of the Scientific Journal (No 51) of the School of Banking and Management. The authors approach the issues from different and interdisciplinary angles, which seems indispensible when considering the complexity of contemporary economic processes.

11Mar

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We kindly invite you to read the latest edition of our Scientific Journal. The current issue includes texts concerning management and accounting. They were prepared by both lecturers and students.

21Dec

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We kindly invite you to read the new issue of the Scientific Journal (No 49) of the School of Banking and Management. The whole issue deals with the contemporary problems of health care related to, among others, telemedicine, the consequences of the introduction of GDPR in the activity of medical entities and the new technological solutions that affect the problem of...

Articles

4. PATIENTS AND THEIR DATA – PART 2 – PATIENT ONLINE ACCOUNT AS A DATA SUPERVISION INSTRUMENT IN POLAND AND SELECTED EU COUNTRIES

Patient Online Account (IKP) is a multifunctional electronic application that aims at the improvement of data storing and processing in the IT system of healthcare. The article discusses national and international perspectives of data supervision platforms that are similar to IKP and use modern IT solutions and electronic applications.

1. TELEMONITORING IN CHRONIC DISEASES: AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS AND EFFECTIVENESS RESEARCH REVIEW

Telemonitoring means the use of audio, video or other ICTs in remote monitoring of patient’s health. Chronic diseases are currently a major burden for health care systems in developed countries. The application of ICT systems to support patients with chronic diseases became more realistic with the development of web and subsequently mobile technologies. A universal access to the Internet does not only mean a revolution as regards the use of information and services but also a democratization of the access to these resources. Long-term control of selected physiological parameters and the results of self-control or patient-based measurements is the basis for effective treatment in numerous chronic diseases. The solutions applied in telemonitoring of chronic diseases are usually based on devices with sensors that register indices crucial for particular diseases. Current telemonitoring systems integrate ubiquitous computing and communication technologies. The implementation of e-health sy