A systematic review on the roles of remote diagnosis in telemedicine system: Coherent taxonomy, insights, recommendations, and open research directions for intelligent healthcare solutions.

Background: The term 'remote diagnosis' in telemedicine describes the procedure wherein medical practitioners diagnose patients remotely by using telecommunications technology. With this method, patients can obtain medical care without having to physically visit a hospital, which can be helpful for people who live in distant places or have restricted mobility. When people in the past had health issues, they were usually sent to the hospital, where they received clinical examinations, diagnoses, and treatment at the facility.

Boosting efficiency above 28% using effective charge transport layer with SrSbI based novel inorganic perovskite.

Strontium antimony iodide (SrSbI) is one of the emerging absorbers materials owing to its intriguing structural, electronic, and optical properties for efficient and cost-effective solar cell applications. A comprehensive investigation on the structural, optical, and electronic characterization of SrSbI and its subsequent applications in heterostructure solar cells have been studied theoretically. Initially, the optoelectronic parameters of the novel SrSbI absorber, and the possible electron transport layer (ETL) of tin sulfide (SnS), zinc sulfide (ZnS), and indium sulfide (InS) including various interface layers were obtained by DFT study.

Degradation of tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBA) with calcium hydroxide: a thermo-kinetic analysis.

Thermal treatment of bromine-contaminated polymers (, as in e-waste) with metal oxides is currently deployed as a mainstream strategy in recycling and resources recovery from these objects. The underlying aim is to capture the bromine content and to produce pure bromine-free hydrocarbons. Bromine originates from the added brominated flame retardants (BFRs) to the polymeric fractions in printed circuits boards, where tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBA) is the most utilized BFR.

Reducing waiting time for remote patients in telemedicine with considering treated patients in emergency department based on body sensors technologies and hybrid computational algorithms: Toward scalable and efficient real time healthcare monitoring system.

Background: Scalability challenge in real time healthcare monitoring system relates to several issues. One of the insistent issues is the increasing in the number of patients. Increasing in the patients' number causes long queue and increase the waiting time for the patients in their seeking for healthcare services.