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Real-World Deployment and Operational Evaluation of an On-Premise Thermal IoMT System in an Intensive Care Unit
Thermal imaging provides a non-contact approach for continuous environmental monitoring in intensive care units, although most existing studies remain limited to controlled or experimental settings with limited real-world validation. This study aimed to design, deploy, and operationally evaluate a s
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