Health Monitoring

Health Monitoring refers to the continuous or regular assessment of an individual's health status through various methods and tools. It involves the collection and analysis of health data, which may include vital signs, physical activity, nutritional intake, and existing medical conditions. The primary goal of health monitoring is to detect changes or trends in health over time, allowing for timely interventions and informed decision-making regarding health care. It can be employed in various settings, including personal, clinical, and public health contexts. Health monitoring can utilize technology, such as wearable devices, mobile applications, and telehealth services, to facilitate real-time tracking and management of health. This proactive approach aims to improve health outcomes by promoting early detection of potential health issues and encouraging healthier lifestyle choices.