Shabha Ghasson, Conway Chris
Health Estate. 2016 Oct;70(9):39-44.
Dr. Ghasson Shabha, senior lecturer at the integrated Design and Construction Centre at the School of Engineering and the Built Environment at Birmingham City University (BCU), and associate professor, Chris Conway, associate professor and the Centre's acting head, explain their recent work to investigate 'the latest development' of incorporating smart sensor technology (SST) to monitor and detect airborne infection in British hospitals. Here they set out why they believe effective incorporation of such technology in healthcare facilities in this digital age is the sine qua non for an effective infection control strategy to mitigate against this 'endemic problem', and ask whether such smart sensors can indeed be the 'panacea for hospitals' ills'.
加森·沙巴博士是伯明翰城市大学（BCU）工程与建筑环境学院综合设计与建造中心的高级讲师，该中心代理主任、副教授克里斯·康威是一名副教授。他们阐述了其近期的研究工作，旨在探究将智能传感器技术（SST）应用于英国医院以监测和检测空气传播感染的“最新进展”。在此，他们说明了为何认为在这个数字时代，将此类技术有效应用于医疗设施是有效控制感染策略的必要条件，以此应对这一“地方性问题”，并探讨此类智能传感器是否真能成为“医院弊病的万灵药”。
