A real time efficient &amp; secure patient monitoring based on Wireless Body Area Networks

Anoop, Neema Anna; Parani, T. K

doi:10.1109/get.2016.7916814

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“…A different application of medical data sharing is secure monitoring. Anoop et al [12] propose streaming an enormous chunk of medical data collected through wearables using BSN (Body Sensor Network) to provide real-time monitoring of the patient's health status. Manogaran et al [13] design a new architecture of IoT environment to store, process, and share big data.…”

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The EPI Framework: A Dynamic Data Sharing Framework for Healthcare Use Cases

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To support the current trend of personalised medicine, a collaboration between different healthcare providers is increasingly vital. The main element is the ability to share data among all parties while abiding by a data sharing policy. The EPI (Enabling Personalised Intervention) project addresses the problem of personalised diagnosis by developing real-time monitoring services and digital health twins. The EPI services run over adaptive computing infrastructures which provide more flexibility to accommodate the different requests. This paper proposes the EPI framework to support these novel health services over programmable infrastructure. The framework works on aligning the parties' ability to share data with the policy defined beforehand. We explain the approach by introducing the framework's data sharing logic model. We define the formalism of the logic model to deduce feasible data movements between and possibly satisfy a data collaboration request. We reinforce the framework's logic model by introducing the algorithms running on this federated system to simulate its workflow. We provide three healthcare use cases running on a typical EPI infrastructure. We evaluated our model according to three relevant parameters, performance, feasibility, and aggregation power, and we can conclude that our framework supports the required interoperability between the EPI partners.

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Section: Health Data Sharing Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%