An IoT Based Wearable Device for Healthcare Monitoring

Julián, José Antonio; Kavitha, R.; Rakesh, Y

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-5679-1_50

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“…Whereas diabetic patients require organized measurement of blood glucose level [41]. Furthermore, a combination of gyroscopes and accelerometers can be used for gathering data in many devices of health monitoring for purpose of predicting the subject activity and tracking [42]. Besides, some applications use actuators for adjusting the environmental parameters or ,importantly, for triggering alerts among healthcare providers [43].…”

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Internet of (Healthcare) Things Based Monitoring for COVID-19+ Quarantine/ Isolation Subjects Using Biomedical Sensors, A Lesson from the Recent Pandemic, and an Approach to the Future.

Arif

Hamad

Mansour

2023

j.electron.electromedical.eng.med.inform

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The COVID-19+ pandemic has brought into keen focus the necessity to utilize and enforce our digital infrastructure for remote patient monitoring based on IoT (Internet of Things) technology since quarantines and isolations are playing a vital role in containing its spread. As of date, many viral tests and vaccines are in use while few drugs are in experimental stages, but there is always need for possibilities for increasing reliability of disease detection and monitoring at both levels of individual and society, and such aim can be supported by wearable biomedical sensors devices. Previously, wearable devices have been used to monitor physiological parameters during daily human living activities. Still, the investment of such technologies toward predicting infection by COVID-19+ remains essential to alert potential patients and start sequence of health systems intervention. It was found that wearable devices increased patients’ compliance to healthcare advice. Thus, in this perspective review, we have proposed an IoT based system to monitor the quarantine / isolation subjects during COVID-19+ and similar pandemic and quarantine observation. This wearable prototype, associated with the bundled mobile app, act to reports and tracks/monitoring the quarantined individuals. IoT based quarantine/isolation monitoring system is contact-free that could benefit especially healthcare professionals to lower the risk of exposure to infective pathogens. Current manuscript describes clinically relevant physiological human parameters that can be measured by wearable biomedical sensors and monitored based on IoT technology and their role in health tracking, stability, and recovery of COVID-19++ve individuals and front-line health workers. This paper aimed at initiation of an approach among front-line healthcare workers as well as biomedical engineers for developing digital healthcare platforms of monitoring and managing such pandemic.

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Internet of (Healthcare) Things Based Monitoring for COVID-19+ Quarantine/ Isolation Subjects Using Biomedical Sensors, A Lesson from the Recent Pandemic, and an Approach to the Future.

Arif

Hamad

Mansour

2023

j.electron.electromedical.eng.med.inform

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“…Desarrollo de sensores biomédicos adheridos al cuerpo: como tatuajes que cambian de color según los niveles de glucosa, entre otros (6). Desarrollo de ropa inteligente que mide variables físicas del entorno y el cuerpo (7).…”

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Mapeo sistemático: un acercamiento a la interoperabilidad semántica de objetos inteligentes en el área del internet de las cosas médicas

Muñoz Velasco,

Niño Zambrano

2023

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El Internet de las Cosas ha permeado todos los procesos del mundo moderno, uno de ellos es el cuidado de la salud personal. Cada día se incrementa el número de dispositivos vestibles que monitorean diferentes variables de salud de las personas. La posibilidad de incorporar los datos capturados de estos dispositivos al historial médico de las personas es un escenario deseado por la posibilidad de tener seguimiento en tiempo real de los pacientes. Sin embargo, esto tiene problemas que deben ser abordados, como la confiabilidad en las mediciones, la integración de estos a la hoja clínica y la interoperabilidad entre sistemas de salud y la seguridad en los datos. Por lo tanto, es importante tener la información actualizada de los avances en el Internet de las Cosas Médicas con el fin de poder orientar a los investigadores y desarrolladores de la ICM hacia unas mejores prácticas de diseño y desarrollo de dispositivos para la ICM. Los principales resultados encontrados se direccionan a investigaciones que permiten incluir la semántica entre los objetos inteligentes con el fin de facilitar la interoperabilidad, monitoreo, seguimiento y toma de decisiones de forma oportuna en los pacientes.

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An IoT-Based Model for Pothole Detection

Anandhi

Rajamohan

2022

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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An IoT Based Wearable Device for Healthcare Monitoring

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Internet of (Healthcare) Things Based Monitoring for COVID-19+ Quarantine/ Isolation Subjects Using Biomedical Sensors, A Lesson from the Recent Pandemic, and an Approach to the Future.

Internet of (Healthcare) Things Based Monitoring for COVID-19+ Quarantine/ Isolation Subjects Using Biomedical Sensors, A Lesson from the Recent Pandemic, and an Approach to the Future.

Mapeo sistemático: un acercamiento a la interoperabilidad semántica de objetos inteligentes en el área del internet de las cosas médicas

An IoT-Based Model for Pothole Detection

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