Low-Cost IoT Platform for Telemedicine Applications

Garces-Salazar, Andres; Manzano, Santiago; Nuñez, Carlos; Pallo, Juan P.; Jurado, Marco; García, Marcelo V.

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-4016-2_26

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“…The development of devices, like heart rate monitors with Arduino microcontrollers, highlights the practical applicability of IoT in healthcare [33]. The home-based approach is reflected in telemedicine systems and care modules, promoting remote healthcare and health monitoring [39]. These innovative applications enhance the quality of life and the comprehensive management of healthcare services [47].…”

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“…Another contribution lies in telemedicine and remote patient care, emphasizing the importance of remote connectivity and efficiency in medical communication, such as developing a home telemedicine system with a positive assessment by healthcare professionals [39]. This potential of IoT is applied in the specific field of social assistance and counseling [36], [40].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Note that some references are cited in several areas. Health Medicine [1], [2], [10], [31], [41], [12], [33], [38] Medicine/nursing and midwifery [29], [8] Wellness Care of the elderly and adults with disabilities [32], [11], [4], [30] Social assistance and advice [40] Health & Wellness Medicine / care of the elderly and adults with disabilities [9], [10], [42], [34], [35], [37], [39], [44], [43], [45] The devices for assistance and technology for vulnerable groups demonstrate concern for developing assistive technology devices and managing medication-taking programs for these population groups [30]. These efforts highlight the practical application of IoT to improve the quality of life.…”

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Current Status and Challenges of IoT Research in the Ecuadorian Healthcare Sector: A Systematic Literature Review

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by enabling remote patient monitoring, personalized care and disease prevention. In Ecuador, research on IoT in the healthcare field is rapidly expanding. However, there’s a need for a clearer understanding of the current state of this research. This study examines the contributions of Ecuadorian authors in this field through their publications in two globally impactful bibliographic databases. The methodology employed is a systematic review using the PRISMA statement, resulting in a final stage comprising 23 articles. These publications encompass system proposals, prototypes, and reviews with applications in areas such as epidemiology, cardiology and nursing. The recurrent mention of patient information privacy is a challenge in implementing IoT-based healthcare systems. The conclusions emphasize that future work perspectives should address the challenges identified, considering the growing trend of publications from Ecuadorian authors.

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