Smart Phone Based Patient-Centered Remote Health Monitoring Application in Wireless Sensor Network

Hii, Pei-Cheng; Lee, Seung−Chul; Kwon, Tae-Ha; Chung, Wan-Young

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“…Using IoT, this data may then be leveraged for use in a broad spectrum of healthcare applications. Data collected through this approach enables both faster medical intervention during emergencies (Mohammed et al, ), as well as offering potential preventative measures in some cases (Hii, Lee, Kwon, & Chung, ), while simultaneously reducing equipment costs and other resource usage. These applications may be split into two classes: those that look to improve health and those that raise productivity (Manyika et al, ).…”

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“…Bringing monitoring to a patient rather than vice‐versa provides a multitude of benefits. Without constant monitoring, particularly during stages of rehabilitation and recovery (Hii et al, ), patient relapse is shown to be far more common (Fong & Chung, ). Pressures on important medical resources in both equipment and medical professionals are reduced and significantly increased access to care means patients are given the freedom of being able to live much more independently, greatly improving their quality of life (Niewolny, ).…”

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Internet of Things and data mining: From applications to techniques and systems

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the result of the convergence of sensing, computing, and networking technologies, allowing devices of varying sizes and computational capabilities (things) to intercommunicate. This communication can be achieved locally enabling what is known as edge and fog computing, or through the well‐established Internet infrastructure, exploiting the computational resources in the cloud. The IoT paradigm enables a new breed of applications in various areas including health care, energy management and smart cities. This paper starts off with reviewing these applications and their potential benefits. Challenges facing the realization of such applications are then discussed. The sheer amount of data stemmed from devices forming the IoT requires new data mining systems and techniques that are discussed and categorized later in this paper. Finally, the paper is concluded with future research directions. This article is categorized under: Fundamental Concepts of Data and Knowledge > Big Data Mining Application Areas > Health Care Application Areas > Industry Specific Applications

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“…Research and significant investment of resources have led to the development of products that help monitor personal health maternal health [5] and body fitness. Wearable low-cost sensors and healthcare platforms are now readily available for personalized use and have been trending for quite some time [6][7][8]. Data recorded by these sensors is collected in the cloud and users are provided with useful insights via online systems.…”

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A Review Paper on Remote Monitoring System for Application of Emergency Medical Services

Mete¹

2019

IJRASET

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In current era Internet of things is in every where it cover all sectors which are home automation, Agricultural , facility ,monitoring, defence, and most important medical. There is lots of devices are available which are able to monitor the health issue from remote location and trigger alert based on that. But still there is lack in real time patient monitoring system which is able to get all medical parameters and send those data to senior doctor so doctor prepare accordingly. In this apper basically we did a research study about the previous approaches which are based on remote monitoring. Based on our research there is lots of problems which needs to solved.

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Personalized Health Monitoring System for Managing Well-Being in Rural Areas

2017

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Rural India lacks easy access to health practitioners and medical centers, depending instead on community health workers. In these areas, common ailments that are easy to manage with medicines, often lead to medical escalations and even fatalities due to lack of awareness and delayed diagnosis. The introduction of wearable health devices has made it easier to monitor health conditions and to connect doctors and patients in urban areas. However, existing initiatives have not succeeded in providing adequate health monitoring to rural and low-literate patients, as current methods are expensive, require consistent connectivity and expect literate users. Our design considerations address these concerns by providing low-cost medical devices connected to a low-cost health platform, along with personalized guidance based on patient physiological parameters in local languages, and alerts to medical practitioners in case of emergencies. This patient-centric integrated healthcare system is designed to manage the overall health of villagers with real-time health monitoring of patients, to offer guidance on preventive care, and to increase health awareness and self-monitoring at an affordable price. This personalized health monitoring system addresses the health-related needs in remote and rural areas by (1) empowering health workers in monitoring of basic health conditions for rural patients in order to prevent escalations, (2) personalized feedback regarding nutrition, exercise, diet, preventive Ayurveda care and yoga postures based on vital parameters and (3) reporting of patient data to the patient's health center with emergency alerts to doctor and patient. The system supports community health workers in the diagnostic procedure, management, and reporting of rural patients, and functions well even with only intermittent access to Internet.

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Smart Phone Based Patient-Centered Remote Health Monitoring Application in Wireless Sensor Network

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Internet of Things and data mining: From applications to techniques and systems

Internet of Things and data mining: From applications to techniques and systems

A Review Paper on Remote Monitoring System for Application of Emergency Medical Services

Personalized Health Monitoring System for Managing Well-Being in Rural Areas

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