Unilateral Vital Signs Monitoring Systems on IoT

Abstract

With the consistent development of remote sensor systems and Internet of Things (IoT) different parts of life will benefit. IoT based pervasive human services framework can possibly give blunder free restorative information and alarming system in basic conditions with constant checking. The device will minimize the need of devoted medicinal staff for patient checking and help the ailing to lead an ordinary life other than furnishing them with great restorative medical aid. This paper presents the working model which fuses sensors to gauge parameters like body temperature, blood pressure level & pulse. A microcontroller board is utilized for examining the inputs from the patient. Additionally all the procedure parameters inside of an interim selectable by the patient are monitored. This is extremely valuable for future examination and survey of feeble wellbeing condition. For more flexible restorative applications, this venture can be extemporized, by consolidating continuous parameter observing parameters respiratory thoracic extension belt sensors and annunciation frameworks, in this manner making it valuable in clinics as an exceptionally effective and committed aid consideration unit.

Sensor-based platforms for remote management of chronic diseases in developing regions: A qualitative approach examining the perspectives of healthcare professionals

“…8,9 Various studies have concluded that patients can significantly benefit from the application of remote monitoring technologies for chronic diseases, as it allows them to receive continuous treatment in their homes and stay connected with their doctors. [10][11][12][13][14] Sensor-based platforms enable monitoring of vital signs and these data can be transferred to a location where healthcare professionals can access them. The sensor-based industry, on the other hand, is growing rapidly to fulfil market needs and the market share of eHealth devices is expected to reach 201 billion dollars by 2025, with a 23% increase anticipated for the forecast period from 2019 to 2025.…”

“…8,9 Various studies have concluded that patients can significantly benefit from the application of remote monitoring technologies for chronic diseases, as it allows them to receive continuous treatment in their homes and stay connected with their doctors. 10–14…”