Enabling Technologies of IoT on Health Care
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https://doi.org/10.48001/978-81-966500-0-1-1Keywords:
Human health, IoMT, Analytical Methods, Wearable Sensor SystemAbstract
Human beings are highly stressed because of their profession, life style, food habits and environmental conditions. Due to these issues humans are facing chronic health issues like kidney, liver, pancreas failure, cardiovascular disease, changes in blood pressure and diabetes etc. The physical approaches are mainly used to monitor pressure, flow rate, temperature and organ imaging, while the chemical approach analyse the levels of different chemical analytes namely glucose, creatinine level, bilirubin, urea, WBC, RBC and Haemoglobin content etc., Both approaches are followed to determine the quality of human health through laboratories. In recent times, Internet of Things (IoT) is very helpful to monitor the human health, collection of data about the patient, storage, retrieval and usage of data. Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is a novel emerging technology in the field of healthcare with a lot of scope for précised treatment.
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