UNSTRUCTURED The aim of this study is to introduce the implemented big data platform (MEDBIZ) based on the internet of medical things (IoMT) supporting digital healthcare services and to discuss about application cases of this platform. Implemented MEDBIZ platform based on the IoMT devices and big data to provide digital healthcare services to the enterprise and users. The big data platform is consisting of four main components: IoMT, Core, Analytics, and Services. IoMT component is used for lifelog data acquisition and collection from the IoMT devices. The core components are composed of the main functional operations including the metadata, resource brokers and computing elements, virtual file system, security, and system logs. Analytics component is covered data analyzing frameworks such as Hadoop, Spark, R, and TensorFlow. Finally, the service component can support the web-based or mobile app-based digital healthcare services through the Open API to the end-users. As a result, an implemented big data platform can provide various digital healthcare services using various IoMT devices. Among them, we are focusing on detailed empirical studies about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), metabolic syndrome, vital sign, arrhythmia, and diabetes monitoring services. We demonstrated the implemented MEDBIZ platform based on IoMT supporting digital healthcare services by acquiring real-world data for getting the real-world evidence. And then through this platform, we are developing Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), digital therapeutics, and digital healthcare services, and contributing to the development of the digital health ecosystem.
The aim of this study was to introduce the implemented MEDBIZ platform based on the internet of medical things (IoMT) supporting real-time digital health services for precision medicine. In addition, we demonstrated four empirical studies of the digital health ecosystem that could provide real-time healthcare services based on IoMT using real-world data from in-hospital and out-hospital patients. Implemented MEDBIZ platform based on the IoMT devices and big data to provide digital healthcare services to the enterprise and users. The big data platform is consisting of four main components: IoMT, core, analytics, and services. Among the implemented MEDBIZ platform, we performed four clinical trials that designed monitoring services related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, metabolic syndrome, arrhythmia, and diabetes mellitus. Of the four empirical studies on monitoring services, two had been completed and the rest were still in progress. In the metabolic syndrome monitoring service, two studies were reported. One was reported that intervention components, especially wearable devices and mobile apps, made systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, waist circumference, and glycosylated hemoglobin decrease after 6 months. Another one was presented that increasing high-density lipoprotein cholesterol and triglyceride levels were prevented in participants with the pre-metabolic syndrome. Also, self-care using healthcare devices might help prevent and manage metabolic syndrome. In the arrhythmia monitoring service, during the real-time monitoring of vital signs remotely at the monitoring center, 318 (15.9%) general hikers found abnormal signals, and 296 (93.1%) people were recommended for treatment. We demonstrated the implemented MEDBIZ platform based on IoMT supporting digital healthcare services by acquiring real-world data for getting real-world evidence. And then through this platform, we were developing software as a medical device, digital therapeutics, and digital healthcare services, and contributing to the development of the digital health ecosystem.
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