Applications of non‐invasive sensor devices to personalised health care

Lin, Yan; Ye, Jianhong; Jin, Mengsi; Zheng, YuHang

doi:10.1049/joe.2019.1102

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“…The wider aspects include increased sanitation, which requires smart monitoring and control. In the case of health tracking, monitoring people for high temperatures or other potential indicators might be used as parameters for evaluation [7]. Smart technology can help manage people by gathering, crowd management, quarantining people, following the government guidelines properly, smart distribution of sanitization supplies and medicine, and implementing social distancing protocols [8].…”

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Design and Development of smart kit for early-stage detection and prevention from covid 19 using IoT-connected devices

abdulatief

Kumar²,

Sakr

et al. 2022

Journal of Computing and Communication

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World Health Organization (WHO) recommends preventing infection by regular hand washing, wearing a mask in public places, covering the mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, and avoiding close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness. According to a study, people touch their faces more than 20 times an hour on average, which involves contact with the eyes, nose, or mouth. People often wear the same mask repeatedly without disinfecting them. Most of the population does not wear a mask or follow social distancing protocols, which leads to the further spread of the virus. This paper discusses a cost-effective and smart solution for citizens in the form of a smart kit that contains multiple Internet of Things (IoT)devices with shared connectivity, each addressing a particular problem, which makes following the pandemic protocols easier and effective, and safer for the average citizen and the frontline workers.

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“…As a result, devices such as smart bracelets and smartphones are becoming increasingly popular in personal health care. The future of healthcare and sanitization and safety protocols have been rewritten with the emergence of the pandemic and the new normal has to emerge with smarter and affordable devices and solutions [7].…”

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Design and Development of smart kit for early-stage detection and prevention from covid 19 using IoT-connected devices

abdulatief

Kumar²,

Sakr

et al. 2022

Journal of Computing and Communication

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“…The future of healthcare and sanitization and safety protocols have been rewritten with the emergence of the pandemic and the new normal has to emerge with smarter and affordable devices and solutions [7].The rapid growth of data transmission and communication protocols with the increased demand for smart solutions have resulted in the growth of a connected world, and this has been made the best use of in the healthcare segment.…”

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“…The wider aspects include increased sanitation, which requires smart monitoring and control. In the case of health tracking, monitoring of people for high temperatures or other potential indicators might be used as parameters for evaluation[7]. Smart technology can help to manage people…”

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A new method for the design and development of smart kit for early stage detection and prevention from covid 19 using IoT connected devices

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Paramasivam²,

Ponnuswamy³

et al. 2022

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As World Health Organization (WHO) recommends to prevent infection spread includes regular hand washing, wearing a mask in public places, covering mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness. According to a study, people touch their faces more than 20 times an hour on average, which involves contact with the eyes, nose, or mouth. In India people often wear the same mask repeatedly without disinfecting them and a majority of the population do not wear a mask or follow social distancing protocols, which leads to further spread of the virus. This paper discusses a cost effective and smart solution for citizen in the form of a smart kit which contains multiple Internet of Things (IoT) devices with shared connectivity, each addressing a particular problem, which makes following the pandemic protocols easier and effective for the average citizen and the frontline workers.

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A Ledger of Me: Personalizing Healthcare Using Blockchain Technology

2019

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Personal Health Records (PHRs) have the potential to give patients fine-grained, personalized and secure access to their own medical data and to enable self-management of care. Emergent trends around the use of Blockchain, or Distributed Ledger Technology, seem to offer solutions to some of the problems faced in enabling these technologies, especially to support issues consent, data exchange, and data access. We present an analysis of existing blockchain-based health record solutions and a reference architecture for a “Ledger of Me” system that extends PHR to create a new platform combining the collection and access of medical data and digital interventions with smart contracts. Our intention is to enable patient use of the data in order to support their care and to provide a strong consent mechanisms for sharing of data between different organizations and apps. Ledger of Me is based on around the principle that this combination of event-driven smart contracts, medical record data, and patient control is important for the adoption of blockchain-based solutions for the PHR. The reference architecture we present can serve as the basis of a range of future blockchain-based medical application architectures.

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Applications of non‐invasive sensor devices to personalised health care

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Design and Development of smart kit for early-stage detection and prevention from covid 19 using IoT-connected devices

Design and Development of smart kit for early-stage detection and prevention from covid 19 using IoT-connected devices

A new method for the design and development of smart kit for early stage detection and prevention from covid 19 using IoT connected devices

A Ledger of Me: Personalizing Healthcare Using Blockchain Technology

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