Cloud-based secure smartcard healthcare monitoring and tracking system

Moudgil, Kartik; Maheshwari, Ria; Parekh, Harshal Bharatkumar; Devadkar, Kailas

doi:10.1109/icecct.2017.8117869

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“…Many works have addressed implementing and authenticating smart card–based health care information systems. Moudgil et al ( 1 ) designed a cloud-based smart health card monitoring system. Their proposed monitoring system helps health care providers, such as hospitals, physicians, and pharmacists, by managing all the patient data electronically, securely, and efficiently.…”

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“…With the advent of cloud computing, we can rent servers and run geophysical modeling applications on the authoritative node present everywhere globally. We can securely store an enormous amount of data that can be accessed only by authorized users and applications (1)(2)(3). It enables us to rent a virtual server, switch it on or off, and expand it to fulfill users' immediate requirements.…”

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SCB-HC-ECC–Based Privacy Safeguard Protocol for Secure Cloud Storage of Smart Card–Based Health Care System

Senthilkumar

Brindha

Kryvinska

et al. 2021

Front. Public Health

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The advent of the internet has brought an era of unprecedented connectivity between networked devices, making one distributed computing, called cloud computing, and popular. This has also resulted in a dire need for remote authentication schemes for transferring files of a sensitive nature, especially health-related information between patients, smart health cards, and cloud servers via smart health card solution providers. In this article, we elaborate on our proposed approach for such a system and accomplish an informal analysis to demonstrate the claim that this scheme provides sufficient security while maintaining usability.

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SCB-HC-ECC–Based Privacy Safeguard Protocol for Secure Cloud Storage of Smart Card–Based Health Care System

Senthilkumar

Brindha

Kryvinska

et al. 2021

Front. Public Health

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“…They have stored the data from the patients body to the medical server which can be seen by the doctor and the healthcare professionals. They have analyzed the emergency situations of the patients and based on that they have provided the emergency medical services to the patients [1]. Sajid Hussain and Sadia proposed the architecture for tele health system which gives the emergency services to the person who needs immediate attention.…”

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Smart health monitoring system based on internet of things with big data analytics and wireless networks

Florence¹,

Kumari²,

LeemaPriyadharshini³

2018

IJET

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The use of mobile application technologies and smart devices in the health sector has improved a lot. In this sense health monitoring has evolved using Internet of Things. Nowadays the food habits are changed because of our machine life. This paper mainly focuses on the problems occurring related to health because of food habits. This paper gives the idea for solving this problem by collecting the attributes from the human body. The attributes like cholesterol, calories, glucose, pulse, weight, Body Mass Index, water level, temperature are to be collected from the person by fixing the wearable sensor devices in the human body. After getting these attributes the analysis should be done with the existing database for giving the food recommendations. The food intake level is analyzed for providing health factors. The aim of the paper is to provide the architecture for healthy food recommendations to the persons using sensor data to the person’s mobile application.

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