Emergency Vital Data Packet Transmission in Hospital Centered Wireless Body Area Network

Dangi, Kusum Grewal; Bhagat, Amita; Panda, Supriya P.

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2020.04.278

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“…The AODV routing protocol also performed better than DSDV, and there are less delay and better response time in the proposed protocol [33]. In 9 Journal of Sensors this line, one study was conducted by Dang et al [34]. In this hospital-centered project, crucial vital signs such as body temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, ECG, and EEG were monitored with wearable smart body sensors.…”

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Design and Evaluation of a Wearable Smart Blanket System for Monitoring Vital Signs of Patients in an Ambulance

2021

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Objectives. Considering the advantages of the wearable systems (such as continuous monitoring, ease of installation, and significant efficiency), they can also be used to monitor patients in emergency situations and, particularly, in the ambulance. This study is aimed at specifying, modeling, and evaluating a wearable smart blanket system for monitoring vital signs in emergency circumstances. Method. At first, all the smart blanket system requirements were specified using an author-made questionnaire, and the essential requirements were specified in the software requirements specification format. Such an anticipated smart wearable blanket is then modeled by Unified Modeling Language. Finally, the most important quality attributes (i.e., the nonfunctional requirements) of the proposed wearable smart blanket system were evaluated using a descriptive-analytical study. Results. Evaluation results of the proposed system show that using the smart blanket system could not only provide the required functionalities, but also, it improved the important quality attributes such as response time and delay in sending data packets (14% improvement), accuracy, energy consumption (18% improvement), reliability and fault-tolerance, and performance (28% improvement) in contrast to the compared related work. Conclusion. Using a smart wearable blanket in an ambulance instead of such in a huge ambulance cabin would be beneficial in terms of time and space, ease of use, and maybe cost while providing the required functionalities besides having proper quality attributes.

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Design and Evaluation of a Wearable Smart Blanket System for Monitoring Vital Signs of Patients in an Ambulance

2021

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An queueing model with improved delay sensitive medical packet transmission scheduling system in e-health networks

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Chinnadurai

2021

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Data-Centric Load and QoS-Aware Body-to-Body Network Routing Protocol for Mass Casualty Incident

2021

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Triage is the most important requirement of Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) where monitoring the vital signs of casualty is the crucial aspect to assess the severity of their current medical conditions. One of the most significant challenges in the triage center is to provide effective remote monitoring of vital signs of mass casualties. To overcome this challenge, there is a necessity to design a dynamic routing protocol that supports data-centric quality parameters such as delay and reliability as well network-specific quality parameters such as throughput and network lifetime over an ad hoc network. The proposed protocol handles data-centric quality parameters by jointly considering the link and node cost of the neighboring nodes. Further, the protocol handles network-specific quality parameters by including load distribution along with buffer management based on the medical condition of the casualties and beaconless routing mechanism. Furthermore, the proposed approach focuses on the transmission of vital signs of critical casualties while also avoiding network congestion and extending network lifespan. The experimentation results show that the proposed protocol is efficient in handling end-to-end delay, the packet transmission ratio of the critical casualties vital signs as compared to the existing state-of-the-art approaches.

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Emergency Vital Data Packet Transmission in Hospital Centered Wireless Body Area Network

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Design and Evaluation of a Wearable Smart Blanket System for Monitoring Vital Signs of Patients in an Ambulance

Design and Evaluation of a Wearable Smart Blanket System for Monitoring Vital Signs of Patients in an Ambulance

An queueing model with improved delay sensitive medical packet transmission scheduling system in e-health networks

Data-Centric Load and QoS-Aware Body-to-Body Network Routing Protocol for Mass Casualty Incident

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