Mobile android-based remote patient monitoring system through wearable sensors

Andrews, Leo John Baptist; Raja, Linesh; Shanmugasundaram, Suresh

doi:10.1080/09720529.2019.1637156

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“…The gateway that connects the sensing to the cloud component of the network and supports LoRaWAN then sends the parameter values that were measured to the cloud. The developed Web-based consumer interaction dashboard allows end customers to access the system and get the data in complement to the statistical data [15].…”

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IoT based Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Lung Disease Patient Management System using Air Quality

Balasubadra¹,

Umamageswaran²,

Saravanan³

2023

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Smoking is primarily responsible for the development of chronically obstructing pulmonary disease (COPD), a breathing condition that is treatable and preventable. One of the environmental challenges that cannot be ignored is air pollution. Extended exposed to contamination slows or harms the treatment of the lungs in COPD patients. Air quality, temperature, humidity, and dusty density tracking are given top priority during the product's development. Because Bronchitis is a disease that may be treated, air quality is essential.The major objective of this research is to develop a method for monitoring air quality that will alert patients to it and promote awareness. This product will assess how COPD patients are affected by exposure to poor air quality. A model mobile device that continually monitors ventilation rate, breathing rate, physically activity, nap quality, the possibility of respiratory problems, and the degree of distress and tiredness was developed in order to fulfil this unmet need. The information stored by this gadget would be accessible from portable devices all around the world via a safe central server.

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“…Photo-electronic and biological sensors record the input properties, and a CPU performs the analysis. You can view the results instantly with an Android app [14] [15].…”

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IoT based Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Lung Disease Patient Management System using Air Quality

Balasubadra¹,

Umamageswaran²,

Saravanan³

2023

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“…In the field of smart medical devices, IoT devices can be used to monitor people's health conditions when specialists are not available. In 2019, Leo John Baptist Andrews et al invented an integrated, compact gadget for monitoring heart rate and temperature in order to help detect heart disease and offer alerts to users, especially when specialists are not available nearby or users are ignorant of their hearts' condition [45]. IoT is also used in smart agriculture.…”

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A Survey of Blockchain IoT Integration

Fang

2023

ACE

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The Internet of Things (IoT) brings people increasingly more convenience nowadays. However, due to the simple structure of most IoT devices and the limited budget when designing and building IoT systems, there are often security vulnerabilities in IoT systems. In addition, the accelerated growth of IoT devices and the data they generate also puts greater pressure on traditional centralised computing centers. Due to its openness, transparency, secure communication, and decentralisation, blockchain technology may solve these problems. This paper mainly studies the research trends of blockchain, IoT, and their integrated systems in recent years and puts forward issues worthy of attention in future development. This paper aims to help beginners get started with blockchain and IoT by providing an overview of blockchain, IoT, and their integration through reviewing and analysing literature. It recommends focusing on chain-chain communication security, new information compression and extraction methods, multi-dimensional evaluation of blockchain IoT systems, information security mechanisms against quantum computers in blockchain IoT integrated systems, and so on.

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“…Furthermore, World Health Organization (WHO) found that there are about 330 million individuals have hypertension. Accordingly, in 2025, it might be around 1.56 billion individuals suffering from high blood pressure [9]. However, all current monitoring systems implemented in the private and public hospitals in Yemen are still using the traditional approach of monitoring chronic patients.…”

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Remote Patient Health Monitoring System Using Mobile and Wireless Body Area Network in Yemen

Abdullah¹,

Ta’a²,

Mohammed³

2021

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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The traditional approach for monitoring chronic diseases represents a major challenge for hospitals and the Ministry of Health in Yemen. This research aims to develop a Remote Patient Health Monitoring System (RPHMS) using Bluetooth enabled medical sensors and mobile phones. This research adopts the Rational Unified Process (RUP) is a software development process framework to develop the proposed system. The RPHMS provides real-time monitoring for the patients suffering from chronic diseases and manages the patients' medical record in which the diagnostic and prescriptive data are stored for further analysis. The RPHMS consists of two major subsystems: Mobile Patient System (MPS) to wirelessly measure the patient's medical and position data, and automatically send the data to the central hospital server; and Central Hospital System (CHS) to automatically store the diagnostic data in the hospital database and then forward the data in form of Short Message Service (SMS) to the doctor. In addition, the CHS enables the patient to get feedback from the doctor. Moreover, CHS stores the feedback and the prescriptions in the hospital database. These data can be accessed by the patient using a mobile application. The results show that RPHMS enables hospitals and doctors to obtain accurate and timely data regarding patients' chronic illnesses. This research concludes that the RPHMS improves the control of the heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen percentage in the blood (SPO2), since it provides real-time monitoring of chronic patients.

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Mobile android-based remote patient monitoring system through wearable sensors

Cited by 19 publications

References 5 publications

IoT based Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Lung Disease Patient Management System using Air Quality

IoT based Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Lung Disease Patient Management System using Air Quality

A Survey of Blockchain IoT Integration

Remote Patient Health Monitoring System Using Mobile and Wireless Body Area Network in Yemen

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