Monitor human vital signs based on IoT technolgy using MQTT protocol

Kadhim, Kadhim Takleef; Alsahlany, Ali M.; Wadi, Salim Muhsin; Kadhum, Hussein T.

doi:10.1063/5.0027363

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“…Using digital technology, remote patient monitoring, also known as remote physiologic monitoring, transmits patient medical and health data electronically to healthcare practitioners for evaluation and, if required, suggestions and instructions known as remotely physiologic monitoring (Malasinghe et al, 2019). Red blood cell percentage and oxygen saturation may be measured using an oximeter, which provides a reading known as an "Oximeter Reading" (Kadhim et al, 2020). Pulse Oximeters are becoming significant in the medical field as many people suffer from heart problems, high cholesterol, and low blood sugar during this year's covid-19 (Jayaysingh et al, 2020).…”

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Remote Patient Monitoring System For Covid-19 Patient Using Wi-Fi-Based Pulse Oximeter Reading Sensor

Takiyuddin

Halim

Razak

et al. 2022

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Continuous Heart disease and blood pressure are diseases that demand immediate care. Heart disease is currently one of the world's most fatal illnesses, as it always results in death. Pulse Oximeter Reading must be continuously measured, analyzed, and monitored in real-time to ensure that relevant measures may be taken when necessary. In this paper, we present a model that employs IoT to inform users about the incidence of heart disease and high blood pressure in their daily health. The Remote Patient Monitoring System for Covid-19 Patients Based on Oximeter Reading Sensor uses the Web Server ESP32 MAX30100 to replace the present Oximeter Reading monitoring and public broadcasting approaches. In addition, the NodeMCU ESP8266 Wi-Fi module allows the devices to save data in the cloud when connected to the Internet. Also, it is possible to construct effective real-time Heart Rate and Oxygen Level (IoT) monitoring. The findings indicated that users might access and monitor Heart rate and oxygen level via the Web Server regardless of their location in the monitoring region. Furthermore, providing an LCD is incredibly beneficial as it can show readings and ensure the users receive Pulse Oximeter Reading monitoring information when the device is in operation.

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Remote Patient Monitoring System For Covid-19 Patient Using Wi-Fi-Based Pulse Oximeter Reading Sensor

Takiyuddin

Halim

Razak

et al. 2022

JCRINN

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“…MQTT is implemented in different widespread applications such as Health care monitoring devices and sensors that rely on IoT technology [12], social media like Instagram, a Facebook messenger [13], energy monitoring in industrial applications [14], surveillance [15], smart farming and soil states monitoring [16], android application and smart homes [17].…”

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A New Back-off Algorithm with Priority Scheduling for MQTT Protocol and IoT Protocols

Enany¹,

Harb²,

Attiya³

2021

IJACSA

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The Internet of Things (IoT) protocols have encountered great challenges as the growth of technology has led to many limitations of the performance of the IoT protocols. Message Queuing Telemetry Transport protocol (MQTT) is one of the most dominant protocols in most fields of smart applications, so it has been chosen in this research to be a use case for implementing and evaluating a new proposed Back-off algorithm that is designed to eliminate suspicious and fake messages by calculating an initial frequent rate for each publisher connected to the MQTT broker. The proposed Backoff algorithm was designed to mitigate the traffic load of the uplink traffic by applying an exponential delay factor to suspicious publishers. Another priority scheduling algorithm was proposed to classify publishers as high priority or low priority depending on the new calculated frequent rate. The two algorithms were implemented on the Mosquitto broker and evaluated using a simulation environment by measuring specified performance metrics. The simulated results proved that the Back-off algorithm eliminated network load and introduced an acceptable range of CPU and RAM consumption. The results also concluded that the priority classification algorithm managed to reduce the latency of high-priority publishers.

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“…Two LEDs, a photodetector, better optics, and low-noise analog signal processing are used to detect the pulse oximetry and heart rate signals. It will be used to measure heart rate, and oxygen saturation (Kadhim et al, 2020). bits to 12bits.…”

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IoMT BASED POSTOPERATIVE PATIENT MONITORING VITAL SIGNS USING WIRELESS BODY SENSOR IN BURUNDI: A CASE STUDY OF VAN NORMAN CLINIQUE

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The Internet of Things (IoT) in healthcare plays a vital role to increase the efficacity in health care monitoring. Vital signals are crucial part of monitoring a patient's health status in the hospital for early diagnosis of delayed recovery, asses wellbeing of the patient and prevent misdiagnosis. During the postoperative period, vital signs must be checked more frequently than they would be for other patients. Patients are placed in a high dependency unit, and vital signs have to be checked every 4 hours, or 6 hours depending on the severity of the procedure done. A comprehensive and integrated health-care paradigm is provided, allowing for remote health monitoring of postoperative patients to diary collect vital sign parameters and send to the caretakers using Internet of Medical Thing. This enables a nurse, doctor, junior doctor, or consultant to screen patients remotely and take action when there is a need. Wireless body sensors play a vital role in healthcare, this project uses them to monitor remotely a patient in the hospital, connecting to the ESP32 microcontroller with WiFi integrated on it to display remotely the vital signs on a mobile phone, local computer also in the cloud. The objective of this project was to develop a smart IoMT-based monitoring system that can detect and monitor postoperative patient vital signs such as body temperature, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and respiration rate in real time, as well as send live data to the doctor in charge via mobile application and analyze data using ThingSpeak.

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Monitor human vital signs based on IoT technolgy using MQTT protocol

Cited by 9 publications

References 20 publications

Remote Patient Monitoring System For Covid-19 Patient Using Wi-Fi-Based Pulse Oximeter Reading Sensor

Remote Patient Monitoring System For Covid-19 Patient Using Wi-Fi-Based Pulse Oximeter Reading Sensor

A New Back-off Algorithm with Priority Scheduling for MQTT Protocol and IoT Protocols

IoMT BASED POSTOPERATIVE PATIENT MONITORING VITAL SIGNS USING WIRELESS BODY SENSOR IN BURUNDI: A CASE STUDY OF VAN NORMAN CLINIQUE

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