Real Time Wireless Health Monitoring System

Khaliq, Asad; Awan, Mudaser; UmairSaleh, M.; HusnulMaab, M. Waseem Abbas; Khan, Salman A.

doi:10.9790/1676-09363138

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“…Thermistor resistance lessens during breathing-out time because of hot air, and vice versa during breathing-in time. A change in the resistance value is then identified as an ac signal, which is passed through a band-pass filter (low cut-off = 0.10884 Hz and high cut-off = 0.8942 Hz) so that the dc and high-frequency noise are removed [46].…”

Section: Breathing Rate Sensor Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Topical Review on Enabling Technologies for the Internet of Medical Things: Sensors, Devices, Platforms, and Applications

Arefin,

Rahman,

Hasan

et al. 2024

Micromachines

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is still a relatively new field of research, and its potential to be used in the healthcare and medical sectors is enormous. In the last five years, IoT has been a go-to option for various applications such as using sensors for different features, machine-to-machine communication, etc., but precisely in the medical sector, it is still lagging far behind compared to other sectors. Hence, this study emphasises IoT applications in medical fields, Medical IoT sensors and devices, IoT platforms for data visualisation, and artificial intelligence in medical applications. A systematic review considering PRISMA guidelines on research articles as well as the websites on IoMT sensors and devices has been carried out. After the year 2001, an integrated outcome of 986 articles was initially selected, and by applying the inclusion–exclusion criterion, a total of 597 articles were identified. 23 new studies have been finally found, including records from websites and citations. This review then analyses different sensor monitoring circuits in detail, considering an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) scenario, device applications, and the data management system, including IoT platforms for the patients. Lastly, detailed discussion and challenges have been outlined, and possible prospects have been presented.

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Section: Breathing Rate Sensor Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Topical Review on Enabling Technologies for the Internet of Medical Things: Sensors, Devices, Platforms, and Applications

Arefin,

Rahman,

Hasan

et al. 2024

Micromachines

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Wearable technology for infant health monitoring: a survey

Memon

Bhatti

2020

IET Circuits, Devices & Systems

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Continuous health monitoring for an infant is crucial for detecting and preventing several diseases. Recent advancement in wearable technology has given rise to the development of wearable infant health monitoring systems (WIHMSs). These systems provide an edge over conventional infant health monitoring systems which are not only bulky and uncomfortable for the infants but are also limited to the clinical settings. This study reviews some state-of-the-art WIHMS, mentions the advantages, limitations and the challenges faced by such systems. This study, for the first time, contributes an appraisal of research prototypes and commercially available systems for WIHMS, which is the need of the day.

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Wearable Non-invasive Health Monitoring Device for Elderly using IOT

Sumathy¹,

Kavimullai²,

Shushmithaa³

et al. 2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Patients and old age people suffering from Chronic, systemic diseases like heart diseases, asthma diseases, Alzheimer and dementia, Kidney diseases etc. needs regular health monitoring and extra care during any emergency. During the world of pandemic, those people suffered a lot and needed more attention from expert/specialists. Due to the difficulty in consulting the expert specialists in person, wearable technology plays an important role, which evolved for ease of use and advancements for monitoring patient’s health status. So, a wearable health monitoring system using IOT is proposed to monitor the regular health parameters periodically. The proposed system is a single integrated device consists of sensors for measuring vital physical parameters like pulse rate, respiratory rate, and temperature. Those data and initial predictions are sent via IOT cloud platform and expert opinions are received for further action as remote monitoring. If any critical changes are found, the same has been transmitted to doctor end and closest people of contact. If temperature changes are found below or above the standard value about 97 to 99 F, along with any respiratory difficulties with abnormal values are brought immediately to the notice of the specialist, due to the recent treats in covid. The sensor values are monitored time to time and connected to Arduino with GSM module for alert message. The proposed patient health monitoring system based on IOT helps the doctors and family members to keep track of the patient’s health. The covid pandemic period also made us realize to monitor even normal healthy person, which is the need of the hour. Also, the unit is wearable, small in the form of belt/collar, light weight and cheap. The aim of the study is fulfilled, to prognosticate the possibility of unidentified or untreated health effects and monitor the patient health.

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Real Time Wireless Health Monitoring System

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

A Topical Review on Enabling Technologies for the Internet of Medical Things: Sensors, Devices, Platforms, and Applications

A Topical Review on Enabling Technologies for the Internet of Medical Things: Sensors, Devices, Platforms, and Applications

Wearable technology for infant health monitoring: a survey

Wearable Non-invasive Health Monitoring Device for Elderly using IOT

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