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Articles Published 31 July 2023

IOT Based Health-Care Monitoring System

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Shaik Abdul Raheem BTech Student, Department of Computer Science, Sharnbasva University, Kalaburagi, Karnataka

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Cloud storage, electrocardiograph, IoT, pulse sensor

Abstract

Scientific research in recent years has focused heavily on building wearable biosensor technologies including their advanced biosensors for an efficient healthcare monitoring system. Furthermore, this cutting-edge healthcare system prioritises excellent quality and extremely low cost, and it is expected to be dependable and secure. The present practise of ignoring potential problems in favour of addressing the existing ones has made access to quality medical care difficult to get. This study provides a concise summary of the advantages of telemetric & Holter ECG Warehouse (THEW) technology to scientific community, which is interested in the prospect of progress in the area of ECG & cardiac safety. In addition, this section is dedicated to the Virtus Middleware implemented in the medical applications under discussion. The key benefits are the sensors' low power consumption and the early warning system, which is especially useful in hospital wards for notifying patients of critical health defects. This literature study provides context for the notion of a wireless sensor patient-monitoring system, which allows for instantaneous input to both patient & caregiver. As a result, patients and caregivers may benefit from receiving warnings via Short Message Service and from having access to their data stored in cloud for analysis.

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31-07-2023

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Shaik Abdul Raheem. (2023). IOT Based Health-Care Monitoring System. Journal of Scientific Research and Technology, 1(4), 24–27. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8342125

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