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IJSREM22019
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7 |
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May 2023
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
The advancement of the Internet of Things technology is playing a key role in developing the health sector by making it much more accessible and affordable through easy to use applications for virtual and distant interactions with patients. Taking the capability of IoT technology into account, it is possible to overcome the difficulties faced by physically unstable patients in consulting a doctor physically on a regular basis. This work has led to a prototype of IoT Based Remote Health Monitoring System for Patients. This prototype consists of health sensors: heart pulse sensor, body temperature sensor or any kind of sensors. All these sensors were merged together into a single system with any microcontroller. The data acquired from the sensors is shown on text file or database. An Android phone also these data can be shown. The data also be sent on Google Drive or Cloud. The graphical representation of the health parameters also shown. IoT integrated with the health wearable’s can overcome the need of visiting hospitals for primary health issues. This also reduces the medical expenses for patients significantly. In addition, the doctors can prescribe necessary medications by observing the patient’s health stats over time through an application. Detailed analysis of the signals was obtained with respect to variations in physical and environmental activities to understand the functioning of the sensors used.
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5/28/2023
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