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Keywords
Health monitoring
Remote patient monitoring
COVID
WHO
Abstract
Lack of health care or inaccessibility of doctors and caregivers is a major concern. Patient health care puts tremendous pressure on hospital management in urban areas. Therefore, the development of IOT (Internet of Things) based patient monitoring systems allows doctors to obtain patient data from remote locations. The Internet of Things is an evolving technology that takes healthcare to the next level by providing affordable, reliable, and convenient devices that can be carried or embedded with patients. There is a growing interest in wearable sensors and medical devices. Therefore, wearable monitoring systems will take patient monitoring to a new level. The IOT allows various devices to be connected over the Internet. Data is collected using sensors and sent to the cloud via IOT channels, where both patients and doctors can access the data (real-time and historical) through a variety of devices. Any deviations from the norm will send alerts to both doctors and patients. This helps healthcare providers monitor a large number of patients at the same time.
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