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https://doi.org/10.70102/afts.2024.1631.009

A DATA DRIVEN APPROACH THROUGH IOMT BASED PATIENT HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM

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Karpagam Institute of Technology

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M.A.Y Peer Mohamed Appa Orcid logo ,
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Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology

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Karpagam Institute of Technology

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Karpagam Institute of Technology

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Karpagam Institute of Technology

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Karpagam Institute of Technology

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Karpagam Institute of Technology

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Abstract

The current circumstances underscore the pressing need to accelerate the adoption of Internet of Things platforms in realm of the medical field to improve the health of mankind. Given the present challenges, I propose the development of an Advancing healthcare monitoring system built on the foundation of Internet of Medical Things (IOMT). Advancing patients healthcare IOMT system serves as a communication conduit between patients and doctors, facilitated by the IoMT platform. This platform utilizes various medical sensors connected to a server through technologies such as WiFi and Bluetooth. The data collected and stored in the server is then leveraged to analyse patients' health conditions, guiding subsequent treatment protocols. In this proposed system, the microcontroller serves as an intermediary interface between the sensors and the server. This cutting-edge technology enables remote patient monitoring, eliminating the need for physical presence. Within the prototype, patients' summaries and information is supplied using an online platform. Through the adoption of Advancing Healthcare through Data-Driven IOMT Patient Monitoring, lives can be safeguarded from critical conditions, underscoring the vital importance of embracing such advanced technologies in healthcare.

Keywords:

IOMT,
sensors,
wi-fi,
medicine,
healthcare

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