A Detailed Analysis of IOT in Wireless Health Monitoring Systems

This report delves into the application of the Internet of Things (IOT) in wireless health monitoring, examining its transformative impact on the healthcare industry. The introduction highlights the evolution of health monitoring through wireless sensing node technology, emphasizing the shift towards remote patient care and the growing adoption of wireless technology. The report explores the integration of cloud computing in health monitoring systems, detailing its benefits such as on-demand computing and cost-effectiveness, while acknowledging the limitations, including data security concerns and potential loss of control. It addresses the challenges faced during implementation, such as security and privacy issues, and provides valuable lessons learned regarding the strategic planning and implementation of cloud-based solutions. The conclusion summarizes the benefits of IOT in patient health monitoring, emphasizing data collection through sensors, storage in the internet, and accessibility for physicians. The report also includes a comprehensive bibliography of relevant sources.

IOT IN WIRELESS
HEALTH MONITORING

Health monitoring industry had developed
knowledge and science on the basis of
wireless sensing node technology.
Reports have been generated on the fact that
due to a lengthiness of the process, various
working people aim in ignoring the checkups
and hence postpone it.
The usage of wireless technology has
increased for upholding various sectors.
Introduction

Cloud computing in health
monitoring systems
The services that are
introduced operate in a
consistent manner,
irrespective of various
underlying systems.
Adopting the solutions
of cloud computing
within the industry of
health monitoring,
makes the industry
more convenient as
well as cost effective.
Image 1: patient
monitoring system

The cloud within the health monitoring
system has the ability to offer on-demand
computing with eth use if the latest
technologies for the purpose of deploying
access, as well as use the networked
information, resources and applications.
It has a complex infrastructure as well which
might be challenging to understand.
The end users are very sure that cloud
computing is considered as the best choice
for the business of health monitoring

Limitations of the cloud computing
in health monitoring industry
The implementation of
cloud computing has
numerous limitations;
these limitations include
losing control on data.
Various covered entities
require choosing their
CSPs or other business
associates that assist
with the cloud computing
in a wise manner. Image 2: patient
monitoring system

According to various researchers, the
average number of used cloud services in a
particular institute had dropped from 43 to
29 in the year of 2015 to 2016.
The access, encryption as well as
authentication along with some more factors
of security controls are disabled or left
behind with default settings, this particular
issue might result in unauthorized access to
or the disclosure of data.
Limitations of the cloud computing
in health monitoring industry

The implementation of cloud computing in
the industry of health monitoring provides
countless benefits, besides this, there are
various issues that are faced during the
implementation.
Lack of security as well as privacy; this is the
major concern of the health monitoring
industry that is faced while choosing a
particular cloud solution.
The uneasiness among various patients has
increased a lot
Issues faced

The usage of cloud computing technology in
the field of health monitoring provides
numerous benefits to the industry
Cloud computing has become a necessity in
the field of health m
It has helped a lot in the field of helping to
transform the health monitoring for sharing
the data of patients between the providers of
medical providers on various urgent cases in
actual time monitoring.
Lessons learned

Lessons learned
A strategy has to be planned
that would define the way
the implementation would be
carried out and the activities
that would be involved in the
implementation.
A particular feasible cloud
strategy for the purpose of a
health monitoring facility
can use a public cloud
infrastructure in order to
allow the public access of
people to the generic health
monitoring information Image 3: patient
monitoring system

Hospitals as well as various health clinics
might utilize a public cloud for the remote
storage of their medical data.
A public cloud usually contributes in offering
the industry with a service agility as well as
cost savings.
A particular private cloud might be
implemented in order to connect the health
monitoring providers for transferring the
electronic documents in secured documents.
Lessons learned

It could be reported that the implementation
of IoT in the process of heath monitoring of
patients provide various benefits for the
patients as well a professionals.
The monitoring of patents health is usually
achieved with the help of collecting data from
various sensors.
Results are then stored in internet, these data
can be accessed from anywhere and anytime
during consulting a particular physician.
Conclusion

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