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Published in: Health and Technology 4/2022

25-03-2022 | Review Paper

Role and challenges of internet of things and informatics in Healthcare research

Authors: Anubhuti Jha, Anjali Athanerey, Assistant Professor Awanish Kumar, Ph.D.

Published in: Health and Technology | Issue 4/2022

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Abstract

Internet of Things (IoT) has phenomenal applicability in the sectors of energy, industry, retail, transport, consumer, security, and services. However, there is also an ardent need for present healthcare systems to improve informatically. IoT is and will be revolutionizing the healthcare industry by improving proficiency, lowering costs. The main emphasis of healthcare organizations is well-organizing operations and producing enhanced services to their patients. Wireless mobile computing technology has the capability to provide the appropriate advantages and should be a crucial part of today’s healthcare information system. E-Health can make the health system stronger by focusing on the interaction between ICT and health system- the development, deployment and the use of these technologies to assist health system aims and purposes. By amalgamation of IT-based communication with healthcare practices, e-Health assures an approach to health information, prognosis, and treatment. The interdisciplinary nature of the IoT model requires collaborative attempts from other fields such as service computing and data mining to strengthen the processing and utilization of the IoT model in the Biomedical Engineering and the health care industry.
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Metadata
Title
Role and challenges of internet of things and informatics in Healthcare research
Authors
Anubhuti Jha
Anjali Athanerey
Assistant Professor Awanish Kumar, Ph.D.
Publication date
25-03-2022
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Published in
Health and Technology / Issue 4/2022
Print ISSN: 2190-7188
Electronic ISSN: 2190-7196
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s12553-022-00661-y

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