Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Impact and Future of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the Health Sector

Internet of things (IoT), a modern technology, is introducing various devices and systems in the health care setting by allowing sharing of information among them in real time. This paper seeks to examine the remarkable effect that IoT has brought in the healthcare sector, especially in remote monitoring of patients, smart clothes and wearable technologies, remote consulting, and hospital administration. The main benefits of applying IoT solutions include the enhancement of the patient care, increasing efficacy and costs savings in healthcare. concerns with protection of data, issues of compatibility and issues of the law. In this article, the author has given a detailed description of IoT in healthcare encompassing the current use cases and advantages and disadvantages of IoT systems in this domain along with examples from the literature. It also brings out emerging concepts and advancement that can shape the future of IoT in health such as Artificial Intelligence, big data analysis and 5G network. Ethical and legal perimeters to IoT in the healthcare systems are also provided. Ideas on how to surmount the challenges that hinder the use of IoT have been provided in the paper before concluding by embracing IoT as a technology that holds the promise of drastically changing future systems of global health.

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Cognizance Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.47760/cognizance.2024.v04i10.009
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Impact and Future of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the Health Sector

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Abstract

Internet of things (IoT), a modern technology, is introducing various devices and systems in the health care setting by allowing sharing of information among them in real time. This paper seeks to examine the remarkable effect that IoT has brought in the healthcare sector, especially in remote monitoring of patients, smart clothes and wearable technologies, remote consulting, and hospital administration. The main benefits of applying IoT solutions include the enhancement of the patient care, increasing efficacy and costs savings in healthcare. concerns with protection of data, issues of compatibility and issues of the law. In this article, the author has given a detailed description of IoT in healthcare encompassing the current use cases and advantages and disadvantages of IoT systems in this domain along with examples from the literature. It also brings out emerging concepts and advancement that can shape the future of IoT in health such as Artificial Intelligence, big data analysis and 5G network. Ethical and legal perimeters to IoT in the healthcare systems are also provided. Ideas on how to surmount the challenges that hinder the use of IoT have been provided in the paper before concluding by embracing IoT as a technology that holds the promise of drastically changing future systems of global health.

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