Revolutionizing Healthcare with Wearable Devices and IoT Integration for Personalized Health Management in Next-Generation Health Informatics

This work outlines a paradigm shift that is created by the integration of wearable devices with the Internet of Things for health consciousness. With the help of the proposed system, the user is given the constant readings of the key heath indicators including heart rate, blood pressure, blood glucose level, physical activity, and the quality of sleep, all the data are transferred in real-time to an IoT platform, and the data analysis supported by machine learning algorithms provide the user with individually tailored heath reports. Wearable Medical today carried out a 90 persons trial over a six-month long program and noted changes in health parameters, user interactions and results. Several client outcomes highlighted that clients’ heart rate, blood pressure and glucose levels, physical activity, and sleep quality improved. The system also provided strong control in data protection and the compliance with different regulations which is needed for any company. Although there are issues with device and network integration and the supporting architecture, the study demonstrates the system’s capability of decreasing hospital attendance, increasing medication compliance and quality of life, thereby opening up possibilities for exploring wearable health technologies in clinical environments in the future.

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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icraset63057.2024.10895893
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This work outlines a paradigm shift that is created by the integration of wearable devices with the Internet of Things for health consciousness. With the help of the proposed system, the user is given the constant readings of the key heath indicators including heart rate, blood pressure, blood glucose level, physical activity, and the quality of sleep, all the data are transferred in real-time to an IoT platform, and the data analysis supported by machine learning algorithms provide the user with individually tailored heath reports. Wearable Medical today carried out a 90 persons trial over a six-month long program and noted changes in health parameters, user interactions and results. Several client outcomes highlighted that clients’ heart rate, blood pressure and glucose levels, physical activity, and sleep quality improved. The system also provided strong control in data protection and the compliance with different regulations which is needed for any company. Although there are issues with device and network integration and the supporting architecture, the study demonstrates the system’s capability of decreasing hospital attendance, increasing medication compliance and quality of life, thereby opening up possibilities for exploring wearable health technologies in clinical environments in the future.

Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology (IN), Saveetha University (IN)
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