5G and Healthcare: Enabling Remote Diagnostics and Smart Hospitals

5G (fifth generation) wireless tech is really changing how healthcare works by allowing new applications that used to struggle because of slow networks. Courtesy 5G's speedy connections and broad coverage, doctors can perform remote check-ups, and smart hospitals can provide better care no matter where patients are. The setup of 5G networks allows healthcare providers to create secure connections that work well for them. This tech directly helps solve big problems in healthcare, like making sure people in rural areas can get care, using resources better in hospitals, and safely transferring patient info. With 5G, doctors can consult in real-time no matter where they are, and smart hospital systems can track equipment and manage environments all on one platform. Still, to make this work, it’s important to pay attention to privacy and speed issues that matter in healthcare, as these can affect compliance and patient care. The mix of 5G and health apps is reshaping how medical services are delivered, moving beyond just making old processes digital to creating new ways of providing care that break down previous barriers

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European Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.37745/ejcsit.2013/vol13n43120129
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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5G and Healthcare: Enabling Remote Diagnostics and Smart Hospitals

Kallol Kumar Roy
European Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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5G and Healthcare: Enabling Remote Diagnostics and Smart Hospitals

Kallol Kumar Roy
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Abstract

5G (fifth generation) wireless tech is really changing how healthcare works by allowing new applications that used to struggle because of slow networks. Courtesy 5G's speedy connections and broad coverage, doctors can perform remote check-ups, and smart hospitals can provide better care no matter where patients are. The setup of 5G networks allows healthcare providers to create secure connections that work well for them. This tech directly helps solve big problems in healthcare, like making sure people in rural areas can get care, using resources better in hospitals, and safely transferring patient info. With 5G, doctors can consult in real-time no matter where they are, and smart hospital systems can track equipment and manage environments all on one platform. Still, to make this work, it’s important to pay attention to privacy and speed issues that matter in healthcare, as these can affect compliance and patient care. The mix of 5G and health apps is reshaping how medical services are delivered, moving beyond just making old processes digital to creating new ways of providing care that break down previous barriers

European Journal of Computer Science and Information TechnologyVol. 13(43)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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