An Intelligent IoT enabled Health Care Surveillance using Machine Learning
Saahira Banu Ahamed, Pankaj Bhatt, S. J. Sultanuddin, Ranjan Walia, M. Akiful Haque, S B InayathAhamed
Abstract
Over the last decade, health care enabled services and accompanying advanced technology have been the subject of much research. Medical equipment, sensors, and healthcare professionals may all be linked through the Internet of Things (IoT) to deliver high-quality medical services everywhere. Patient safety has improved as a consequence, health care costs have decreased, access to health care has grown, and the sector as a whole has become more efficient and productive. According to recent study, Internet of Things (IoT)-based technologies offer enormous promise for enhancing health care. The most effective data analysis methods now use machine learning-assisted techniques. Due to the conductivity of the top three layers, intelligent applications and services such as sickness detection, behavioural recognition, and intelligent support may be supplied. This research examined medical IoT improvements in terms of enabling technology, health care services, and implementations to address a variety of health care challenges. Additionally, potential issues and concerns about the Health Care IoT system are explored. As a consequence, future researchers interested in investigating and discovering new applications for health care IoT will have a credible resource for learning about the technology's many applications.