Review of Smart Health Monitoring Approaches With Survey Analysis and Proposed Framework
Sonal Gahlot, S. R. N. Reddy, Dinesh Kumar · IEEE Internet of Things Journal · 2018
Smart health monitoring system technologies pertaining to the biomedical domain has evinced intense interest, which in turn has led the emphasis on unconventional applications of engineering and internetwork transmission in the field. Throughout the next series of textual and contextual matter, we will be reviewing and exhibiting, such initiatives and established methods which are being used to achieve health monitoring systems approaching toward making smart remote villages and cities. It also collates for the reader the issues and challenges prevalent in the present technical advancements and for societal validation, a survey analysis has also been briefed in this paper to show the demand and requisites of the real world in health monitoring system. Today there is a need for an integrated solution which can diagnose the early cyanotic congenital diseases in newly born babies to monitoring of various geriatric problems in elderly people. The future avenues of maximum life expectancy and uber-prompt medical treatment depend upon it. This paper proposes an approach required to make smart villages and towns with respect to the healthcare domain. This proposal has been made with due consideration and technical backing of survey research including questionnaire-based evaluation and regressive analysis of issues in present technologies.