IoT-Enhanced Healthcare: A Patient Care Evaluation Using the IoT Healthcare Test

Empirical insights into the significant effects of IoT-Enhanced Healthcare on patient care and health outcomes are provided by this study. The transformational potential of IoT technology is shown by data generated from a varied patient group, which includes continuous monitoring of blood pressure,...

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Published in:BIO web of conferences 2024-01, Vol.86, p.1092
Main Authors: Ivanovich Vatin, Nikolai, Pant, Ruby, Mohan, Chandra, Kumar, Anil, Rajasekhar, N.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
data-driven healthcare
healthcare technology
iot-enhanced healthcare
medical iot
patient monitoring
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Summary:Empirical insights into the significant effects of IoT-Enhanced Healthcare on patient care and health outcomes are provided by this study. The transformational potential of IoT technology is shown by data generated from a varied patient group, which includes continuous monitoring of blood pressure, body temperature, heart rate, and blood glucose levels via IoT devices. The usage of IoT devices is directly correlated with greater cardiovascular stability, as shown by consistently normal vital signs, according to statistical assessments. Additionally, the data highlights how patients using IoT devices have better control over their blood glucose levels, as seen by fewer cases of increased glucose levels. Evaluations of the quality of patient care show improved levels of satisfaction, efficacy of therapy, and communication, highlighting the benefits of IoT-Enhanced Healthcare. The evaluation of the outcomes of the IoT Healthcare Test confirms the precision and dependability of IoT devices in medical diagnosis, highlighting the significance of IoT-Enhanced Healthcare in transforming patient care. Together, these results provide strong evidence of IoT's ability to improve patient outcomes, treatment quality, and patient health.
ISSN:2117-4458
2117-4458
DOI:10.1051/bioconf/20248601092