LBEF RESEARCH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT(LRJSTM)

Author(s):Rabi Shankar Rouniyar, Jyotir Moy Chatterjee

Abstract:The technology and healthcare industries have been deeply intertwined for quite some time. New opportunities, however, are now arising as a result of fast-paced expansion in the areas of the IoT and BD. In addition, as people across the globe have begun to adopt wearable biosensors, new applications for individualized eHealth and mHealth technologies have emerged. The upsides of these technologies are clear: they are highly available, easily accessible, and simple to personalize; additionally, they make it easy for providers to deliver individualized content cost-effectively, at scale. At the same time, a number of hurdles currently stand in the way of truly reliable, adaptive, safe and efficient personal healthcare devices. Major technological milestones will need to be reached in order to address and overcome those hurdles; and that will require closer collaboration between hardware and software developers and medical personnel such as physicians, nurses, and healthcare workers. The present advancement and development in the field of IoT are giving an extraordinary potential in the course of the novel age of healthcare. The vision of the healthcare is expansively supported, as it propels the greatness of life and health of people, including a few health guidelines. The unending increment of the multifaceted IoT gadgets in health is comprehensively tried by difficulties, for example, fueling the IoT terminal nodes utilized for health monitoring, constant information handling and event management. An important part of our life, internet has enabled many machines and devices we use in everyday life to be monitored and controlled remotely through IoT technology. Thanks to IoT technology, smart health applications have become a rapidly growing sector. In this work, the researcher has tried to provide an overview of how big data and IoT can be incorporated which can solve the problem of smart health monitoring in a robust way. As both BD and IoT have been started using in healthcare long back based on their capabilities and wide usage pattern.

Keyword(s):IoT, healthcare, health monitoring, Big Data (BD), eHealth, mHealth, personal healthcare devices, monitoring & control.