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    Dr.

    BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR TECHNOLOGICAL

    07/10/2023
    UNIVERSITY, Lonere

    CSMSS
    Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Aurangabad
    Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
    A.Y.: 2024 - 2025

    HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM USING IOT

    Presented by
    RUSHIKESH SANTOSH PURI
    (ROLL NO:-EC2006)

    Guided by
    Prof . G.N.Dhengle 1
    Overview/Contents
    1. Introduction
    2. Necessity
    3. Objectives
    4. Block Diagram
    5. System Component
    6. Working Principle
    7. Advantages
    8. Disadvantages
    9. Conclusion
    10. Future scope
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    1.Introduction
     The Health Monitoring System using IoT leverages
    interconnected devices to continuously track and report
    patients' health metrics, enabling real-time monitoring and
    proactive care. By utilizing wearable sensors and iot
    applications, this system enhances patient engagement and
    facilitates timely health insights, which are crucial for
    managing chronic conditions. The integration of cloud
    computing and advanced data analytics allows for the
    efficient storage and analysis of health data, making care
    more accessible and cost-effective. However, challenges
    such as data privacy, security concerns, and device
    reliability must be addressed to fully realize the potential of
    IoT in healthcare.
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    2.Necessity

    The necessity of a Health Monitoring System using IoT stems


    from the increasing demand for efficient, real-time healthcare
    solutions in today’s fast-paced world. With the rise in chronic
    diseases and an aging population, traditional healthcare models
    often fall short in providing timely interventions. IoT-enabled
    health monitoring allows for continuous tracking of vital signs,
    enabling early detection of health issues and reducing
    emergency hospital visits. Furthermore, it empowers patients
    to take an active role in their health management, fostering
    better adherence to treatment plans. By improving accessibility
    and enhancing the quality of care, IoT systems can lead to
    more personalized and effective healthcare solutions,
    ultimately improving patient outcomes.

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    3.Objectives
    •Real-Time Health Monitoring: Enable continuous tracking of vital
    signs and health metrics, allowing for immediate insights into patient
    conditions.
    •Early Detection of Health Issues: Facilitate the prompt identification
    of abnormalities or changes in health status, leading to timely
    interventions and reduced hospitalizations.
    •Enhanced Patient Engagement: Empower patients to actively
    participate in their health management through accessible data and
    mobile applications, fostering adherence to treatment plans.
    •Data-Driven Decision Making: Utilize advanced analytics to
    transform health data into actionable insights for healthcare providers,
    improving diagnosis and treatment strategies.
    •Integration with Healthcare Systems: Ensure
    seamless data exchange with existing healthcare
    infrastructure for comprehensive patient care
    management.
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    4.Block Diagram

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    5.System Component:

    1. Arduino uno– Microcontroller


    2.ESP8226- wi-fi module
    3. pulse sensor (e.g., APDS-9008 or heart beat sensor)
    4. Temperature Sensor (e.g. LM35)

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    6.Working Principle
     Data Collection:
    • Sensors: Wearable devices (e.g., smartwatches) continuously
    monitor vital signs like heart rate, temperature, and blood
    pressure.
    • Microcontrollers: Collect data from sensors for processing.
     2. Data Transmission:
    • Connectivity: Data is transmitted via connectivity modules (Wi-
    Fi, Bluetooth, cellular) to a central system (cloud or local server).
     3. Data Processing:
    • Cloud Processing: Data is stored in the cloud for analysis.
    • Analytics: Algorithms process the data to identify trends,
    anomalies, and provide insights (e.g., predictive analytics).

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    7.Advantages
    1.Real-Time Monitoring:
    Tracks health data continuously.
    2.Early Alerts:
    Detects issues quickly for timely care.
    3.Patient Empowerment:
    Encourages patients to manage their own health.
    4.Cost Savings:
    Lowers healthcare costs by preventing emergencies.
    5.Better Communication:
    Keeps patients and doctors connected easily.
    6.Data Security:
    Protects sensitive health information.

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    8.Disadvantages

    1.Data Privacy Concerns:


    Risk of unauthorized access to sensitive health
    information.
    2.Reliability Issues:
    Dependence on technology can lead to potential system
    failures or inaccuracies.
    3.High Initial Costs:
    Setup and device costs may be high for both providers
    and patients.
    4.Limited Internet Access:
    Requires reliable internet connectivity, which may not be
    available in all areas.

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    9.Conclusion
     The suggested system is appropriate for usage in medical facilities.
    Nurses and medical professionals can check every person's
    Electrocardiogram, heat, hypertension, bloodstream oxygen
    concentration, and breathing rate at any time or from anywhere using
    a cellphone or a computer. By cutting down on transportation time
    and expenses, this method can assist patients preserve money and
    effort, especially if they reside in the suburb or in remote regions. The
    suggested structure could improve the caliber of treatment offered
    nationwide. The gadget might eventually incorporate an
    Electrocardiogram consciousness software, enabling it to detect
    abnormal ECG signals and produce notifications. This study proposes
    a health monitoring system that continuously monitors temperature,
    hypertension, oxygen saturation, Electrocardiogram, and heartbeat by
    using a wide range of sensory devices.
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    10.Future Scope

    1. Integration with AI: Leverage AI for advanced data analysis and


    insights.
    2. Wearable Technology Advances: Develop more accurate and
    diverse wearable devices.
    3. Telemedicine Expansion: Enhance integration with telehealth
    platforms.
    4. Interoperability: Improve compatibility among health systems for
    data sharing.
    5. Personalized Medicine: Tailor health interventions based on
    individual data.
    6. Blockchain for Security: Use blockchain technology to enhance
    data security.
    7. Smart Home Integration: Incorporate health monitoring into smart
    home systems.
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    References:
    •Mishra, A., & Kumar, S. (2020). "IoT-Based Health Monitoring System: A
    Review." Journal of King Saud University - Computer and Information
    Sciences.

    •Bashir, A., & Zaidi, S. (2021). "IoT in Healthcare: Applications,


    Opportunities, and Challenges." IEEE Access, 9, 152275-152287.
    •Discusses the role of IoT in healthcare, focusing on monitoring systems.

    •Kumar, P., & Nair, V. (2021). "A Comprehensive Study on IoT-Based


    Healthcare Systems: Technologies, Applications, and Challenges." Future
    Generation Computer Systems, 113, 321-332.
    •Analyzes the technologies and challenges in IoT healthcare systems.

    •Singh, A., & Gupta, R. (2020). "IoT-Based Health Monitoring System for
    Patients." International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology
    (IJERT), 9(5),
    •Gubbi, J., Buyya, R., Marusic, S., & Wee, S. (2013). "Internet of Things
    (IoT): A Vision, Architectural Elements, and Future Directions." Future
    Generation Computer Systems, 29(7), 1645-1660.11/15/2
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    Thank
    you..!!!
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