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A Context-Aware IoT based Fraught Model for COVID-19 Patient Self-Monitoring


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Title: A Context-Aware IoT based Fraught Model for COVID-19 Patient Self-Monitoring

Journal: Journal of Information & Communication Technology (JICT)

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Y 2024-10-01 2025-12-31
Y 2023-07-01 2024-09-30
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Y 2021-07-01 2022-06-30
Y 2020-07-01 2021-06-30

Publisher: ILMA University, Karachi

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2021

Volume: 15

Issue: 2

Language: English

Keywords: COVID-19HealthcareContext-Aware ApplicationsInternet of Things.

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Abstract

For human healthcare, the need for
comprehensive systems for healthcare data sharing is
ever-expanding. Context-Aware Applications using the
Internet of Things have inveigled each industry over the
globe. IoT-supported healthcare systems have been
developed with efficient gateways that react like a
connection between cloud computing and multivarious
sensors. This paper addresses the concept of monitoring
Covid-19 patients with an IoT-based Context-Aware
System. The storage of healthcare systems’ massive data
on the cloud causes latency issues and creates a lot of
trouble during real-time analysis. The introduction of
edge computing for real-time analysis can reduce these
issues. Our research proposed a fraught model that will
monitor and track the patients’ health records daily for
smart self-treatment. We introduced the concept of
context-aware wearable sensors to minimize actuation,
transmission, and processing. Our model entails a cluster
of internet-enabled wireless sensors, an edge computing
layer, a cloud computing layer for syncing edge computing
layer data, and end-user layers. We anticipated the secure
end-to-end authentication sub-layers in our proposed
model for the security and privacy of patients’ data.


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