Integrating IoT into Smart Healthcare Systems
Atul B Kathole author Amita Sanjiv Mirge author Deepika Shrikant Kale author
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publishing:27th Jan '27
£153.99
This title is due to be published on 27th January, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing healthcare by enabling real-time patient monitoring, improving treatment outcomes, and reducing costs. Connected medical devices such as wearable sensors, smart insulin pumps, and remote patient monitoring systems collect continuous health data, allowing healthcare providers to track vital signs, detect anomalies early, and intervene proactively. By bridging the gap between patients and healthcare systems, IoT technology drives better health outcomes, enhances patient engagement, and creates more efficient, data-driven healthcare delivery models.
Integrating IoT into Smart Healthcare Systems examines the challenges and benefits of IoT-based healthcare systems. It examines how IoT applications can improve diagnostics, patient experience, and healthcare outcomes. With an emphasis on patient care, the book looks at patient safety, maintaining confidentiality, and medical data protection. The book also appeals to health care practitioners by technology improving communication and diagnoses. Taking a broad perspective to include complementary technology, highlights of the book include:
- Advancing electronic medical data protection through Blockchain innovation
- Enhancing patient care with machine learning-powered IoT solutions
- Real-time patient health tracking using AI-driven IoT infrastructure
- Ensuring reliable multimedia data transmission in IoT-based smart healthcare networks.
By addressing the requirements and interests of researchers, students, and professionals, the book focuses on benefits, obstacles, and best practices for integrating IoT into healthcare to provide useful insight and to share practical experience.
ISBN: 9781032958293
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
288 pages