Health Monitoring and Management Using

Internet-of-Things (IOT)

Project Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Salman khan

GROUP MEMBERS:
Syed Faraz Naeem bacha Reg.No: 15JZELE00036
Muhammad Asim khan Reg.No: 15JZELE0006
Aizaz Ali Shah Reg.No: 15JZELE0062

Department of Electrical Engineering

Health
University of Monitoring
Engineering &and Management
Technology Using
Peshawar
Internet-of-Things
Jalozai Campus (IOT)
 Introduction

Health monitoring and management

using IOT (internet of things)
 Introduction

Health monitoring
 Different types of sensor are used to monitor health.

 Sensor monitor different physical activity like blood

pressure, temperature, pulse rate etc.

 These sensors are helpful in initial checkup of patients

 Introduction

Health management
 Data can be recorded remotely

 Recorded data are used for making decision

 Recorded data bring evolution in practice of

medicine
 Objectives

 To improve remote health care system.

 Due to use of IOT, patients history is stored in

electronic form.

 Helpful in increasing accuracy and effectiveness of

treatment.
 Problems

 Lack of facilities and experienced doctors in remote area

 poor transportation system for patients in remote area

 Poor documentation of patient history

 Block diagram

Sensor
Controller i.e. Wi-Fi or GSM
connected with
Arduino module
patient body

Data analysis by
Cloud
physcian
 Hardware and Software

 Sensors (temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate)

 Analog to digital converter
 Arduino
 GSM or wifi module
 Lcd’s display
 Computer
 Arduino software
 4) Methodology

Methodology comprises three main parts

1) Data acquisition:
2) Data transmission
3) Cloud processing

4.1) Data acquisition

Data collected by multiple wearable sensors
i.e. temperature, blood pressure and respiratory sensors etc.
 4) Methodology

4.2) Data transmission

 data is transmitted from patient to data center of

healthcare organization

 data is stored with aided security and privacy

 4) Methodology

4.3) Cloud processing

Cloud processing has three distinct stages

1) Storage
2) Analytics
3) Visualization
 4) Methodology

1) Storage
 Data is to be stored. The stored data may include
record of general physical health as well as medical
assists for diagnosis

2) Analytics
 Analytics is to be performed on stored data
regarding patient health and its diseases
 4) Methodology

3) Visualization
 Visualization is key element for such system
because it is impractical for physician to put such high
volumetric data into consideration.

 Visualization process convert data into an easily

understandable and digestible format which is
essential for clinical practice
 Application

 Can be used in ICU.

 Miniaturizations.

 Help in collecting real life data.

 Application

Bio marker Cardiovascular Parkinson diabetes

diseases diseases
Respiratory rate yes yes No
Skin yes yes yes
temperature
Blood pressure yes yes yes
Body movement yes yes no
Blood glucose No No yes
sweating No yes no
 Conclusion

 Healthcare systems makes use of interconnected

smart devices to establish an IOT network for
healthcare analysis, patient monitoring and
automatically identifying situations where a physician
involvement is needed.
 Project plan
Tasks Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Progress
Searching yes
Collection and yes
study of
Literature
Components No
collection
Assembling No

Designing No

Hardware No
Testing
Software Testing No

Progress report No
Final report and No
presentation
 Progress

 Citation # 1
 2015 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing
Health Monitoring and Management Using Internet-of-Things (IoT) Sensing
with Cloud-based Processing: Opportunities and Challenges
Authors:
Moeen Hassanalieragh∗, Alex Page∗, Tolga Soyata∗, Gaurav
Sharma∗, Mehmet Aktas†, Gonzalo Mateos∗
Burak Kantarci‡, Silvana Andreescu
 Progress

 Citation # 2
 Conference Paper · December 2015
 An Implementation of IoT for Healthcare
 Authors:
 Ravi Kishore Kodali, Govinda Swamy and Boppana Lakshmi
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
National Institute of Technology, Warangal
WARANGAL, 506004
Email: ravikkodali@gmail.com
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E-Health monitoring using wireless biosensors,” IEEE Journal of Biomed. and
Health Inf., vol. 18, no. 1, pp. 46–55, Jan 2014.

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