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The Role Of The Internet Of Medical Things In Healthcare

Keval Padia
Last updated: September 28, 2020 7:55 pm
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  We have often read about how the Internet of Things can help in bringing positive changes to the way we lead our lives. A major part of this is how Internet of Medical Things can help in changing the face of the healthcare sector. It is the technology that connects the medical devices to the healthcare IT systems. The medical devices are connected with WiFi which helps them in sending the signals wirelessly. There are many apps for the healthcare sector that help in monitoring a patient’s health. IoMT makes use of such apps for gathering important medical data of the patients. We are definitely aware, and have seen time and again, how IoT app development solutions has brought significant changes in bringing positive updates to the healthcare industry. IoT helps by recording and maintaining exact data of patients and also there are very few chances of mistakes. Now the IoMT will help doctors and medical staff in gathering information from patients and storing it on the cloud. Let us see how IoMT plans to do it.

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1. Real-time Data Care System2. Healthcare Analytics3. Lowering the cost of healthcare:4. Increasing Awareness:5. Disease Management:6. Providing Health Alerts:7. Minimum Errors:Final Thoughts

1. Real-time Data Care System

The Internet of Things in the medical field allows doctors to manage a patient’s data systematically. It helps in providing real-time data of patients. Today we have devices like Apple Watch that can send the health data of the patients further to the healthcare experts in real-time. The data is then examined and delivered for offering a better health solution for the patients. This way the real-time data care system can give the best health solutions.

2. Healthcare Analytics

The IoT technology helps by connecting multiple devices to others. This feature can prove to be really helpful in the medical industry. These connected devices provide a significant amount of data. The health trends are often determined by the doctors based on this information. It also helps in deciding the effects of different medicines on different patients. IoT here helps by promoting better healthcare systems.

3. Lowering the cost of healthcare:

The IoT technology field is not just useful for storing patients’ information but also decreasing the cost of health solutions. IoT in the medical field allows doctors to examine the patients remotely. With the help of this remote technology, doctors will not have the need to see the patients physically. As a result of this, the health care cost is reduced. Even patients would not be required to travel to a doctor’s clinic for the checkup. The smart systems then provide all the data they have gathered to the experts.

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4. Increasing Awareness:

With the advent of medical apps, the patients have now become more aware and serious about their health issues. The IoT technology helps in giving birth to more conscious and careful citizens. Due to this awareness, people are making more efforts to keep themselves fit and healthy. This is done by receiving help of various apps available in the store. These apps can be easily downloaded and installed on their smartphones for keeping track of their health. So this is what encourages people to buy more wearables. These wearable devices provide accurate data about the user’s health. It also keeps a track of their exercise routine. Awareness can also be generated by more blogs regarding health, especially by a nursing agency or a healthcare website.

5. Disease Management:

One of the major benefits provided by IoMT is the treatment of chronic diseases. It helps the patients that are suffering from chronic diseases by taking doing a remote health checkup. IoMT makes remote patient monitoring possible. So doctors can now study their patients remotely by just sitting in one place. The patients also do not have to visit clinics every time. This technology saves a lot of time and money for both the doctors and the patients. This is one major way IoMT can prove to be helpful in chronic disease management and control.

6. Providing Health Alerts:

Developing IoT apps can be beneficial as they help in providing better health solutions to the patients. With the installation of IoT devices and apps, patients are provided with the best healthcare alerts. The IoT apps, when combined with the expertise of doctors can help in generating important health alerts. This feature helps the patients in receiving the most relevant alerts depending on their health. This way, IoT also creates the need for more healthcare mobile app development companies in the market.

7. Minimum Errors:

Technology is accurate and perfect almost 99.99% of the times. There is no way IoT can go wrong somewhere, unless you enter the wrong data or fail to manage the apps. Wrong data has always been one of the leading causes of errors in healthcare sector. The IoT technology tries to eradicate this error by offering precise data to both the doctors and the patients. This results into less errors which in turn causes less risk for the patients.

Final Thoughts

IoMT is a very important step into the field of medical science which has a lot of potential to be discovered and made use of. It provides important data to help monitor a patient’s health. Doctors can easily take care of their patients remotely. IoT app development solutions help in saving a lot of time and money of both doctors and patients. IoMT also proves to be of immense help to differently abled people. The IoMT technology provides the patients with an opportunity and access to better healthcare. There will also be a minimization of errors because of the data that is entered.

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Keval Padia is a CEO of Nimblechapps that provides mobile and web application development solutions from startup to enterprise level company. He follows different tech blogs and current updates of the field lure him to express his views and thoughts on certain topics. He's an avid blogger and writes on startup and business mobile app, app marketing, app development, mobile technologies and all the latest technologies like Angular, React, Ionic, AI, and AR. 

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