Patient-centric smart health-care systems for handling COVID-19 variants and future pandemics: technological review, research challenges, and future directions
Information technology can play a vital role in future smart health-care systems. Using information technology, health-care services can be improved. This improvement includes shifting the specialization or department-centric health-care services to patient-centric health-care services. This shift is necessary to have better patient experiences and providing specialized health-care services to many patients with lesser resources. In information technology, the Internet of Things (IoT) is an advanced approach for ensuring this system. In IoT, industrial IoT (IIoT), Internet of nano things, Internet of robots, Internet of patients, and Internet of medical things (IoMT) are some of the concepts important to understand the functionality of smart health-care system. In addition to IoT or its variants, other IoT-associated solutions that include blockchain technology, parallel and distributed computing approaches (cloud/fog/edge), virtualization, cybersecurity, automated software development, and smart infrastructure development have shown great enhancements in recent times. The objective of this work is to explore different information-technology-based solutions that can make a patient-centric smart health-care system feasible in nearby times. In this work, recent developments of IoT that are used to interconnect health-care objects and made technical revolutions will be explored initially. Thereafter, IoT association with other technological approaches will be explored.
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