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A Review of the Technologies Trending Towards 5G Network for IoT-Based Smart Healthcare

Published:2024-05-28 Issue: Volume: Page:57-68
ISSN:2327-9354
Container-title:Advances in Medical Technologies and Clinical Practice
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Author:

Manna Monojit¹,Mondal Lina²,Naskar Anwesa³,Manna Aditi Sinha⁴

Affiliation:

1. RCC Institute of Information Technology, India

2. Institute of Science and Technology, Chandrakona Town, India

3. NSHM Knowledge Campus, Durgapur, India

4. Haldia institute of Technology, India

Abstract

The traditional expert and hospital-focused approach to smart healthcare is quickly changing to a dispersed patient-focused one. Several technical advancements have aided this quick transition in healthcare. 4G and other communication standards are currently employed in the medical field for smart health services and apps. The development of intelligent healthcare services in the future depends on these technologies. A vast amount of data in various formats and sizes is anticipated to be produced by several applications due to the expansion of the healthcare sector. A specific consideration of the end-to-end delay, bandwidth, latency, and other properties is required for such vast and heterogeneous data. Future healthcare applications will demand extremely dynamic and time-sensitive systems, which will be challenging for current communication technology to meet. As a result, 5G networks are being created and tailored to address the various communication requirements of internet of things (IoT) applications related to health.

Publisher

IGI Global

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