Exploratory study of technologies and tools for healthcare through the use of connected medical devices in the context of intelligent systems in clinical environments
Keywords:
Interconnected medical sensors, Symptom prediction, Diagnosis, Artificial intelligence, Health data, IoT, Big Data, Data analysisAbstract
In a world where digitization and interconnectedness are already ubiquitous, medical sensors and devices have emerged as crucial elements in the evolution of healthcare. This document emphasizes the fundamental role of these devices in current medical care, exploring how the data generated by them can revolutionize disease diagnosis. Through the interconnection of medical sensors and devices, a future is envisioned in which the symptoms of patients can be predicted and managed more effectively.
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