Network diagram for a healthcare IOT system

About this network diagram for a healthcare IOT

The healthcare IOT system collects patient data using various sensors. Each patient has a sensor. These sensors track vital signs like temperature, heartbeat, and movement. Data is sent easily using Wi-Fi, ZigBee, or Bluetooth. The sensor uses Wi-Fi to send info to a nearby access point.

This access point forwards the data to the central system. With ZigBee or Bluetooth, the sensor first sends data to the patient’s mobile phone. Phones relay the information to the base station.

After reaching the base station, the data is sent to the IOT cloud. This is where the main system operations take place. Inside the IOT cloud, the system stores incoming patient data in a database. A lightweight server processes this data and analyzes it continuously. If the system sees a critical change in a patient’s condition, it sends an emergency alert. This sends an immediate notification to medical staff.

The cloud also connects with different user interfaces. A mobile app helps hospitals receive patient updates and alerts. A web interface lets doctors review records and monitor conditions remotely. A laptop interface lets nurses or specialists see data trends and reports clearly.

Each device securely shares data with the cloud. This guarantees that information is both accurate and timely. The system operates nonstop, tracking patient vitals in real time. It processes data rapidly and sends alerts when necessary. This enables the smooth flow of health information from patients to healthcare professionals. It employs automated IOT components.