The new
technologies are working hand in hand with the British healthcare system to
help improve their remote care services. At the dawn of this initiative that
has made itself indispensable is the Internet of Things (IoT) as this
enterprise has come through introducing the wearable IoT devices and sensors.
Those gadgets will allow a steady connection between the patient and their
carer from a distance. In fact, the premise of this digital advancement
has undoubtedly been brought forward as a result to the failing or inability to
carry out health interventions during the covid-19 pandemic for causes of lockdown
and other related reasons.
Furthermore,
the IoT has thought of a convenient and trending way of implementing progress
and efficiency when developing the wearables into watches. For instance, the
very smartwatch itself, ensures an instant transmission of the patients’
heart rate and other vital details directly to their doctor or whichever is in
care of the patient.
Besides,
the functions developed and addressed through the Internet of Things sensor smartwatch are the closest
digitalized version of a health workers and doctor’s check list when treating a
patient. Indeed, we are here talking about one traditional “remembering
medication” often delivered by doctors, except that in this advancement’s case
the carer will be able to ring the alarm if a patient had truly forgotten to
take his pills. There is a sense of security and trust emerging from both
parties; carers and patients alike.
Medical
care reinventing its level of proximity with the adaptation of new technologies
within the field
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