An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city
Urban lifestyle, stressful work, a large number of daily obligations significantly affect the occurrence of stress. If stress reduction is not addressed, adverse effects on human health may occur. This paper proposes a model of smart healthcare service based on the Internet of Things. The main goal...
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| author | Aleksandra LABUS Branka RODIĆ Miloš RADENKOVIĆ Svetlana MITROVIĆ Tamara NAUMOVIĆ |
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Urban lifestyle, stressful work, a large number of daily obligations significantly affect the occurrence of stress. If stress reduction is not addressed, adverse effects on human health may occur. This paper proposes a model of smart healthcare service based on the Internet of Things. The main goal is to develop an IoT system that will enable real time monitoring of citizens’ stress in a smart city, during their everyday lives. Users of this system can monitor stress level and receive notifications and recommendation how to low down stress via their mobile phones. Depending of the detected stress level, users of the proposed system can be provided with relaxation materials in the form of short relaxing video or audio contents. After the stress level is normalized, the user receives a notification and can continue with normal activities. Unlike well-known solutions for stress management, this solution is wearable and can provide biofeedback to both, users and therapist or healthcare workers. The proposed IoT system is developed using intelligent devices such as mobile phones, Raspberry Pi microcomputer, Arduino microcontroller, and sensors for monitoring heart rate and skin conductivity. As a support for monitoring stress level a responsive web application is developed. All the measured data are stored in the cloud. Based on obtained and analyzed data, users can manage the stress level and prevent disease. The obtained results could serve as a good basis for adoption and implementation of stress management as a smart city service.
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| spelling | doaj-art-7950d90e68824cddb8414af8c66deba72025-08-20T03:35:23ZengPro UniversitariaSmart Cities and Regional Development Journal2537-38032022-04-016210.25019/scrd.v6i2.130An IoT system for healthcare in the smart cityAleksandra LABUS0Branka RODIĆ1Miloš RADENKOVIĆ2Svetlana MITROVIĆ3Tamara NAUMOVIĆ4Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, SerbiaAcademy for applied studies Belgrade, College of Health Sciences, Belgrade, SerbiaSchool of Computing, Union University, Belgrade, SerbiaProject Management College, Belgrade, SerbiaFaculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia Urban lifestyle, stressful work, a large number of daily obligations significantly affect the occurrence of stress. If stress reduction is not addressed, adverse effects on human health may occur. This paper proposes a model of smart healthcare service based on the Internet of Things. The main goal is to develop an IoT system that will enable real time monitoring of citizens’ stress in a smart city, during their everyday lives. Users of this system can monitor stress level and receive notifications and recommendation how to low down stress via their mobile phones. Depending of the detected stress level, users of the proposed system can be provided with relaxation materials in the form of short relaxing video or audio contents. After the stress level is normalized, the user receives a notification and can continue with normal activities. Unlike well-known solutions for stress management, this solution is wearable and can provide biofeedback to both, users and therapist or healthcare workers. The proposed IoT system is developed using intelligent devices such as mobile phones, Raspberry Pi microcomputer, Arduino microcontroller, and sensors for monitoring heart rate and skin conductivity. As a support for monitoring stress level a responsive web application is developed. All the measured data are stored in the cloud. Based on obtained and analyzed data, users can manage the stress level and prevent disease. The obtained results could serve as a good basis for adoption and implementation of stress management as a smart city service. https://scrd.eu/index.php/scrd/article/view/130smart healthcarewearablesstress managementheart rate monitoringsmart city |
| spellingShingle | Aleksandra LABUS Branka RODIĆ Miloš RADENKOVIĆ Svetlana MITROVIĆ Tamara NAUMOVIĆ An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city Smart Cities and Regional Development Journal smart healthcare wearables stress management heart rate monitoring smart city |
| title | An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city |
| title_full | An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city |
| title_fullStr | An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city |
| title_full_unstemmed | An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city |
| title_short | An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city |
| title_sort | iot system for healthcare in the smart city |
| topic | smart healthcare wearables stress management heart rate monitoring smart city |
| url | https://scrd.eu/index.php/scrd/article/view/130 |
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