Kolarkar, 2020 - Google Patents
Modelling of internet of things (iot) for healthcareKolarkar, 2020
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- Kolarkar S
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Purpose: Information technology benefits the world, and it's required for health care system, such as electronic medical records (EMR). We have proposed systematic model to study hoe IoT with 5g network has potential to benefit various healthcare services. For example …
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