Utilization of Body Sensor Networks to receive Death Intimation of Residents Registered with Local National Health Services
Keywords:
Body Sensor Network, Healthcare, Medical, Autonomous, Paralysis, Human Body, MEMS, Mobility, Mobile Health Care, WBANAbstract
This paper presents new architectural model of utilizing BSN within the field of Medical heath care system & monitoring. The approach emphasizes the use of WSN together with BSN and to facilitate local NHS or Council health services. The system helps to identify death of local residents based on pulse detection in human body. Micro electro mechanical system (MEMS) is used in sensor nodes for generating rapid alerts. The system follows controlled mobility pattern to informs council health service utilizing the deployed resources It also triggers required measurements such as disposal of the dead bodies from old homes and private houses, where people live alone during their old age in countries like UK. Considering the working and performance metrics of network resources such as WSN & BSN, distance among sensor nodes and AP is considered to be a variable factor, which is scalable according to the radius measurement of resided local health services.
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