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VIVA-Tech International Journal for Research and Innovation Volume 1, Issue 6 (2023)
ISSN(Online): 2581-7280
VIVA Institute of Technology
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Implementation Of 5G Network In Iot Based Healthcare System
Prof. Nitesh Kumar[1]
, Nilanshu Mishra[2]
, Rahul Kewat[3]
1
(MCA, VIVA Institute of Technology/ University of Mumbai, India)
2
3
Abstract : The study aims to describe all the features and functions of the 5G technology and how it will be
going to be helpful in the field of healthcare using IoT. 5G was introduced and deployed all over the world in year
2019, 5G comes with many new concepts like- network slicing for better support to various application with
different computational power on latency and data rates. It is difficult for the current communication technology
to fulfil the requirement of highly dynamic and time-sensitive healthcare application of the future. Currently 4G
and other communication standards are used in healthcare services and applications. Current connectivity
solutions for the IoT face challenges such as support for a massive number of devices, energy- efficiency, device
density and security. There are a lot’s of IoT devices and sensors are developed which can be used to collect
different vitals physiological parameter for example – heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, Sugar level
etc. These devices lots of data which are stored and on cloud or database, these data are used for analysis. In this
paper we present a review of 5G assisted healthcare solution in IoT.
Keywords – Healthcare, Internet of things, IOT devices, 5G assisted healthcare, 5G connectivity.
I. INTRODUCTION
The traditional healthcare system needs more human attention with healthcare devices, equipment, and patient
monitoring. Before Internet of Things, the interaction between doctors and patients were limited to visits, and tele
and text communications. There are no way doctors or hospitals can monitor patient’s health continuously and
make recommendations accordingly.[2]
The aim of IoT in healthcare is to facilitate the patients through the delivery of information regarding medical
issues and their solutions. In healthcare it enables patients to take appropriate measures in any case of critical
circumstances. It can improve several applications like - asset management in hospitals, behavioral change
monitoring, remote monitoring, treatment monitoring, assisted living, smart medication, and telemedicine.
Internet of Things (IoT) enabled devices have enabled remote monitoring in healthcare, not only capable of
keeping patients safe and healthy, but also empowering doctors to provide provide special care. IoT will overhaul
healthcare and reduce the cost of medical biases. It also increases patient interaction and satisfaction, as interacting
with doctors becomes easier and more efficient. Because more remote monitoring of patients' health helps to
reduce hospital stay and avoid re-hospitalization. IoT is also having an impact on dramatically reducing healthcare
costs and improving treatment outcomes. IoT will transform the healthcare industry by redefining the device space
and people interaction in providing healthcare solutions. IoT applications benefit patients, families, doctors,
hospitals and insurance companies, and more. all over the world. The healthcare industries are mainly divided
into two sectors, the first is the private services they provide with competition and the mandatory services that are
provided to everyone respectively. Most of the world's hospitals are intimately owned because many types of
health problems add to the case population.[14]
The new era of 5G will bring improved health and connectivity, cloud-based storage services, and a wide range
of connected devices and services. Massive computing power combined with virtual system architecture will usher
in a mobile Internet of Things (IOT). The 5G network will bring together a system that connects millions of
devices and sensors to improve healthcare. In 5G networks, machine-to-machine (M2M) and IoT communication
should be the mainstay. 5G networks will play a major role in enabling widespread IoT elimination. In the 5G
network, smart healthcare is one of the most important activities. The purpose of smart healthcare is to lubricate

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cases by providing information about medical problems and their outcomes. Health care allows implementation
of application cases in critical situations. Remote monitoring services help reduce treatment costs and support
healthcare. With the expansion of smart healthcare in urban areas, there is a need to accelerate medical services
for drug addicts. 5G networks are designed to flexibly and quickly support new applications that not only have
high data rates, but also meet other requirements such as - massive connectivity, dense deployment, reliability,
latency Low cost, high efficiency, long range to support smart cloud-based IoT healthcare applications. [1]
II. IOT HEALTHCARE SERVICES
IoT is anticipated to empower a variety of health care backing services where every service delivers a
combination of healthcare results. IoT healthcare service have no standard delineations. In a many situations, a
service cannot be equitably insulated from a specific result or operation. [1]
 Ambient Assisted Life (AAL):AALs are services, generics and products that enable technology and
social landscape to improve life quality. Services that the AAL government provides for your
management and at the time any problem give them remote support.
 Adverse Drug Response (ADR): An ADR is a reaction that occurs after taking a medication that has been
prescribed by a doctor. ADR often occurs when a medication is used in an unexpected quantity or as a
result of combining two or more medicines. It is suggested to implement an ADR based on IoT. By using
barcode/NFC-approved widgets, the medicine may be identified on the case side. The data are reused for
the medication research process with the aid of a frame (intelligent in the context of pharmaceutical data),
taking into account the hate profile and electronic health history of the case.
 Mobile Device Access (MDA):Various types of non-medical intrusion detection devices have been built
for different medical operations, suitable for medical care services depending on the WSN. In addition,
wearable items (e.g., smart clothing, smartwatches, and smart glasses) can have a set of essential aspects
that are relevant to IoT design. However, the demand for different wearable detection devices and the
factors of bias is a challenge for the designers and judges working on these integrations and a service
called WDA can handle this problem. Join wearables in WSN-based activities for IoT. The strategy offers
a model that can be applied to a large number of healthcare activities in various mobile devices, similar
to smartwatches and smartphones.
 Indirect Emergency MedicalCare (IEM):In many situations, health service deployment is critical. These
include unfavorable climatic conditions, fire, theft, etc. In the situations mentioned above, a dedicated
service called IEM can make arrangements, such as data provision, change notification, record keeping,
and post-crash efforts.
The IoT is already a reality in many fields, but it remains quite a new topic in the healthcare sector. Probably,
this is due to healthcare organizations that operate in a highly regulated sectors. Thanks to the continuous
development of wear able and smartphones, the different IoT-based healthcare devices have transformed the
traditional healthcare system into a smarter one, closer to the needs of patients. It leverages IoT innovations to
move away from the old hospital-centered practice and to create a new patient-centered way of acting. Bhatt and
Bhatt (2017) stated that IoT has revolutionized healthcare industry by generating new opportunities for
personalized e-Health and m-Health services. [3]
III. HOW 5G WILL REVOLUTIONIZE HEALTHCARE
It's worth pondering what 5G means for healthcare. Although for utmost people 5G simply means faster
internet, the impacts of 5G on healthcare are probable to be numerous. In addition to briskly internet, healthcare
would profit greatly from dependable internet connectivity for massive objects and medical bias, with lesser
bandwidth and super content and vacuity than handed by 4G LTE. The areas of virtual reality (VR) and stoked
reality (AR) are most likely to directly profit from 5G, with implicit benefactions to intelligence drug when 5G
technology matures. Promotion of the integration of VR and AR is critical for comprehensive recuperation
training, as well as terse extremity recuperation and telemedicine, because of the specialized characteristics. [8]

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fig 1: 5g network using in iot healthcare
As mentioned, 5G is not a single technology, rather it's a combination of slice- edge technologies, including
big data, pall computing, and artificial intelligence. In the 5G period, with the bettered capability of computers to
use massive amounts of information, tone- determination medicine will come into being. Rather than the dominant
croaker- centered contemporary opinion and treatment model, the tone- determination medical model will
significantly enhance the case’s autonomy by giving the case subject participation throughout the entire treatment
system. [5]
Specially, different from particular or personalized drug, in tone- determination drug grounded on the algorithm
and high- speed interactive information, the opinion and treatment plan will be timely, dynamic, and interactive
allowing for individual status feedback with respects to life rudiments, behavioral factors, and treatment effect, to
help cases to come more independent from clinical services.6 During this process, cases can make/ grow an
individual health ecosystem grounded on a secured communication and interactive social network. In this case,
ultra-reliable and low quiescence 5G networks will have a critical part. The most egregious pitfall is the emphasis
on increased speed of data transfer. There are great prospects of advancements in transmission speed, and it isn't
surprising that utmost people believe the introductory specific of 5G is high- speed data transfer. Indeed, as the
coming- generation wireless communication technology, 5G is anticipated to increase the data transmission speed
by over to 100 times when compared to the being 4G LTE network, making 5G competitive with moment’s fastest
wired broadband networks. This is a big deal! Still, the revolutionary changes offered by 5G include its high
bandwidth and low quiescence. There are frequently breakdowns in service because of the limitations of current
bandwidth and quiescence, particularly when numerous druggies in the same area are trying to pierce online
mobile services at the same time. Further bias on the network will produce further need for connections, which is
commodity that 4G cannot support.[13]
Another pitfall is the split of 5G and other arising technologies. As mentioned, 5G isn't a single technology,
5G is the underpinning of the IoT, plus other arising technologies similar as big data, pall computing, and artificial
intelligence, which can be combined with 5G organically. This pattern can be used in the healthcare assiduity.
Presently, the pall-native armature is the foundation of 5G technology and adding other affiliated technologies to
exaggerate the part of 5G in healthcare is kindly Deceiving. [6]

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fig 2: 5g network specs far surpass those of other wireless protocols
IV. 5G Healthcare use cases transforming digital health
As healthcare providers look to the future of their digital strategies, it will support the long-term industry
transition and transition to digital health. While some of these individual use cases may be delivered without 5G,
once 5G standards are defined and coverage is broad enough, 5G will act as a catalyst for adoption. widespread
by improving the end-user experience and reducing barriers existing with current connectivity solutions.[5]
4.1 5G healthcare use cases
4.2.1 5G enabled remote healthcare
4.1.1.A Remote case monitoring
In 5G, remote case monitoring can be measured against other connection outcomes by promising:
 Improved service reliability and security
 Increased capacity for number of biases connected per km of fuel station
 Comparing mobile and home connections yields similar results to Wi-Fi
4.1.1.B HD virtual consultations
Two-way HD videotape is used between the case and primary/secondary care physicians for original webbing
assessments, routine exams (not requiring physical intervention), healing/recovery sessions, and diminishing
visual assessments. Record (e.g., dermatological conditions and associations).By conducting these personal
property wirelessly, the case does not have to travel to a medical professional, reducing case burden and lowering
the cost of each appointment. 5G will allow two-way HD virtual consultations to be scaled relative to the results
of other connections through Promise.[7]
 Comparing mobile and home connections yields similar results to Wi-Fi.
 Enhanced bandwidth compared to cellular connections and the harmonious quality of service required in
the field.
 Increased reliability and security of 5G

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4.2 5G-enabled on-site use cases
4.2.1 Real-time, high-throughput computational processing
In healthcare, there are many high resolution images and lines that enable high performance computer
processing for diagnosis and design. For example, with 5G, after entering an MRI or CT examination, images can
be sent in real time to where they need to be dissected for evaluation. Similarly, in-silicon high-outturn webbing
is additionally used for more effective medical design in the medical field. 5G will enable the transfer and analysis
of molecular models and structures to Pall, impacting higher cryptographic/visual processing power and cheaper
resources compared to the original high-end desktop. Work Spot, Net Gain, and Ford Way are associations using
virtual desktop structures to enable restless, pole-based calculations in healthcare and life wisdom . [4]
 High bandwidth for real-time capture of high resolution lines without buffering/sticking
 Mobility and fixed connectivity means that services and equipment need not be tied to a specific location.
 Image models can be rendered and saved in real time due to less idle time for using pole-grounded
processing.
4.2.2 Video analytics for behavioral recognition
Hospitals, nursing homes, psychiatric centers. Videotape analysis can be used in hallways to identify cases of
unusual behavior, incidents like falls, or endangering themselves or others. Hosting analytics on devices with
smart cameras can incur a very valuable overhead, so analytics should be kept secret.
Here are some reasons why 5G can be used to enable this use case: [11]
 Low sleep mode for real-time analytics and patient problem solving
 Security and reliability in protecting patient data (e.g. via 5G slicing)
 Greater flexibility of results compared to fixed connections. A grounded SIM card makes it easy to add
a remote camera.
V. CONCLUSION
There are huge opportunities to creatively connect the medical world via 5G in various fields. The
increasing use of mobile biases, detectors, and remote monitoring devices dramatically advances the way cases
enter digital imaging, diagnosis, or treatment. But to ensure all of this, work needs to be done to lubricate the end-
to-end system. Bias must connect to networks and poles in an interoperable and secure manner.
This allows healthcare providers and cases to recognize the benefits of digital inventions for honesty and
healthcare. If these barriers can be overcome, both consumers and healthcare providers will witness significant
advances in healthcare. Next-generation (5G) networks will play a key role in smart healthcare and IoT operations.
Smart health and IoT operations will play an important role in 5G networks from a functional and profitability
perspective.[15]
This white paper highlighted different operations from different perspectives and compared short-
range and long-range communication technologies in terms of smart healthcare range, frequency, power handling,
and data rates. Similarly, depending on the different conditions of the 5G network (i.e. improved mobile
broadband, quiet and reliable messages, machine type message volume, wireless local area network internet
access), four different scripts are considered. and various technology trends to achieve these are presented. 5G-
Mesh conditions and fully distributed. Finally, we presented open questions and open exploration directions
related to smart healthcare in 5G networks. This provides an opportunity for experimenters who want to start
investigating smart healthcare based on 5G using different approaches such as machine power, scheduling,
routing, handover and clustering. [5]
VI. Acknowledgements
On this excellent research on the topic of 5G network in IOT based healthcare system, while working on this
paper I have also done a lot of research and improved my understanding about the topic. I am confident that the
knowledge gained during this research work will help me in forthcoming future. Secondly, I would like to thank
the members of my research team for helping me carry out my duties at each stage of development and for
contributing in the same way and with determination, and thank my parents and friends for helping me complete
this research paper on time.

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