A Secure network with minimization of energy for e-healthcare application in IoMT

Abstract

Aims: Protect Patient Healthcare Records. Background: The adaptability of the digital healthcare system is a major factor in its recent rise in popularity. Utilizing the digital healthcare system has resulted in an ever-increasing number of healthcare apps. The Internet of Medical Things-(IoMT) is a newly emerging digital healthcare system using various biomedical sensors and the cutting-edge capabilities of wireless systems and cloud computing. Since IoMT can exchange data between various connecting nodes thanks to the combination of other technologies, security and energy consumption provide the greatest challenge to the IoMT infrastructure Objective: Reduce the cost of communication in order to strengthen defenses against unauthorized access and increase energy efficiency Method: This study provides a protocol for protecting patients' medical records called the request-type-based energy-aware framework (Re-EAF). The primary goal is to reduce the cost of communication in order to strengthen defenses against unauthorized access and increase energy efficiency. An identifying unit called a & quot; request-type" has been proposed. The proposed method avoids treating all requests the same by instead characterizing them based on the identified criteria and characteristics. Using Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), remote patient monitoring can increase the safety of gathered data. Result: Using Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), remote patient monitoring can increase the safety of gathered data. Using a software-defined networking (SDN) framework, our research ensures that data and requests are sent and received as effectively and efficiently as possible while conserving energy. Conclusion: In this research, the transmitted healthcare data is encrypted via cipher Block-chaining. The experimental study demonstrates that the suggested Re-EAF consumes less energy while producing a higher throughput than conventional methods.