Enhancing emergency medical response through IoT: A focus on security and privacy

Abstract

The healthcare industry is globally crucial. With an increasing demand for quality services, there is a need for innovative technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) to enhance rapid and effective emergency response. This research explores IoT applications in emergency healthcare response, focusing on theoretical frameworks and design principles. It investigates the integration of IoT technologies into these systems while prioritising data security and privacy without relying on experimental data. The study offers innovative ideas for future research, highlighting the significance of addressing privacy and ethics in healthcare IoT usage. It emphasises protecting sensitive health data and promoting responsible IoT implementation in emergency healthcare settings. In conclusion, the study affirms the potential of IoT in enhancing emergency healthcare responses while emphasising the necessity of addressing privacy and ethical concerns within healthcare applications of these technologies. This research seeks to contribute to the ongoing development of IoT in healthcare by emphasising the importance of safeguarding patient information and ensuring that ethical considerations are at the forefront of implementation efforts.