TY - JOUR
T1 - Energy-Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks for Smart Healthcare Monitoring and Predictive Analytics
AU - Bostani, Ali
AU - Shavkatov, Navruzbek
AU - Sathishkumar, K.
AU - Kamalaveni, A.
AU - Syedzagiriya, S.
AU - Amj, Md Zubair Rahman
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
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PY - 2025/6/4
Y1 - 2025/6/4
N2 - The development of intelligent healthcare systems has brought a fresh approach to patient-centric care which prioritizes continuous monitoring, early diagnosis and personal treatment. The Wireless Sensor Network (WSNs) has risen to become central to this change and has empowered the real time combination of crucial physiological metrics includ-ing heart rate, oxygen saturation, body temperature, and electrocardiogram readings. Nevertheless, using WSNs in healthcare systems hides tremendous challenges and these challenges are mainly lie in the energy usage, data reliability, and real time response. Sensor nodes mostly run on low-power supply and transmitting data continuously to ensure continuous monitoring can severely reduce network life span, hence interfere with the sustainability of the system. To address such challenges, this study suggests a low-energy consumption WSN coupled with the use of edge-based predictive analytics to improve the life expectancy premise of health monitoring systems and also to make them smarter. The model in question follows the hierarchical, cluster based routing protocol whereby the cluster heads are dynamically chosen depending on the amount of energy with respect to the point of origin in an attempt to reduce the communication overhead. Moreover, smart data collecting and lightweight compression strategies are used throughout the level of cluster heads in order to minimize irrelevant transmissions. At the edge level, an LSTM neural network is integrated to execute real-time anomaly detection, making sure that aberrations in essential health aspects are detected early enough without relying much on cloud resources. Real-world physiological data and exhaustive simulations with NS-3 and TensorFlow prove network lifetime to have been improved by 38.6 percent and prediction accuracy by 27.4 percent over traditional baseline systems. Power-efficient communication and smart edge analytics are scalable and feasible solutions to the next-generation healthcare systems designed to provide efficient medical insights at appropriate time or even crisis. The work represents an important asset in terms of facilitating sustainable and intelligent remote health monitoring of the older population and chronic disease cases, as well as emergency occupations.
AB - The development of intelligent healthcare systems has brought a fresh approach to patient-centric care which prioritizes continuous monitoring, early diagnosis and personal treatment. The Wireless Sensor Network (WSNs) has risen to become central to this change and has empowered the real time combination of crucial physiological metrics includ-ing heart rate, oxygen saturation, body temperature, and electrocardiogram readings. Nevertheless, using WSNs in healthcare systems hides tremendous challenges and these challenges are mainly lie in the energy usage, data reliability, and real time response. Sensor nodes mostly run on low-power supply and transmitting data continuously to ensure continuous monitoring can severely reduce network life span, hence interfere with the sustainability of the system. To address such challenges, this study suggests a low-energy consumption WSN coupled with the use of edge-based predictive analytics to improve the life expectancy premise of health monitoring systems and also to make them smarter. The model in question follows the hierarchical, cluster based routing protocol whereby the cluster heads are dynamically chosen depending on the amount of energy with respect to the point of origin in an attempt to reduce the communication overhead. Moreover, smart data collecting and lightweight compression strategies are used throughout the level of cluster heads in order to minimize irrelevant transmissions. At the edge level, an LSTM neural network is integrated to execute real-time anomaly detection, making sure that aberrations in essential health aspects are detected early enough without relying much on cloud resources. Real-world physiological data and exhaustive simulations with NS-3 and TensorFlow prove network lifetime to have been improved by 38.6 percent and prediction accuracy by 27.4 percent over traditional baseline systems. Power-efficient communication and smart edge analytics are scalable and feasible solutions to the next-generation healthcare systems designed to provide efficient medical insights at appropriate time or even crisis. The work represents an important asset in terms of facilitating sustainable and intelligent remote health monitoring of the older population and chronic disease cases, as well as emergency occupations.
KW - Edge Computing
KW - Energy Efficiency
KW - Health Monitoring
KW - Predictive Analytics
KW - Smart Healthcare
KW - Wireless Sensor Networks
UR - https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/105013131642
U2 - 10.31838/NJAP/07.01.27
DO - 10.31838/NJAP/07.01.27
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:105013131642
SN - 2582-2659
VL - 7
SP - 235
EP - 252
JO - National Journal of Antennas and Propagation
JF - National Journal of Antennas and Propagation
IS - 1
ER -