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AI Model for Blockchain Based Industrial Application in Healthcare IoT

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AI Models for Blockchain-Based Intelligent Networks in IoT Systems

Part of the book series: Engineering Cyber-Physical Systems and Critical Infrastructures ((ECPSCI,volume 6))

Abstract

Artificial intelligence is one of the prominent areas that automates the functional system to reduce human efforts and cost incurs by healthcare industries. Blockchain, the Internet of Things, and Artificial Intelligence can be combined to model an emerging application for the healthcare industry. This chapter will address a secured industrial application of IoT that is based on artificial intelligence and blockchain to automate patient service in the healthcare industry. The application processes all the conditions of patients and automatically sends the patient health information to the healthcare professional in the healthcare industry. We are using the body area network with IoT devices to get the patient information and an AI-based designed algorithm processes the real-time status of health on different parameters and creates the block to add to the blockchain. The healthcare professional of the healthcare industry is notified by the entry of a block in the blockchain and access to the patient health status to provide the monitoring activity remotely. This model application is so scalable that it can run over different types of platforms and hardware. The automation with the help of an AI algorithm eliminates the delay between the healthcare professional of the healthcare industry and the patient. Blockchain technology is immutable and temper proof so that the application working environment for the healthcare system would be robust and secure. Healthcare IoT for healthcare industries acts smartly by AI algorithms under the secured environment of blockchain. AI and blockchain create a smart interface between the patient and healthcare system where IoT enables regular monitoring and data sharing to the gateway from where the patient information is accessed and processed with accurate recommendations.

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    Vimal Bibhu, Lipsa Das, Ajay Rana & Silky Sharma

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Bibhu, V., Das, L., Rana, A., Sharma, S., Salagrama, S. (2023). AI Model for Blockchain Based Industrial Application in Healthcare IoT. In: Bhushan, B., Sangaiah, A.K., Nguyen, T.N. (eds) AI Models for Blockchain-Based Intelligent Networks in IoT Systems. Engineering Cyber-Physical Systems and Critical Infrastructures, vol 6. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31952-5_8

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