Covid 19 patient care using powerful IoT technologies

The Internet of Things can lead to health care innovation; Therefore, research papers on the Internet of Things in the field of health and diseases of Covid 19 are reviewed in order to discover the potential of this technology. This literature-based article may help professionals find solutions to related issues and combat the Covid Pandemic. Using a diagram, the process of important IoT achievements is briefly evaluated. Then, seven important IoT technologies that are considered useful and effective in health care during the Covid 19 program are identified and demonstrated. Finally, in Covid 19 application, the basic potential applications of the Internet of Things for the medical industry were identified with a brief description. This unfortunate situation has opened a new path for creativity in human daily life. The Internet of Things is an evolving technology that offers better solutions in the medical field, such as preserving medical records, samples, device integration, and the cause of illness. IoT sensor-based technology has a significant ability to reduce the risk of interfering in challenging situations and is also useful for the type of Covid 19 epidemic. In the field of medical science, the emphasis of the Internet of Things is on helping to accurately treat various Covid 19 situations. This facilitates the physician's workflow by reducing risks and increasing overall performance. Using this technology, doctors can easily detect changes in the vital signs of the Qovid 19 virus. These information-based services provide new perspectives on health care. . Because they are moving towards the ideal technology for an information system to adapt world-class results to improved hospital treatment systems. In the current situation, medical students may be better educated and directed to diagnose the disease in the future. Because IoT-appropriate use may improve the handling of a variety of medical problems, such as speed of operation, cost-effectiveness, and complexity. It may also be adapted simply to track calorie intake and treat patients with asthma, diabetes, and arthritis. In the days of the Quaid 19 pandemic, this digitally managed health management system may improve the overall performance of healthcare