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Volume 15 , Issue 1 , PP: 64-73, 2025 | Cite this article as | XML | Html | PDF | Full Length Article
Tejaswi Maddineni 1 , Sanjay Kumar Suman 2 * , Salman Shaikh 3 , Surya Kiran Chebrolu 4
Doi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JISIoT.150106
Making use of the approach called SecureConnect, the article titled “Revolutionizing Remote Patient Care with Secure and Private IoT-Based Healthcare Monitoring Systems” describes how it functions. Thanks to the usage of modern encryption methods in its Internet of Things substrate, SecureConnect safeguards patient information and data from falling into the wrong hands as a result of the modern industry it was built for – digital health. The procedures used involve a methodical development and issuance of SecureConnect followed by it being subjected to controlled experimentation, replicating the edifice of the actual healthcare setting for validation. After analyzing the security feature of SecureConnect, we show that it outperforms comparable approaches, namely, SecureMed, iGuardian, and MedGuard by benchmarking SecureConnect’s security architecture. It was also evidenced that there is a highly significant difference between the two systems which supports the idea of how SecureConnect could help to transform the era of remote patient care. The accuracy of SecureConnect to detect all potential threats is 94%, while for SecureMed, iGuardian and MedGuardian; it is 88%, 91% respectively. Sensitivity, one of the measures applied in tracking healthcare, shows SecureConnect’s proficiency at 96 percent, surpassing competitors. The comparison with SecureMed, iGuardian and MedGuardian as for specificity proves its advantage as well: 92% opposed to 89%, 92% and 88% correspondingly. These two numerical outcomes substantiate SecureConnect’s position as an effective new concept in managing remote patient care since consistent out-performing of the assessment indices has been achieved.
Health care , Invention , Nursing , Patient Upkeep , Confidentiality , Distant , Safety
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