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The use of IoT technologies for providing high-quality medical services

Over the past years, the worldwide population, especially in developed countries, faces a new issue: the ageing of the population. In developed countries, special attention is paid to monitoring and providing medical services to the elderly. In EU, the number of persons dealing with cardiovascular diseases is increasing. The number of persons needing special medical services depends on the economic and financial situation of each state. Romania is one of the poorest countries in EU, and this is reflected in health status of the population. This paper approaches the matter of improving the health of the population by presenting an e-Health system that has been implemented. The system in question was implemented by using the latest technologies and devices in the IoT (Internet of Things) field of research. This paper presents a pilot project implemented on a large scale in the North-East of Romania. A number of 240 family physicians were involved in this project, and throughout its implementation 360 thousand individuals had access to quality medical services, of which approx. 42 thousand were treated.