Full Description
Connected Diagnoses: IoT, Healthcare, and Digital Forensics offers a detailed examination of the dynamic relationships among Internet of Things (IoT) technology, healthcare practices, and digital forensics. By exploring how these fields intersect, the book underscores the transformative impact of connected devices on patient care, data security, and investigative processes. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the ethical dilemmas and cybersecurity challenges that arise as medical technology becomes increasingly integrated with digital networks. Through expert insights and real-world examples, the book provides practical strategies for navigating this evolving landscape and improving outcomes in both medical and forensic settings.
Beyond its emphasis on cybersecurity and ethics, the book discusses legal implications, regulatory frameworks, and emerging trends in the deployment of IoT within healthcare environments. It delivers guidance on best practices for data management and forensic evidence collection, helping professionals stay ahead in a rapidly changing technological landscape.
Contents
1. Security Measures in IoT Healthcare Devices
2. The Role of AI in Digital Forensic Analysis of Healthcare Data
3. Telemedicine and IoT: Enhancing Remote Patient Care
4. Challenges and Solutions in Implementing IoT in Rural Healthcare
5. IoT and Precision Medicine: Tailoring Treatments to Individual Patients
6. Digital Forensic Challenges in IoT-enabled Drug Delivery Systems
7. Legal Frameworks for IoT Data Privacy in Healthcare
8. The Intersection of IoT and Public Health Surveillance
9. Ethical Considerations in Using Wearable Devices for Health Monitoring
10. Digital Forensic Challenges in IoT-enabled Emergency Response Systems
