Table of Contents

Table of Contents.............................................................................................................................1

List of Tables...................................................................................................................................4

Table of Figures...............................................................................................................................4

TASK – 01.......................................................................................................................................6

Introduction..................................................................................................................................6

Company Brief.........................................................................................................................6

Project Overview......................................................................................................................6

Aims & Objectives.......................................................................................................................7

Aims.........................................................................................................................................7

Objectives.................................................................................................................................7

Project Plan..................................................................................................................................8

Purpose.....................................................................................................................................8

Resources..................................................................................................................................8

List of milestones.........................................................................................................................8

Cost..............................................................................................................................................9

Scope..........................................................................................................................................10

Time...........................................................................................................................................10

Project quality............................................................................................................................11

Communication plan..................................................................................................................11

Risk and resources.....................................................................................................................13

Work Breakdown Structure.......................................................................................................14

Gannt Chart................................................................................................................................15

TASK – 02.....................................................................................................................................17

quantitative research..................................................................................................................17

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 Questionnaires and surveys....................................................................................................17

qualitative research....................................................................................................................17

one-on-one interviews............................................................................................................18

The management method of the project is being evaluated.......................................................18

Project Development + Grant Writing...................................................................................18

the accuracy and dependability of research...............................................................................20

The dependability of the quantitative research approach...........................................................20

The accuracy of the quantitative research technique.................................................................20

The correctness of the content...................................................................................................20

Internal Accuracy.......................................................................................................................21

External precision......................................................................................................................21

TASK – 03.....................................................................................................................................22

Conducting Research.................................................................................................................22

Question 01.............................................................................................................................22

Question 02.............................................................................................................................22

Question 03.............................................................................................................................23

Question 04.............................................................................................................................24

Question 05.............................................................................................................................24

Question 06.............................................................................................................................25

Question 07.............................................................................................................................25

Question 08.............................................................................................................................26

Question 09.............................................................................................................................26

Question 10.............................................................................................................................27

Recommendations......................................................................................................................28

Cloud Computing...................................................................................................................28

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 Grid Computing......................................................................................................................29

Big Data..................................................................................................................................30

Wearables...............................................................................................................................30

Ambient Intelligence..............................................................................................................31

Hearables................................................................................................................................31

Moodables..............................................................................................................................32

Healthcare Charts...................................................................................................................32

Cancer Treatment...................................................................................................................32

Monitors of Hygiene..............................................................................................................33

Sleep Monitors.......................................................................................................................33

Diabetic and Asthma Treatment.............................................................................................33

Evaluate the selection of appropriate tools and techniques for accuracy and authenticity to
support and justify recommendations........................................................................................33

Respondent 1..........................................................................................................................33

Respondent 2..........................................................................................................................33

Respondent 3..........................................................................................................................33

Respondent 4..........................................................................................................................34

TASK – 04.....................................................................................................................................35

Project objectives and learning experience................................................................................35

Own learning and performances................................................................................................36

Cost control............................................................................................................................36

Negotiation skills....................................................................................................................36

Communication skills.............................................................................................................36

Risk management skills..........................................................................................................36

1.1 References...........................................................................................................................36

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List of Tables
Table 1 List of Tasks.......................................................................................................................8
Table 2Project Cost..........................................................................................................................9
Table 3Time dependancy...............................................................................................................10
Table 4Communiation / Stakeholders...........................................................................................11
Table 5 Table of Risk....................................................................................................................13
Table 6 Gantt Chart.......................................................................................................................15
Table 7Reasearch Comparison......................................................................................................20
Table 8Research Process and Outcomes.......................................................................................35

Table of Figures
Figure 1 Asiri Hospital Logo...........................................................................................................6
Figure 2IOT.....................................................................................................................................7
Figure 3Task Connection...............................................................................................................11
Figure 4WBS.................................................................................................................................14
Figure 5 Question 01.....................................................................................................................22
Figure 6Question 02......................................................................................................................23
Figure 7Question 03......................................................................................................................23
Figure 8Question 04......................................................................................................................24
Figure 9Question 05.....................................................................................................................25
Figure 10Question 06....................................................................................................................25
Figure 11Question 07...................................................................................................................26
Figure 12Question 08...................................................................................................................26
Figure 13Question 09...................................................................................................................27
Figure 14Question 10....................................................................................................................27
Figure 15 Cloud Computing..........................................................................................................28
Figure 16 Grid Computing.............................................................................................................29
Figure 17Big Data..........................................................................................................................30

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Figure 18Medical Wearables.........................................................................................................30
Figure 19Ambient Intelligence......................................................................................................31
Figure 20IoT Hearables Workflow................................................................................................32

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TASK – 01
Introduction
Company Brief

Figure 1 Asiri Hospital Logo

The company provides healthcare services, including hospital treatment and testing. Many of the
company's facilities include critical care wards and neonatal intensive care units; dialysis units;
operating rooms; an intensive care unit; an emergency medical service unit, ultrasound scanning;
a pharmacy; mobile electrocardiograms; and X-rays with image intensifying and screen. The
company also offers testing in fields such as clinical pathology, hematology, microbiology, and
immunology.[ CITATION Asi21 \l 1033 ].

Project Overview
Before Procter & Gamble in 1999, Kevin Ashton was the first to mention the Internet of Things
(P&G). In short, IoT refers to a network of physical things that are connected to the internet so
that they may transmit and receive data, as well as exchange it. You may make things
communicate to one other by using this network. IoT makes life and work easier and more
efficient. Among its numerous benefits, the Internet of Things automates household services with
the aid of smart gadgets.

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 Figure 2IOT

The Internet of Things (IoT) also gives businesses a clear view of how their systems are doing
and provides information into the operation of devices and logistical processes [ CITATION
MPa18 \l 1033 ]. Diverse enterprises can benefit from the Internet of Things. Industry-specific or
cross-industry advantages might be found. To put it another way, the Internet of Things has an
impact on a wide range of businesses including finance as well as manufacturing and healthcare

Aims & Objectives

Aims
The goal of adopting IoT can assist to remove barriers. As the Internet of Things (IoT) is used in
the healthcare industry, technology facilitates dramatic changes. Intelligent medical solutions
that use IoT as well as IoT trends give patients and clinicians a solid foundation in basic IT
abilities In the future, there will be more online services, and with the assistance of artificial
intelligence (AI), patients will be treated and physicians will monitor, prescribe, and treat their
patients from anywhere.

Objectives
On the topic of health care and IoT, this project will be discussed. As a result of population
increase, urbanization, aging, economic growth, and the use of socially fragile resources, the
government places a higher priority on healthcare. Many of these societal problems are related to
health care. These problems might be avoided if IoT systems were implemented in the following
way:

 For example, in emergency situations, IoT aids the health management team in
responding quickly.

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  Primarily in remote regions with a dearth of medical facilities and personnel
 The healthcare system is insufficient, resulting in substandard treatment and a shortage of
medical services.
 Preventable illnesses are not prevented, and they are not detected in advance.
However, the Internet of Things (IoT) may be used to solve problems in the healthcare sector,
including as

 Rapid clinical responses that reduce distance barriers.

 Medical communication can be aided by images and videos, which can be accessed
through links.
 As a result, numerous activities may be performed with an unconventional perspective
thanks to IoT-based health care.
 To aid medically afflicted individuals there are a number of programs accessible, such as
smart phones that have the capability to give various solutions to handle health-related
guidelines [ CITATION JHa17 \l 1033 ]

Project Plan
A healthcare firm maintains online medical facilities and builds on the technological trends
necessary to evaluate its IOT implementation requirements. A IoT evaluation and action plan
consisting of improvisation systems with technology tools for monitoring patients, therapy of
patients, diagnosis of disease, and so on is the proposed answer.

Purpose
The project's goal is to examine the medical treatment methods that are presently being used in
the specified health care sector, as well as to assess the necessity for IOT deployment in medical
treatments and healthcare administration in order to improve efficiency and productivity.

Resources
Time – 3 months

Human resources – A team with Project manager and 10 members

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List of milestones
Table 1 List of Tasks

Task/Milestone Description
Initialization and Conceptualization of the - Finish documentation
topic
Project charter and plan  discussion about the research
 choosing the field selecting on
organization
 obtain a request letter
 filling request letter and obtain
permission from university
 getting approval from the
organization from the research
 preparing necessary documents
required
 confirmation of date to conduct
research
 carry out the research
 summarize the research and
presentation
execute control  Analysis
 design
 preparing
 implementation
 evaluation & completion of project
close project research performance review
evaluation and project success the implication of IoT

Cost
Table 2Project Cost

Task Rs/H Uni Rs/Uni Trave Equi Fixe Budge Actua Balance
Descriptio R t t l p d t l
n space
interview 10 100 200 250 500 250
question
tool

Research 10 100 200 200 250 500 250

question
tools
hardware

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 accessories
PC 15 100 200 250 300 50
Printer 10 100 200 250 300 50

Software
Accessories
word 365 15 15 50 100 50
excel 365 10 10 50 100 50

total 1100 1800

Scope
The IoT (Internet of Things), by using various technologies and networked products, transforms
the healthcare business. The technique enables doctors to concentrate on their region's medical
components, while machines care for the worldly. Many forms can range from data entry to full
process automation.

Time
Table 3Time dependancy

Task No Duration (days) Dependency

A1 1
B2 21 A1
C3 21 B2
D4 2 C3
E5 4 B2,C3,D4
F6 14 C3,E5
G7 2 C3,F6
H8 1 G7
I9 3 H8
J10 1 I9

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 Figure 3Task Connection

So the project critical network or path is,

start=A1+B2+C3+D4+E5+F6+G7+H8+I9+J10+END=100days.so the project will be
accomplished within 3 month.

Project quality
The quality of a project as a manager is the most essential aspect to consider, since the
completion of the project is at danger if its management is unable to maintain quality. As an
investigator, I take the time restrictions and resources of the firm into consideration and make the
best possible choice.

Communication plan
Table 4Communiation / Stakeholders

Stakeholders Communication Frequency Responsibility Notes

method
University COO Project Start of project. Project holder Include project
documents schedule, key
project deliveries,
Meeting minutes

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 Subject Email Start of project Project holder Review status
coordinator & every once a
week
Lecture Status report Lecturing Hours Project holder  Include project
(Documents) schedule, key
project deliveries
 Meeting minutes
Change request
log and issues log
Sponsors Status report Monthly – first Project holder 
(project week of Informal(monthly)
documents) Wednesday Formal(end of
each phase)
Project team Face-to-face Weekly Tech Lead  Overall
progress
 IoT
implication
research
conducting
Project manager email Weekly Tech lead  Overall
status
 Current
task
Organization Status document Start of project Project holder Review project
holder status

Risk and resources

A risk management strategy seeks to raise awareness of potential risks for project stakeholders
and ensure that the project team has a proper and efficient risk mitigation plan in place.
According to the project manager, Asiri Hospital is due to be completed as the project has more
resources than dangers.

1. Unexpected software problems as a risk for this project

2. Exceeding time constraints
3. Involvement of stakeholders is lacking.
4. Modifications to the project's scope
5. Team members that have gone missing
Responses to dangers

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 - Risk assessment
- Risk mitigation
Table 5 Table of Risk

Risk Probability Impact Response

Unexpected software Low High Try fixes, Seek for
bugs alternatives
Exceeding allocated Medium High Work according to
time periods the plan and manage
the time
Lack of stakeholder High High Clear communication
involvement plans and hold
meetings
Changes in the Medium High Negotiate with the
project management
scope
Missing team Medium Medium Hire another or cover
members the task by existing
team members.

Work Breakdown Structure

WBS

Initialization and
Project charter eva
Conceptualization execute control close project
and plan pro
of the topic

research
Finish discussion the
Analysis performance
documentation research
review

choosing
design
organization

filling request
letter and obtain preparing
permission

getting approval
implementation
for the research

preparing evaluation &

necessary completion of
documents project
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confirmation of
date for research
 conduct research

summarize the
research

Gannt Chart

Table 6 Gantt Chart

Time Scale
Task Duration 1st Month 2nd Month 3rd Month
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1. Initialization and 3 hours
Conceptualization of the
topic

2. Project charter and plan

discussion about the research 4 hours

choosing the field selecting on 1 hour

organization

obtain a request letter 1 hour

filling request letter and obtain 1 day

permission from university

getting approval from the 1 day

organization from the research

preparing necessary documents 4 days

required
confirmation of date to conduct 1 day
research
carry out the research 3 days
summarize the research and 1 day
presentation

3. Execute and control

Analysis 2days
design 4 days
preparing 2 weeks
implementation 2 days
evaluation & completion of project 1 day

4. Close Project 3 days

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 5. Evaluate project Progress 1 day

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TASK – 02
quantitative research
A broad selection of respondents and a series of mostly closed questions will give small
companies who understand the quality of quantitative research a precise image of its target
markets. Quantitative market research is organized more than qualitative research techniques by
virtue of its statistical nature. A postal survey, for example, is a quantitative research approach
based on paper. Methods computed include online surveys and calling.

Questionnaires and surveys

The easiest way to acquire numerical data provides a more thorough perspective of your sector is
through quantitative surveys. You do not want to take precious time and money to create and
disseminate a survey to find that half of the answers to questions are incomplete. The results of
surveys are often reported as graphs and bar diagrams, which make it easy to digest data.
[ CITATION Nar06 \l 1033 ].

The benefits of quantitative research for this project

 enables busy businesses to rapidly and efficiently collect enormous volumes of data,
giving a wide range of your target market, which stretches beyond your participants.
 Your firm may be assured of a comprehensive set of quantitative survey data when it
makes future decisions.
 A quantitative questionnaire may be anonymous, enabling individuals with absolute
honesty and openness to deal with delicate problems[ CITATION Alm16 \l 1033 ].

qualitative research
Qualitative research is a study technique which focuses on the feeling, believing and making
specific decisions of persons. When you think about changing your branding, perform some kind
of qualitative research to understand about your new identity's emotional reactions. Single-on-
one or in one focus group quality research can be carried out.

one-on-one interviews
Direct individual interviews are a personalized approach of collecting input. This might be a
more appropriate type of qualitative market research for you if the discussion topic is very

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personal or sensitive. The interview may be performed via telephone or in person.[ CITATION
Fra13 \l 1033 ].

The benefits for this project

 frequently transcribed, or captured in audio or video format, so that answers may be

easily analysed.
 less expensive than quantitative market research, because the recruitment or usage of
complicated methods are not necessary. 
 is less expensive than quantitative market research, because the recruitment or usage of
complicated processes are not necessary.
 may be done at your convenience – a large number of persons cannot be interviewed all
at once[ CITATION Alm16 \l 1033 ].

The management method of the project is being evaluated.

Project Development + Grant Writing
Gantt chart

A Gantt chart is a diagram that shows the progress of a project. A Gantt chart is a common
project management tool; it is a form of bar chart that depicts the timetable of a project.

The chart provides for the organization and display of project activities and tasks in relation to
pre-determined timeframes[ CITATION CLA23 \l 1033 ].

 Gantt chart Instructions Gantt chart Template

 Example of a Gantt Chart
 Process Map at a High Level

A graphical representation of the flow or sequence of events that a product or service follows; it
includes all operations, decision points, rework loops, and handoffs.

Process maps enable the project to visualize the process, agree on the phases of a process, and
analyze whether tasks are duplicated.

Process maps are used to capture both existing and new process information.

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  Determine the flow of a process.
 Determine who is in charge of which company functions.
 Display the hand-off between functions clearly.
 Determine the difference between value-added and non-value-added operations.

Data Management Planning

The Data Management Plan (DMP) specifies the responsibilities for entering, owning,
distributing, validating, modifying, and storing primary research data.

A data management strategy must not only represent project requirements, but also adhere to
institutional, state, and federal norms and legislation. The DMP Tool outlines your agency's
requirements, including REDCap language suggestions, and outputs a correctly structured plan.

 DMP Tool
 DMP Tool Instructions
 Project Charter

The aim of the Project Charter is to specify at a high level what the Project Team will produce,
what resources will be required, and why it is justified[ CITATION Don12 \l 1033 ].

A commitment to devote the required time and resources to the project is also represented by the
Project Charter. It is especially beneficial when putting together a multidisciplinary, internally
financed team. The document should be succinct (up to three pages maximum).

 Template for Project Charter

 Instructions for the Project Charter
 Milestones and Timeline for a Project Charter

Milestones are a good method to keep track of important progress in your research project.

A Gantt chart is a useful tool for establishing and monitoring milestones and deliveries. It's a A
form of bar chart that depicts the timeline of a project.

the accuracy and dependability of research

Table 7Reasearch Comparison

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 CHARACTERISTICS QUANTITATIVE QUALITATIVE
RESEARCH RESEARCH
TYPE OF DATA Phenomena are described Phenomena are described in a
numerically narrative fashion
ANALYSIS Descriptive and inferential Identification of major
statistics schemes
SCOPE OF INQUIRY Specific questions or Broad, thematic concerns
hypotheses
PRIMARY ADVANTAGE Large sample, statistical Rich, in-depth, narrative
validity, accurately reflects description of sample
the population

The dependability of the quantitative research approach.

The form's reliability can be a way of assessing the measurement process standard for collecting
data. The measuring procedure must first be reliable in order to consider a genuine outcome.
Construction is the theoretical variable being evaluated and surveys are one medium.
[ CITATION Kay13 \l 1033 ].

For example, if we want to live intelligence, we need a technique for correctly assessing a
person's intellect.

The accuracy of the quantitative research technique

Most surveys have what is known as face validity, which may be a matter of appearances.

There are many types of validity that survey authors should strive for.

 The correctness of the content

 Internal precision External precision

The correctness of the content

We seem to lack information concerning the use of products in a completely different setting,
says Hairdealing.com. In its training sessions, the firm seeks methods to enhance consumer
conduct, he adds. The objective is to study how customers use hair styling products and to
increase their use just in the final week.[ CITATION Kay13 \l 1033 ].

Internal Accuracy
The Department of Health and Human Services is trying to identify characteristics that affect
hair styling product selection in the United States. We are attempting to discover a link between

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freelance factors (e.g., hair type, hairstyle, etc.) and variable hair styling products. This examines
if the questions we tend to generate will make a strong case for the final result. (e.g., likelihood
to shop for hair styling goods).

External precision
This refers to the extent to which the survey sample's results may be generalized to the target
population. As we are all aware, the manner in which we pose questions influences the answers
we receive.

In other words, the questions should reflect how the target audience speaks and views the issue
under consideration, which usually indicates the need for exploratory qualitative study.

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TASK – 03
Conducting Research
Question 01
Which would you pick if you had the option of receiving treatment from an AI doctor or
a human doctor?

percentage of chose of human Doctor and Ai robot Doctor

Human Doctor AI Doctor

Figure 5 Question 01

Question 02
How does the prospect of an AI education make you feel in future?

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 percentage of future expectation of patients

Concerned Unsure Confused Neutral Enthusiastic Excited Optimistic

Figure 6Question 02

Question 03
Were you aware that some of the following applications use AI healthcare-style provide
technologies? (Choose all that you are aware of)

Awarenesss of IoT over Healthcare

Diabetic and Asthma Treatment
Sleep Monitors
Hygiene Monitors
Cancer Treatments
Health Care Charts
Moodables
Hearable
Wearable
Ambient Intelligence
Big Data
Grid Computing
Cloud Computing
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

Awarenesss of IoT over Healthcare

Figure 7Question 03

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Question 04
How Student use IoT technology for Healthcare purpose?

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Question 05
Which of the following options do you think would be the huge advantage of a future in
which AI education significantly impacts on human life?

Sales

advancing thetechnological literecy over doctors , patients and other medical staff
dangeores task done by robots
spending cost
Less chance of human accidents
more free time for patients and doctors

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Figure 9Question 05

Question 06
Which of the following ways would you want your AI devices to process and store
information/If we were to tell you that the performance of the AI medical machine was
significantly better when linked to a cloud, which would you choose?

Awareness of IoT storage

Locally withing the device Cloud

Figure 10Question 06

Question 07
How IoT health care techniques could improve your daily lifestyle... What kind of AI
device interactions would you be comfortable with over the next five years, to improve
your medication methodologies?

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 IoT Predictions over Healthcare Sector

Using an Ai devices develop skills and testing system

Providing intelligent doctor control on all device

content depending on who is treating the patient

Using an Ai device linked to profile to

suggest medical treatments

Ai powered biometric devices that constantly monitor

Using an Ai system to provide medical security

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%

Figure 11Question 07

Question 08
Do the following scenario concern you?

IoT Effectiveness

IoT becoming more intelligent than human IoT being unreliable

IoT cant realize Patients actual needs
Figure 12Question 08

Question 09
Would you trust an IoT Doctor/ Robot/ Device??

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 Reliability over IoT

Yes No Neutral
Figure 13Question 09

Question 10
Do you think that society will become better by increasing IoT Healthcare Facilities?

Overall Idea of Iot in Future

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%
Yes No Neutral

Overall Idea of Iot in Future

Figure 14Question 10

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I have made some recommendations for the Asiri Hospital based on the examination of the study
data utilizing acceptable tools and methodologies. The following are my recommendations:

Recommendations
Cloud Computing
The cloud computing integration into health-care based on IoT technologies must provide
ubiquitous access to shared resources, delivering services that require the network, and
conducting activities to fulfill the goal.

Figure 15 Cloud Computing

Grid Computing
Due to the detection of non intrusive and energy efficient broadcast communications
technologies that allow continual monitoring and control of the biomedical sensor nodes to help

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mobile patients, the Grid Computing idea may be applied to the internet [ CITATION AJJ14 \l
1033 ]. Memory, power, connectivity, and processing capabilities are all constrained in these tiny
wearable devices. They are skilled in continuously monitoring vital signs such as blood pressure,
temperature, electrocardiogram (ECG), and electromyogram (EMG).

Big Data
In the healthcare context, all data given by medical sensors should be evaluated by developing
and monitoring technologies to improve the competence of health diagnosis.

Figure 17Big Data

Wearables

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Adoption of wearables (i.e. medical gadgets) in terms of landmarks can offer patient
commitment and improvement in population health. This has three major benefits: gamification,

Figure 18Medical Wearables

linked information, goal-oriented healthcare communities, and healthcare security.

Ambient Intelligence
Because in a network of healthcare end-users and customers are either patients or health-
conscious individuals, the Ambient Intelligence application is an essential component of an IoT-

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Figure 19Ambient Intelligence

based healthcare environment. HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) is one of the Ambient
Intelligence fields[ CITATION Rei07 \l 1033 ].

Hearables
Hearing-impaired people benefit from the assistance of healthcare wearables for effective health
management and a better listening experience with additional augmented options available in
various hearables.

Apple's AirPods offered a new function of live listening, which has greatly expanded
engagement options for hearing-impaired patients. These sorts of hearables help hundreds of
thousands of individuals simply by connecting to their cellphones[ CITATION Tec20 \l 1033 ].

Figure 20IoT Hearables Workflow

Moodables
Moodables allow customers to receive excellent healthcare management by using low-intensity
currents to transmit stimuli to the brain. Furthermore, these head-mounted gadgets improve
mood on their own and enhance the efficacy of antidepressants[ CITATION ccs21 \l 1033 ].

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Healthcare Charts
IoT assists in the maintenance of healthcare charts, which can eventually save doctors hours on
the recorded history of the patient, such as documenting test results or medication history that
they take. This technology activates voice instructions and allows data to be sent directly via an
encrypted network[ CITATION Fre19 \l 1033 ].

Cancer Treatment
The landscape of medicine is transformed by precision medicine and by the use of new medical
technology. Women should use iTBra for around 30 minutes once a month to prevent breast
cancer. The technique is being tested throughout Africa.specific hours that can aid in the accurate
detection of breast cancer [ CITATION MBa17 \l 1033 ]. This gadget may be worn like regular
underwear, and the results can be transmitted to a smart device.Smartphones are an example of a
device. As a result, the proposed method appears to be an efficient way to Breast cancer can be
avoided.

Monitors of Hygiene
The adoption of advanced surveillance techniques in hospitals can increase the safety of
medically admitted patients. Wireless sensors frequently exchange information to gateway
equipment in the mesh net and give a dashboard for the previously specified hygiene and safety
framework for both medical and operational providers.[ CITATION Wor20 \l 1033 ].

Sleep Monitors
IoT sleep monitoring devices track any problems linked with sleep disruption, such as (OSA)
obstructive sleep apnea in real time. These monitors are useful healthcare tools for identifying
human sleep-disturbing disorders[ CITATION Reb19 \l 1033 ].

Diabetic and Asthma Treatment

Diabetic and asthma sufferers are in high demand using IoT-based medical equipment.
According to a health department study, the following are examples of incomparable devices for
those living with diabetes and asthma. Inhalers connected, which have been triggered by a
patient and a physician, have garnered great marks. Connected insulin pens have also been
applauded for their capacity to monitor insulin injections and to send insulin at the correct spot.
[ CITATION Bik21 \l 1033 ].

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Evaluate the selection of appropriate tools and techniques for accuracy and authenticity to
support and justify recommendations.
Respondent 1
According to a study, Asiri Premises' IoT initiative is helpful to everybody. The researchers said
that the facility is being given additional attention by patients interested in therapy. He said Asiri
has been good generally at the hospital.

Respondent 2
This answer was pleased with the results for an existing program from the installation of IoT. He
added that the hospital should do this regularly and have the right therapy and drugs. And to his
friends and neighbors, he would suggest Asiri.

Respondent 3
When the third responder asked about the potential of Asiri to attract patients and doctors
through the IoT deployment program, the business would be able to progress. You feel that the
hospital is rationally accountable and that the IoT program will help the hospital improve its
method of hospital administration. The responder claimed that the program would be helpful for
everybody and that he will advise people to receive medical supplies from Asiri since hospitals
are socially responsible and do better social jobs than other hospitals.

Respondent 4
The fourth reply was a satisfied Asiri Hospital patient. When I questioned her about her thoughts
on the hospital's new IoT program, she stated that the hospitals are wonderful and that she
receives treatments from them. She also advised her friends to try the IoT treatment techniques
and e-channeling. Because the hospital facilitates ethical treatment and makes steps to create a
sustainable healthcare environment that is beneficial to all Asiri patients and physicians. As a
result, the respondent's overall judgment was favorable, and the respondent was a devoted patient
of the hospital.

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TASK – 04
Project objectives and learning experience
The Asiri Hospital's research technique is the finest way of research for supporting new medical
treatment aspects and commercial analyses. To fulfill the project's objectives, both qualitative
and quantitative research methods are used efficiently. The study suggests that the hospital need
some hospital in the best places, and that the organization should reduce the price of IoT goods.
The project manager's workload has been reduced as a result of the task split.

The Gantt chart also specifies the task's duration, allowing the management to complete the work
within the project's time constraints.

Table 8Research Process and Outcomes

Process Documentation Presentation

Initiating  Project Charter Presentation
Planning  Scope Statement Presentation

Structural Work
Breakdown
 Organization of the
Project
 Matrix for the
assignment of
responsibility
 Activity Sequencing
Activity - PERT
Diagram
 Cost estimate
 Cost Budgeting
 ActivityDuration
Gantt Chart
Executing Steps of Quality Assurance Presentation
BI- Weekly progress report

Controlling Report changes to scope,

schedule, cost, quality, people
Adjust schedule – Gantt
Updates
Closing Final Report on the project Presentation
completion

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Own learning and performances
Cost control
As a member of the Asiri Hospital group's research team, I've learned how to keep project costs
under control. Management is the most essential aspect of every project, and I have a lot of ideas
and strategies for project cost control.

Negotiation skills
I had to speak with a large number of individuals and delegates about the project while operating
it. As a result, I have a solid concept of how to handle stakeholders and make excellent deals
with clients. As a result, this is a valuable lesson for me.

Communication skills
The ability to communicate is the most essential aspect or attribute of a manager. When I first
started the project, I had limitations in communicating with the patients, but at the end of it, I had
a plethora of techniques and processes in place to easily interact with the hospital's patients.

Risk management skills

Any computer project has some risk, thus the project manager must be capable of managing risk.
So, as a hospital researcher, I learned some lessons about project risk management, and this
quality has assisted me in successfully completing the project and meeting the project's
objectives.

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