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MEI-Center Summer School 2018: Challenges of the IoT in Healthcare and Medicine in Osaka U.

1Dept. Computer Science & Engineering, Sejong University

The Internet of Things for Healthcare and Medicine

|SEJONGUNIV

CSE

S. M. Riazul Islam, PhD

Assistant Professor, Dept. CSE

Sejong University, South Korea

Date: August 30, 2018 @Osaka University, Suita, Japan

Contents

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Sejong University (Dept. Computer Engineering)Inside of This Presentation

IoTHealthcare

Applications

Protocols & Standards

SecurityOpen Issues

Research & Prototyping

Internet of Things (IoT): Things to Human Value

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Sejong University (CSE)IoT-Health

https://www.i-scoop.eu/internet-of-things-guide/#The_Internet_of_Things_as_an_evolving_reality

Connected World

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Wearable Computing Devices: Global Forecast

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IoT Healthcare Devices

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IoT Healthcare Devices

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https://www.cbinsights.com/research/iot-healthcare-market-map-company-list/

Global Health and Aging

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The Speed of Population AgingTime required or expected forpercentage of population aged 65 and over to rise from 7 percent to 14 percent

The Speed of Population AgingTime required or expected forpercentage of population aged 65 and over to rise from 7 percent to 14 percent

Young Children and Older Peopleas a Percentage of Global Population: 1950-2050Young Children and Older Peopleas a Percentage of Global Population: 1950-2050

Health Care Expenses for Elderly People

“Trends in Health Care Expenditures for the Elderly, Age 65 and Older: 2001, 2006, and 2011”

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Bluetooth Tags in Healthcare

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Source: Kontakt

IoT Healthcare Benefits

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Improved Patient Engagement

Identify Patient Needsand Provide Tailored Services

Improved Decision-MakingReduction in Healthcare Cost

Closing Patient-Provider Communication Gap

IoT-Based Healthcare

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System Clinical Care

Remote Monitoring Healthcare Innovation

IoT Accelerates Healthcare Transformation

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Traditional Model

New ModelWellness and Preventive Care

IoT Healthcare Network

It supports access to the IoT backbone, facilitates the transmission and reception of medical data, and enables the use of healthcare-tailored communications.

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IoT Platform: Service Platform Framework

A systematic hierarchical model of how caregivers or agents can access various databases from the application layer with the help of a support layer.

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Health Level Seven (HL7)

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IoT Healthcare Service Framework

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IoT Platform: Automated Design Methodology

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IoT Healthcare Platforms

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IoT-Healthcare Services and Applications

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Sejong University (Dept. Computer Engineering)Outset

SMR Islam et. al., "The Internet of Things for Healthcare: A Comprehensive Survey," IEEE Access, vol. 3, pp. 678-708, Jun. 2015.

IoTHealthcare

Services

Semantic Medical Access

Context Prediction

Adverse Drug Reactions

Applications

Single-Condition

ECG Monitoring

BP Monitoring

O2 Saturation Monitoring

Clustered-Condition

Medication Management

Wheelchair Management

Smartphone-based

Solutions

Smartphone in Healthcare

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WBAN Towards IoT Healthcare

A flexible solar energy harvester with MPPT

A wearable sensor node with BLE transmission

A smart phone application acting as the IoT gateway for sensor data visualization and emergency notification

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“An autonomous wireless body area network implementation towards IoT connected healthcare applications”

Wearable IoT Data Architecture

A traceability route formation using a network graph based on techniques such as tuple of inputs and the Büchi automaton.

Provides proper trace routes for the personal data from the originating source to the Health Information System (HIS)

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“Wearable IoT Data Architecture”

Cloud-IoT in Health Monitoring

1. Scalable capabilities andresources of the cloudcompensate IoT technologicalconstraints

2. While the IoT capability tointeract with real world thingsenables diversification of cloudbased services

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“A Cloud-IoT Based Sensing Service for Health Monitoring”

IoT-Healthcare: Health Assessment Framework

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“A comprehensive health assessment framework to facilitate IoT-assisted smart workouts: A predictive healthcare perspective”

Type-2 fuzzy ontology–aided recommendation systems for IoT–based healthcare

Ontology in IoT Healthcare

We-Care System for IoT Healthcare

Architecture:

(1) We-Watch wristband, the (2) We-Care services board and the (3) cloud services

Architecture:

(1) We-Watch wristband, the (2) We-Care services board and the (3) cloud services

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It follows a standardized protocol stackIt follows a standardized protocol stack

IoT-Cloud in Detecting Parkinson’s Disease

Non-invasive method to detect PD is to check for a voice disorder, because almost 90s% of PD patients suffer from the impairment or disorder of the vocal folds.

Non-invasive method to detect PD is to check for a voice disorder, because almost 90s% of PD patients suffer from the impairment or disorder of the vocal folds.

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“Monitoring Parkinson’s Disease in Smart Cities”

IoT-Cloud in Detecting Chikungunya Virus

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“Wearable IoT sensor based healthcare system for identifying and controlling chikungunya virus”

Outbreak Roll Index

IoT in Precision Medicine

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Risk minimizationin ADR

Safe and SecureMedication

Automation in GeneExpression Measurement

Medical ErrorMinimization

A conceptual model of an IoT-aided personalized DBS therapy.

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Sejong University (CSE)Protocols

IoTHealthcare

Applications

Protocols & Standards

SecurityOpen Issues

Research & Prototyping

IoT Device Interoperability

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IoT Healthcare Device Life Cycle

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Internet of Things (IoT) Stack

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Health

IEEE 802.15.4

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Defines the operation of LR-WPANs (PHY & MAC)

10-meter range and a transfer rate of 250 kbps

RT suitability by reservation of guaranteed time slots

Collision avoidance through CSMA/CA

Three possible frequency bands: 868/915/2450 MHz.

Zigbee and BLE

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Applications: Medical device data collection, healthcare, fitness, beacons, security, and home entertainment industries.

Applications: Medical device data collection, healthcare, fitness, beacons, security, and home entertainment industries.

6LoWPAN Standard

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6LoWPAN– “IPv6 over Low-Power Wireless Personal Area Networks”

A networking technology or adaptation layer that allows IPv6 packets to be carriedefficiently within small link layer frames, such as those defined by IEEE 802.15.4. T

RPL: Routing for Mesh topology network to achieve long range communications

RPL is located at the IPv6 and is not interfaced directly to the lower level protocols, sothat it's easy to integrate to any connectivity solutions

UDP Fragmentation

Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP)

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CoAP has lower communication overhead compared to HTTP

CoAP headers are represented using binary coding to minimize payload overheads

HTTP transaction bytes are 10 times higher than CoAPtransaction bytes

User Datagram Protocol (UDP)

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Packets are transmitted over UDP instead of TCP

UDP is suitable for lossy networks with limited bandwidth

Sizes of UDP headers are smaller than TCP headers

UDP does not require 3-way handshake

ISO/IEEE 11073 Health Informatics Standard

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Enables communication between medical, health care and wellness devices and with external computer systems.

Personal health and fitness devices: Glucose monitors, pulse oximeters, weighing scales, medication dispensers and activity monitors.

Continuing and acute care devices: Pulse oximeters, ventilators and infusion pumps.

MIDI- Medical Data Information Base; CMDISE- Common Medical Device Information Service Element; ACSE- Association Service Control Element

RT plug-and-play interoperability.

Efficient exchange of care device data.

RT plug-and-play interoperability.

Efficient exchange of care device data.

Contents

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Sejong University (Dept. Computer Engineering)What’s Next

IoTHealthcare

Applications

Protocols & Standards

SecurityOpen Issues

Research & Prototyping

IoT Healthcare Security

Healthcare devices deal with private information This information needs to be protected from been

revealed, modified or forged Critical to identify and analyze distinct features of IoT

security and privacy

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Internet connectivity in HealthcareRaises potential security risks and threats.Internet connectivity in HealthcareRaises potential security risks and threats.

Security Issues in IoT Healthcare

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IoT Healthcare Security Requirements

Information Security

• Integrity

•Confidentiality

•Anonymity

•Non Repudiation

•Freshness

Functional Security

• Interoperability

• Scalability

• Availability

Access Level Security

• Authentication

• Authorization

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IoT Healthcare Security Constraints/Challenges

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HW Limitations

•Low CPU speed

•Low Communication BW

•Low storage

SW Limitations

• Lightweight OS

• Lack of dynamic SW update

Network Limitations

• Multi-protocol Communications

• Heterogeneous Devices and Media

IoT Healthcare Attack Surface

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Communication Between Body Temp Sensor and Env. Temp Sensor

Communication Between ECG Sensor and Sensor Hub

Communication Between Sensor Hub and Medicine Box

Communication Between EMG Sensor and Smartphone

Communication Between Smartphone and Home Device

IoT Healthcare Attach Tack Taxonomy

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Host Properties-

Centric

Network Properties-Centric

Information Disruption-

Centric

Attack Taxonomy: Information Disruptions

Interruption

Denial – Of – Service attack.

Communication links lost or made unavailable

Interception

Eavesdrop on the information to threaten data privacy and confidentiality

Modification

Tamper medical information

Fabrication

Forge or inject false information

Replay

Replay existing information

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Attack Taxonomy: Host Properties

User Compromise

Compromise a user’s health device or network

Mostly involves revealing passwords, cryptographic keys or user data

Hardware Compromise

Physically tamper the device

Extract on – device program code, keys and data

Reprogram with false program

Software Compromise

Forces malfunction by taking advantages of the vulnerabilities in either the operating system or other applications of the device

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Attack Taxonomy: Network Properties

Standard Protocol Compromise

An attacker deviates from standard protocols

Acts maliciously to threaten service availability, message privacy, integrity, and authenticity

Network Protocol Stack Attack

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Attack Taxonomy: Network Properties Communication Protection

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IoT Healthcare: Security Model

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IoT Healthcare Forensics

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IoTHealthcare

Applications

Protocols & Standards

SecurityOpen Issues

Research & Prototyping

Continua Design Guidelines

Secure end-to-end ICT framework for personal connected health and careusing open standards (by the Personal Connected Health Alliance(PCHAlliance)

Provides a set of defined interfaces that enable the secure flow of medical data among sensors, gateways, and end services

Interoperable ecosystem of personal connected health devices.

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Continua E2E Reference Architecture

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Continua Architecture for IoT Healthcare

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Center for U-Healthcare Convergence Network

IoT Healthcare Convergence Architecture

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IoT Health Convergence Architecture: Standard

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Center for U-Healthcare Convergence Network

IoT Healthcare Open Issues

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IoT Healthcare Security Research Directions

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Energy-Efficient Security

Identity Management

Trust Management

Secure Group Management

IoT Forensics

Data Transparency

Privacy

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IoTHealthcare

Applications

Protocols & Standards

SecurityOpen Issues

Research & Prototyping

Research & Prototyping: Smart Devices

T-mote Sky

• Advanticsys

• IEEE 802.15.4 compliant wireless sensor module

Re Mote

• Zolertia

• Hardware Development Platform

• IEEE 802.15.4 & Zigbee compliant

Waspmote

• Libelium

• 4G / 3G / GPRS /GPS

• ZigBee/ 802.15.4 /WiFi

• RFID/NFC /BL

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http://www.snm.ethz.ch/Projects/TmoteSky https://github.com/Zolertia/Resources/wiki/RE-Mote http://www.libelium.com/products/waspmote/

Research & Prototyping: IoT Operating System

Contiki

• Open Source

• For networked, memory-constrained systems with a focus on IoT devices.

• Cooja Simulator

TinyOS

• Embedded, component-based OS and platform for low-power wireless devices.

RIOT

• Linux of IoT

• Allows application programming with C/C++,

• Provides multithreading and RT abilities

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http://www.riot-os.org/http://www.contiki-os.org/ http://github.com/tinyos/tinyos-main

Research & Prototyping: Cloud Platform

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https://thingspeak.com/

Watson IoT AWS IoT Azure IoT

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Development Platform for Medical Devices

HWHW

SWSW

Healthcare Ecosystem

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Electronic Health Record with CDSS

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Sejong University (Dept. Computer Engineering)Outset

ADT- Admission, Discharge, Transfer; CPOE-Computer Provider Order Entry.

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Tools and Technologies

https://harbinger-systems.com/digital-health-the-new-rx-for-usa-healthcare-ecosystem-2/

Concluding Remarks

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IoT Healthcare is a Interdisciplinary Subject.

Helping transform to a data-driven, patient-centric model (collaborative, distributed, and personalized).

IoT healthcare will change elderly care.

Multi-dimensional R&D efforts in IoT-driven healthcare are visible.

IoT Healthcare Convergence and Security are two major issues.

Discussion

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