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The basic motivation of this work to propose a new wireless network architecture for Healthcare Internet of Things (IoT) system. The quantity of devices in IoT is increasing rapidly as it provides remote connectivity and data accessibility. As per the Statista, the connected things in IoT will be about 75 billion by the year 2025. This sudden rise in data generation in IoT will lead to drop in wireless network quality by aggravating delay, erroneous data, and loss of data. In case of healthcare IoT applications the prompt and accurate information is utmost important. The conceptual model of distributive wireless network architecture is proposed with the goal of improving quality of service offered by the IoT in hospitals. The proposed model can work as a system capable of clinical decision and support by offering timely, correct disease diagnosis and suggesting the effective treatment as well. Majorly, the final module developed can bring down the quantity of work of doctors and also improve the rate at which patients get cured.
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