An Efficient IoT Device for Chronic Kidney Disease affected Patient Data Collection

The Internet of things (IoT), which enables connections between people, items, data, and virtual platforms in the environment, was made possible by the development of Information Technology (IT). Cloud-based e-health services and the Internet of Things have lately made a wide range of decision-support technologies available to the medical industry. Advances in IoT-enabled medical devices and sensor devices have drawn the attention of several academic organizations to this area. The transition from hospital-based infrastructure to patient-based infrastructure is necessary due to the growth in expensive treatment and the prevalence of various diseases globally. IoT is an integration of healthcare devices and applications that can link to healthcare information systems by the use of networking technology. The main goal of this research work is to create an IoT-enabled Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) that can be used for experimental experiments to assess the levels of urea and creatinine in the blood and saliva of CKD patients and healthy people.