Internet of Things (IoT) enabled technology is evolving healthcare from conventional hub-based systems to more personalized eHealth systems, enabling faster and safer preventive care, lower overall cost, improved patient-centric practice and enhanced sustainability. Efficient IoT-enabled eHealth systems can be realized by providing highly customized access to rich medical information and efficient clinical decisions to each individual with unobtrusive monitoring. Wireless medical sensor networks (WMSNs) are at the heart of this concept, and their development is a key issue if such a concept is to achieve its potential.

• Chapter 1: Sensor-enabled smart suit electronic IoT design platform with emergency services application
• Chapter 2: Medical sensor networks impact in smart cities
• Chapter 3: The use of CRISPR as a diagnostic tool for healthcare in the IoT era
• Chapter 4: Evaluation of mobile patient monitoring: a study in practice
• Chapter 5: Image-based IoT measurement techniques in disease diagnosis
• Chapter 6: The development of a blood infusion warmer device: a new device
• Chapter 7: Wireless sensor devices in medical applications: an overview
• Chapter 8: Toward a smart hospital room and automated systems
• Chapter 9: Security issues in wireless medical sensor networks
• Chapter 10: Acoustic glass for deaf people: a new device
• Chapter 11: A framework for blind people using wireless medical sensors network
• Chapter 12: Medical sensor capabilities in smart cloud networks: state-of-the-art approaches
• Chapter 13: Severity level classification and detection of breast cancer using computer-aided mammography techniques
• Chapter 14: Biosensors in healthcare: an overview
• Chapter 15: Swarm intelligence-based medical diagnosis systems
• Chapter 16: An extraocular muscle stimulation system based on EOG and FES
• Chapter 17: Smart system for the blind