A smart sleep apnea detection service

BARIKA, R., SHENFIELD, Alex, RAZAGHI, Hajar and FAUST, Oliver (2021). A smart sleep apnea detection service. In: Proceedings of CM 2021. The British Institute of NDT.

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Abstract

Over the last decades, sleep apnea has become one of the most prevalent healthcare problems. Diagnosis and treatment monitoring are key elements when it comes to addressing this public health crisis. A problem for diagnosis and treatment monitoring is a chronic lack of specialized lab facilities which results in long waiting times or the absence of such services. This can delay appropriate treatment which might prolong living with sleep apnea and thereby leading to health issues due to poor sleep. We address this problem with a smart sleep apnea detection service based on Heart Rate Variably (HRV) analysis. The service incorporates Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), mobile technology (MT), and advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI). The measured signals are relayed by a smart phone into a cloud server via IoMT protocols. Once the data is stored in the cloud server, a deep learning (DL) algorithm is used to detect sleep apnea events. Detecting these events can trigger a warning message which is sent to care givers. The smart sleep apnea detection service is beneficial for patients who find it difficult to access specialized lab facilities for diagnosis or treatment monitoring. Furthermore, the system prolongs the observation period, which can improve the diagnosis accuracy. The resource requirements for the proposed service are lower when compared to clinical facilities, this might lead to significant cost savings for healthcare providers.

Item Type: Book Section
SWORD Depositor: Symplectic Elements
Depositing User: Symplectic Elements
Date Deposited: 11 Oct 2021 11:27
Last Modified: 11 Oct 2021 13:24
URI: https://shura.shu.ac.uk/id/eprint/29153

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