Abstract
Recent networking advancements in a variety of areas have encouraged the
introduction of applications for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence
(AI). This article analyses the implications of technologies like IoT and AI in
Healthcare via a careful analysis of 85 peer-reviewed scientific journal publications.
The study shows a previously unheard-of rise in the number of publications written in
the last ten years, a wide range of publishing sources, a wide range of authors, and
several technical papers in philosophy and architecture, all of which point to an
evolving field with plenty of room for publication in the years to come. Medical
research is currently combining the administration and analysis of telemedicine data as
well as the development and use of artificial intelligence in numerous fields and
enterprises (AI). Due to the difficulty of implementing telemedicine, it has been
required to develop cutting-edge methods and expand its capabilities.
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