Cloud-based Decentralized Smart Healthcare for Patient Monitoring on Deep Learning

Over the past few years, there has been a meteoric surge in the quantity of digital information available online for instantaneous sharing, persistent archiving, and inquiring. It has expanded the possibilities for using digital data that is both decentralised and ad hoc in order to make decisions quickly. At present, e-Healthcare is among the most sought-after sectors for EHR and telemedicine communication. Securing electronic health records (EHR) has become a topic of intense interest in recent years, with previous works employing a wide range of methods to better ensure the confidentiality and security of EHR at a reasonable price. There are a number of serious problems with the current research, including computational complexity, increased process time, information leakage, vulnerability to various assaults, scalability difficulty, etc. Clinical data analysis presents several difficulties, but disease prediction is one of the most significant ones. The suggested study aims to apply deep learning (DL) classification algorithms for disease prediction. A technique that utilises cloud computing, fog computing, and IoMT more recently has been presented for diagnosing illness. Fast DL classification analysis is performed in the fog layer. When compared to the alternative proposed model Bi-CNN, the healthcare model's efficiency in the Bi-LSTM simulation yields significantly better results: 97.31% of accuracy, 97.58% of recall, 96.90% of precision, 94.90% of F1-measure, 97.25% of specificity, and 94.80% of G-mean.