| dc.description.abstract | The Internet of Things (IoT - Internet of Things) has revolutionized systems and
connectivity worldwide. It allows hundreds of devices to collect information, send
and receive data over the Internet. The IoT has been applied in various fields, the
medical field not being the exception; Among its applications is the support to
health personnel, during the treatment of people with disabilities, the use of these
interconnected devices, has allowed these people to develop activities
independently, helping to improve their quality of life.
In the context of the expansion of IoT worldwide, there is a need to concentrate
studies and solutions in a work that articulates, classifies and evidences the
solutions addressed by different research groups worldwide. To cover this need,
secondary studies are needed that gather the technical and scientific evidence in
an appropriate way and that allow finding useful research gaps for scientific
advancement and the non-duplication of existing solutions.
In this project, a scientific, repeatable and replicable review of the literature will be
developed to obtain a solid base of IoT solutions that solve problems for people
with disabilities, the Kitchenham methodology will be used, it will begin with an
exhaustive selection of primary research relevant to this project, then the quality of
the selected studies will be evaluated according to a checklist that defines the
factors to be reviewed, finally the relevant data found will be extracted and
synthesized, the same that will facilitate the approach of taxonomies that contribute
to the professionals of health in decision-making for diagnoses, prognoses and
treatments for people with disabilities. | |
