5G-Enabled Smart Devices and Multi-access Edge Computing for Improving the Healthcare System

Building thriving smart cities necessitates suitable infrastructure; life-enhancing and life-saving technologies, including the Internet of medical things (IoMT) and edge computing. More bandwidth and supercomputing are needed to improve the quality of service (QoS) required under smart cities. Connecting the Internet of things (IoT) to high-performance computing machines close to healthcare service devices, known as “edge processing,” is a form of supercomputing. Edge computing is required for healthcare applications that demand low network latencies. Reduced latency, energy efficiency, scalability, and bandwidth are all possible with edge computing. For the development and usage of the community health service system, the hospital information system is essential. However, the interoperability of diverse information systems is difficult to implement because it is not enough to manage health information in depth. A study of medical-specific 5G-enabled edge computing architecture is developed to address the problems and facilitate by sharing the health data of patients with doctors for better results and medical services.