Internet of things in medicine: A systematic mapping study Abstract   Context  The current studies on IoT in healthcare have reviewed the uses of this technology in a combination of healthcare domains, including nursing, rehabilitation sciences, ambient assisted living (AAL), medicine, etc. However, no review study has scrutinized IoT advances exclusively in medicine irrespective of other healthcare domains.    Objectives  The purpose of the current study was to identify and map the current IoT developments in medicine through providing graphicaltabular classifications on the current experimental and practical IoT information in medicine, the involved medical subfields, the locations of IoT use in medicine, and the bibliometric information about IoT research articles.    Methods  In this systematic mapping study, the studies published between 2000 and 2018 in major online scientific databases, including IEEE Xplore, Web of Science, Scopus, and PubMed were screened. A total of 3679 papers were found from which 89 papers were finally selected based on specific inclusionexclusion criteria.    Results  While the majority of medical IoT studies were experimental and prototyping in nature, they generally reported that home was the most popular place for medical IoT applications. It was also found that neurology, cardiology, and psychiatrypsychology were the medical subfields receiving the most IoT attention. Bibliometric analysis showed that IEEE Internet of Things Journal has published the most influential IoT articles. India, China and the United States were found to be the most involved countries in medical IoT research.    Conclusions  Although IoT has not yet been employed in some medical subfields, recent substantial surge in the number of medical IoT studies will most likely lead to the engagement of more medical subfields in the years to come. IoT literature also shows that the ambiguity of assigning a variety of terms to IoT, namely system, platform, device, tool, etc., and the interchangeable uses of these terms require a taxonomy study to investigate the precise definition of these terms. Other areas of research have also been mentioned at the end of this article.

A Survey of Mobile Health Applications in Context of Internet of Things The spread of the Internet of Things (IoT) has expanded research frameworks until it has reached on health care. The revolution of IoT has drawn attention to redesigning modern health care with new technologies. Recently, mobile phone applications have become one of the most important devices in the healthcare domain. It allows the patient and doctors to communicate and make different procedures, which make life more flexible and save the life of the patient. mHealth gives a new and quick way of collecting healthrelated information. There are several kinds in which mobile Apps can be categorized into while there will be a lot out there. In this paper, we have summarized the proposed application in this domain, we will focus on the main parent categories and provide examples in each.