Secure remote patient care and monitoring – non-real-time

Use Case: Common clinical data captured by bio-sensors include vital signs, weight, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and heart rate. Data can be sent to a physician's office by using a special software application installed on the patient's mobile device. Data ia stored in a database so the healthcare professional can view the data as a specific instance or as a trend and intervene if necessary.

Device(s)

Wearable devices with bio-sensors automated to capture and transmit health data to healthcare providers in a different location for assessment and recommendations.

KPIs

E2E Latency:	Very low: < 1ms
Jitter:	Sensitive
Data Rate:	Very high data rate: ≥ 100 Mbps
Availability:	Best Effort
Criticality:	Safety critical
Communication Direction:	One-way
Common Communication Mode:	Unicast
Data Reporting Mode:	Time Driven
Mobility (type/speed):	Fixed
Service Continuity:	Not Required
Device Autonomy (Power Constrained):	Yes
Priority Services (NS/EP):	Yes (it would get priority treatment)
Guaranteed Service:	GBR
Security:	High
Lifespan:	Short: 2-4 years
Device Density:	Variable

Slice Type
Slice Type:	eMBB