A High Quality Health-Care System For Mobile-Health Services Based on Priority Considerations Strategy

Abstract Application of health-care networks is becoming more and more attractive. Electronic-monitoring and movable cameras are the key parts of health - care information collection by mobile electronic devices. Healthy public domain is developed by intellectual approaches. A wide variety of data from electronic-monitoring and movable camera will be stored and shared with continued demand for health-care service demands (e.g., ECG service, personal pulse service information). However, health-care networks and devices usually share the same frequency spectrum that results in inflexible access sharing. Frequency spectrum access sharing makes the challenge of how best to use electronic health-care information and commutation protocol. We design an priority considerations health-care networks and commutation protocol to enhance quality of access sharing and the users’ health-care accuracy by stochastic sharing and protocol optimization. The numerical results show that the health-care networks and protocol can enhance capacity of access sharing for users and spectrum utility of networks.