Advancements in secure data architectures for remote patient monitoring

Nandini, Avani (2025) Advancements in secure data architectures for remote patient monitoring. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 26 (1). pp. 3262-3274. ISSN 2581-9615

The proliferation of wearable health sensors and remote patient monitoring (RPM) systems has transformed healthcare delivery by enabling continuous health tracking and proactive care. However, the transmission of sensitive biometric data through intricate edge-to-cloud pipelines introduces critical security and privacy challenges. This article examines cutting-edge advancements in secure data architectures for RPM systems, emphasizing encryption-in-transit protocols, adaptive data masking techniques, and robust audit trail mechanisms designed to meet stringent regulatory standards, including HIPAA, GDPR, and Joint Commission requirements. As RPM systems evolve from basic data collection tools to complex, multi-layered ecosystems, the need for advanced security measures across the entire data lifecycle becomes paramount. Through detailed case studies, this work highlights how comprehensive security frameworks can be seamlessly integrated into real-world clinical environments, achieving significant reductions in security incidents while enhancing monitoring capabilities. Looking ahead, the article explores emerging innovations such as edge intelligence with low-overhead encryption, localized anonymization strategies, and federated learning models that preserve data privacy while unlocking actionable insights across distributed systems.