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March 24, 2026Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies0 citations

Blockchain‐Powered IoT Healthcare Framework With Dandelion Depthwise Separable Convolutional Neural Network for Enhanced Security

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HTHarish Kumar TalujaATAnuradha TalujaDSD. Bhuvana Suganthi

Key Points

  • The aim is to design a secure healthcare system integrating blockchain and deep learning for IoT.
  • Developed a Triple Attention Depthwise Separable Convolutional Neural Network (TADSCNN)
  • Incorporated Dandelion Optimizer with blockchain technology
  • Evaluated system performance based on accuracy, F1-score, precision, recall, throughput, and latency
  • Achieved F1-score of 0.993 and accuracy of 0.999
  • High precision of 0.992 and recall of 0.994
  • Supported 220 kbps throughput with 85 s latency
  • Provided 99.12% data secrecy

Abstract

ABSTRACT Technological trends are evolving fairly quickly within healthcare systems with blockchain and Deep Learning Hybrid technologies seen as at the pinnacle of making patient care, scalability and security better. Indeed, challenges such as Interoperability, privacy, and data integrity are some of the challenges that normal healthcare systems face, especially in the IoT paradigm. Worse still, secure and decentralized management of data is what is needed. Using a combination of deep learning architectures for IoT security and scalability, as well as data protection through blockchain technology, this study aims at designing a new secure healthcare system that can be implemented using the IoT network. In the present work, a Triple Attention Depthwise Separable Convolutional Neural Network (TADSCNN) is designed with the help of Dandelion Optimizer (DO) incorporated with blockchain. Thus, the proposed system achieved F1‐score of 0.993, accuracy of 0.999, precision of 0.992, and recall of 0.994, which means that the system's performance is quite high. Furthermore, it supports 220 kbps of throughput and 85 s latency, and 2.9 s processing time for the protocol while providing data secrecy of 99.12%. This framework offers a viable, scalable, and secure means of addressing Internet of Things health care system.

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Taluja et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c229a5aeb5a845df0d469chttps://doi.org/10.1002/ett.70396
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