Remote Health Monitoring and Doctor on Call System
Shachi Sinha, Akash Deep Rai, Mohan Monica Subashini · 2022 IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing and Electrical Circuits and Electronics (ICDCECE) · 2022
People's lives can be lost if they do not receive timely medical treatment; therefore, prompt medical care is vital. Furthermore, due to a lack of constant vital monitoring, early symptoms of major medical conditions, such as an irregular heartbeat or abnormal ECG output, are occasionally ignored. As a result, remote monitoring of the elderly and disabled is important during the COVID 19 outbreak. To solve these issues, a "Remote Health Monitoring and Doctor on Call System" has been developed. Health data exchange between healthcare providers and family members is becoming more prevalent these days. It ensures that patients' health results are safer and better. Sharing health-care data is also essential for lowering health-care expenses. It is feasible to remotely monitor a crippled or elderly patient's health. In addition to specialists, guardians can obtain a comprehensive picture of the patient's medical history. To address the issue of insufficient medical care and assistance for elderly and disabled patients, a unique and comprehensive Remote Health Monitoring and Doctor on Call System that can monitor the patient's vital signs such as heart rate, body temperature, and ECG output of the heart; monitor the patient's environment; display and store all of this information via a cloud server using ThingSpeak and Ubidots IoT platform; display these critical statistics with a mobile application for Android/iOS and in the event of an emergency or if vital signs are abnormal, contact the nearest hospital was developed in this paper.