Autonomous Hospital Assistant Bot
Pratik Pinto, Arun Varghese, Francis Talari, Shalin Edward, Amruta Pabarekar · ITM Web of Conferences · 2022
In times of outbreaks, pandemics and otherwise there is no system in place to aid the doctors and nurses in their routine work such as monitoring, interacting, and providing necessities to the patient. These tasks tend to overburden the hospital staff and also bring them in proximity to the affected. Thus, The Autonomous Hospital Assistant Bot will act as a middleman through which the hospital staff can remotely monitor, interact and provide necessities like food, water, and medicine to the patient. Thus, reducing burden and proximity risks for the hospital staff. It can also establish communication between the patient and doctor through the bot enabling two-way communication. Bot also has a camera via which doctors can check the patient’s health credentials as displayed on the devices connected to them. The addition of the system to the hospital ecosystem will revolutionize the stagnated hospital culture regarding hospital staff and their work & difficulties. The bot can help to cut down these interactions exponentially since it takes care of the three major reasons for the routine check-ups i.e. patient monitoring, interaction, and providing the necessities, thus reducing these physical, in-person interactions down to only the critical patients who need more attention.