An IoT based Smart Medicine Dispenser Model for Healthcare

Patil, C. H.; Lightwala, Nakia; Sherdiwala, Mehul; Vibhute, Amol D.; Naik, Sachin; Mali, S. M.

doi:10.1109/aic55036.2022.9848934

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“…As Tecuci in 2012 cited, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the Science and Engineering domain concerned with the theory and practice of developing systems that showcase human behaviour's intelligence characteristics. AI has a branch called Machine Learning (ML) that is made up of toolsets and techniques to develop intelligent algorithms that evaluate and analyse collected data to make predictions and judgements about the actuality of events [17].…”

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Technology impact on postpartum culture implementation: Javanese and Chinese culture

Amanda,

Susilo,

Izzati

2024

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After giving birth, maternal care still continues. Keeping tabs on women’s mental well-being is crucial for creating a conducive surrounding needed for both the mother and her baby. Neglecting the mother’s emotional health can produce certain negative side effects starting from Baby Blues (postpartum depression) to the extent of physical bleeding. Consequently, these side effects need to be mitigated by society adopting the proper knowledge on the matter. Sadly, today’s practice of treating mothers during this period may differ due to cultural varieties across nations. Indonesia is home to thousands of cultures, that being said, Javanese and Chinese are two ethnicities that populate Java Island. Both have their ways of caring for mothers during postpartum. However, many cultural practices have been concluded to be misconduct in the mother’s care. Among many mistreatments, the urge to be completely immobile is still encouraged in these two cultures along with some irrational taboos. In the dawn of Internet of Things (IoT), mothers can benefit from the use of technology. AI has the potential to be an epoch-making development in maternal care. By utilizing researched medical findings and interviews, it is found that AI can help to alternate society’s belief towards old postpartum care traditions.

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“…Internet of Things (IoT) technology has innovations in wearable technology devices as well as cloud computing [17]. This smart device has a notable role in telemonitoring mothers in hospitals or at their homes since it contains embedded software adhering to its functionality [18].…”

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Technology impact on postpartum culture implementation: Javanese and Chinese culture

Amanda,

Susilo,

Izzati

2024

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A Systematic Review on Pill and Medication Dispensers from a Human-Centered Perspective

Gargioni,

Fogli,

Baroni

2024

J Healthc Inform Res

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As medication adherence represents a critical challenge in healthcare, pill and medication dispensers have gained increasing attention as potential solutions to promote adherence and improve patient outcomes. Following the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) methodology, we carried out a systematic literature review on papers indexed in Scopus and PubMed, which present solutions for pill or medication dispensers. Given the importance of user acceptance for these solutions, the research questions of the survey are driven by a human-centered perspective. We first provide an overview of the different solutions, classifying them according to their stage of development. We then analyze each solution considering its hardware/software architecture. Finally, we review the characteristics of user interfaces designed for interacting with pill and medication dispensers and analyze the involvement of different types of users in dispenser management. On the basis of this analysis, we draw findings and indications for future research that are aimed to provide insights to healthcare professionals, researchers, and designers who are interested in developing and using pill and medication dispensers.

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