Development of e-Health Monitoring System for Remote Rural Community of India

Jabirullah, Mohammad; Ranjan, Rakesh; Baig, Mirza Nemath Ali; Vishwakarma, Anish Kumar

doi:10.1109/spin48934.2020.9071209

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“…Banerjee et al [3] suggested a method for monitoring pulse rate that isn't obtrusive. Pulmonary was used in the suggested system, and the data were digital displayed, making it a real time monitoring system.…”

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Design of Automated Health Monitoring System Using IoT

Varsha¹,

Raj²,

Chaithanya³

2022

ECS Trans.

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This project is designing of Automated Health Monitoring System Using IoT. Internet of Things (IoT) describes the network of physical objects, “things” that are embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies for the purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and systems over the internet. By this system, people can monitor their day-to-day activities of health constraints and take necessary action in timely events. Further, the vital parameters of body should monitor always such as body temperature, room temperature, pulse counting, and heartbeat every day. As compared to existing one, the proposed design added with GSM and sound sensor. GSM sends the information to the family members with family doctor and notifies the consultant doctor for the medication in the individual risk factor. Any user can use this design. It is not limited to only patients and also no need to rush to hospital at regular intervals, at every time for the check-up, and do check-up safely at home. If any risk factor arises, one can visit the hospital.

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Design of Automated Health Monitoring System Using IoT

Varsha¹,

Raj²,

Chaithanya³

2022

ECS Trans.

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“…Therefore considering the scenario of outbreak and increase of elderly people who often suffer from chronic age related ailments demanding continuous prolonged health monitoring, advanced technical solutions are required in the field of healthcare. Here, e-health monitoring can play an important role where traditional medical diagnosis can be integrated with new technologies, techniques and informatics [5][6][7]. Home hospitalization is one of the promising healthcare service which can be beneficial for the patients suffering from chronic diseases, by reducing the need to visit hospital repeatedly.…”

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On Development of MySignals based prototype for application in health vitals monitoring

Saif

Saha

Biswas

2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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India's health infrastructure is under pressure since the daily COVID-19 cases have crossed the milestone of 4 Lakhs cases per day which surpass the previous years' peak. Patients with mild symptoms have been advised for home treatment since most of the hospitals are running out of bed. In this situation delivering healthcare to people has become revolutionizing due to the rapid advancement of embedded systems, communication, and informatics technologies. Integration of different health sensors, handheld devices, and internet can be a great potential for significant improvement of the quality of remote healthcare. This paper discusses the use of MySignals HW shield which is a hardware development platform for medical devices to build e-health monitoring system. Wearable health monitoring system prototype has been developed in this work. To conduct experiments, health vitals such as body temperature, ECG, oxygen saturation level, and pulse rate from 5 volunteers have been measured, collected, and stored in a cloud database using the system prototype. To evaluate the performance of the prototype, transmission delay has been recorded in both wired (Ethernet) and wireless (Wi-Fi) communication modes. It is observed that it takes 2.71 ms and 5.18 ms of time to collect and store the health vitals to the cloud database in wired and wireless mode respectively. Comparing the collected health vitals with the normal range of health vitals, no abnormality is found in all volunteer's health. Finally, a framework for contactless monitoring of COVID-affected patients is proposed. Contactless monitoring of health vitals can reduce the chance of community spread.

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Smart Healthcare: A Breakthrough in the Growth of Technologies

Singh,

Manju

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The Springer Series in Applied Machine Learning

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Development of e-Health Monitoring System for Remote Rural Community of India

Cited by 13 publications

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Design of Automated Health Monitoring System Using IoT

Design of Automated Health Monitoring System Using IoT

On Development of MySignals based prototype for application in health vitals monitoring

Smart Healthcare: A Breakthrough in the Growth of Technologies

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