Low cost, On-Demand and Intermittent Drug Delivery System through Syringe Infusion for Improving the Health of Critical Care Patients

Vigneshwari, N.; Saranraj, V.; Ibrahim, Ashraf; Girivasan, K.

doi:10.1109/incos45849.2019.8951410

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“…It discusses the pump's features, including injection rate control and dosage accuracy, as well as potential applications in fields like medicine and laboratories. The research [10] aims to improve the health of critical care patients by providing on-demand and intermittent drug delivery. The system involves the use of syringe-based technology and includes features such as accurate dosing and control mechanisms.…”

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Next-Gen Medical Technology a Smart Approach to Syringe Injection Pump Automation

Dhone,

Joshi,

Sonaskar

2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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This presents the design, implementation, and successful validation of a cutting-edge IoT-based Syringe Injection Pump (SIP) for precision medication administration. In response to the increasing demand for enhanced healthcare automation, this system leverages technologies to address critical challenges in medication delivery. This SIP incorporates a robust Internet of Things (IoT) framework, enabling seamless communication between the device and a central healthcare management system. The automated syringe injection process is governed by a sophisticated algorithm that considers patient-specific parameters, ensuring precise dosage administration. Through extensive testing and real-world simulations, the results demonstrate a significant reduction in human error and improved medication adherence. The system’s architecture integrates secure communication protocols, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity during transmission. An innovative user interface provides healthcare professionals with real-time monitoring and control capabilities, enhancing situational awareness and responsiveness. Furthermore, the SIP’s adaptability to diverse medical environments underscores its versatility in meeting the evolving needs of healthcare institutions. To validate the system’s effectiveness, a comprehensive performance evaluations, including dosage accuracy, response time, and reliability under varying conditions was conducted. Results indicate an impressive dosage precision of 99.8%, showcasing the system’s reliability in critical healthcare scenarios. The IoT connectivity facilitates remote monitoring and control, allowing healthcare providers to intervene promptly in case of anomalies or emergencies. In addition to its technical prowess, the SIP aligns with current healthcare trends by promoting sustainability and cost-effectiveness. The automated system optimizes resource utilization, reduces medication waste, and minimizes the environmental impact associated with traditional manual injection methods. In conclusion, this IoT-based Syringe Injection Pump represents a paradigm shift in medical technology, offering a smart and results-oriented solution for precise medication administration. The successful implementation and validation of this system pave the way for improved patient outcomes, streamlined healthcare workflows, and a more sustainable approach to medication delivery. This research contributes to the ongoing discourse on advancing medical technology and underscores the potential of IoT in shaping the future of healthcare.

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“…Simultaneously, a robust database management system logs drug administration for accurate record-keeping. 10.…”

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Next-Gen Medical Technology a Smart Approach to Syringe Injection Pump Automation

Dhone,

Joshi,

Sonaskar

2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Other types of medical devices, designed for use in LLMICs, have been proven effective in helping to achieve this. [30][31][32][33] Several designs of infusion pumps have already been developed, [34][35][36][37][38] however none have been widely deployed yet. Trialing the use of specifically designed infusion pumps could help improve the accessibility of quality of infant hydration, nutrition and drug delivery.…”

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Defining the Current Deployment of Neonatal Infusion Pumps in Low- and Lower-Middle-Income Countries: A Rapid Review

Norton

Jha

2023

Global Pediatric Health

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There has been limited review of the reported deployment of infusion pumps in low- and lower-middle-income countries. This paper aims to identify the current distribution of infusion pumps in low- and lower-middle-income countries (LLMICs) used to treat neonates. A rapid review was conducted using material sourced from ProQuest, Pubmed, Web of Science, and IEEE Xplore. Twenty-six search results met the inclusion criteria. Within these, 41 neonatal healthcare facilities were discussed with 17 of the facilities having infusion pumps available, 13 limited access, and 11 none. Infusion pump use remains limited in Sub-Saharan Africa so efforts should be made to deploy specialist neonatal care improvement packages, potentially including infusion pumps designed for LLMICs. The effects of COVID-19, to neonatal care LLMICs, should be accessed to ensure progress has not regressed. These proposals aim to aid in the continued improvement of neonatal care globally and reduce newborn mortalities.

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Low cost, On-Demand and Intermittent Drug Delivery System through Syringe Infusion for Improving the Health of Critical Care Patients

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Next-Gen Medical Technology a Smart Approach to Syringe Injection Pump Automation

Next-Gen Medical Technology a Smart Approach to Syringe Injection Pump Automation

Defining the Current Deployment of Neonatal Infusion Pumps in Low- and Lower-Middle-Income Countries: A Rapid Review

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