Mobile Agents in Heterogeneous Database Environment for Emergency Healthcare System

Gaikwad, Sharmila

doi:10.1109/itng.2008.20

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“…Agents in Heterogeneous Database Environment for Emergency Healthcare System by Sharmila Gaikwad [13], purposed a system using Multi-database which is one prevalent solution that integrates distributed heterogeneous databases and provides uniform global access methods to the users while preserving local database autonomy. The agent platform is used which can be distributed across machines which not even need to share the same Database or OS and the configuration can be controlled via a remote GUI.…”

Section: Mobilementioning

confidence: 99%

Systematic Literature Survey on Emergency Medical Services

Akhumukhi¹,

Gaikwad²,

Kumar³

2021

IJRITCC

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Now-a-days considering the fast-paced world, particularly in massive cities, several services get delayed due to traffic jams. Ambulance service is one among the crucial services that get delayed fairly often. Additionally, generally onsite doctors aren't obtainable. Therefore, the patient doesn't get medical attention forthwith. ‘Traffic Control System for Smart Ambulance’ is a system which creates a ‘green corridor’ for the ambulance to reach the hospital. Also, it monitors the patient’s health and sends the data to the hospital beforehand. In health monitoring system, the patient’s very important health parameters like heart rate and body temperature are monitored. These parameters are sent to the hospital via message. In traffic control an android application is used in which the traffic control room controls the signals based on the traffic conditions and the location of ambulance and hospital seen on the app. The objective of this paper is to understand the various systems that can be used for ambulances in traffic and help the ambulance to faster reach the hospital.

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Section: Mobilementioning

confidence: 99%