WIRELESS PATIENT HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM USING IOT FOR COVID-19 PREVENTION
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Health has the prime importance in our day-to-day life. Sound health is important to try to to the daily work properly. As a results of the worldwide transmission of sever acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus2 (SARS-CoV-2) and COVID-19 has evolved into an unprecedented pandemic. Internet of Things (IoT) enabled healthcare system is beneficial for correct monitoring of COVID-19 patients, by employing an interconnected network. This technology helps to extend patient satisfaction and reduces readmission rate within the hospital.
Covid-19 has become pandemic, spreading everywhere the planet . Scientists and engineers are working day and night to develop a vaccine, to evolve more testing facilities, and to reinforce monitoring systems. Mobile and web-based applications, supported questionnaires, have already been developed to watch the health of people . Internet of Things (IoT) are often wont to avoid the spreading of Covid-19. Internet of Things is an interconnection of physical devices and therefore the Internet. Devices are not only sense and record, but can also monitor and respond.
In this proposed system, we are going to monitor and keep record of patient health with the help of IoT and web application, system will monitor three parameter:
- Temperature
- Heart Rate
- Oxygen level in blood.
As oxygen level in blood is very important parameter for patient who is found COVID-19 positive, proposed system will` send text message to family member about emergency alert using GSM modem.Here GSM modem 800C will be used to communicate with web application and send text message in emergency conditions.
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