IoT-TPMS
An innovation development of triangular patient monitoring system using medical internet of things
Keywords:
diseases, treatment, healthcare, emergency treatment, triangular method, medical IoT, sensorAbstract
In general, the number of diseases is increasing in the current era. There is also a growing fear among the patients about the nature of the growing number of new diseases and their consequences. Thus the patients are interested in getting treatment from healthcares for minor physical problems. But factors such as lack of space in healthcares and lack of time for doctors make patients uncomfortable. Sometimes doctors recommend that patients come to the healthcare only for emergency treatment. In this paper, a triangular method is proposed which takes into account the needs of the patients, calculates the time management of the doctors and analyzes the facilities available in the healthcares. Designed with the help of medical IoT devices, efficient sensors fitted to patients' bodies monitor their physical condition. Furthermore based on this sensor information the doctor can provide the patient with the necessary instructions from where they were. These sensors send information directly to the healthcare when further emergency treatment is needed. Thus healthcares can make the necessary arrangements to provide the necessary treatments to the patient immediately.
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