Remote Area Health Monitoring System (P-0017) (MFN 7091)

Abstract

In this world we are confronting a lot of issues. A few has been solved but a few measures still need to be taken. People all over the world are trying to make life easier. The fact that cannot be denied is that nothing is more important than health. If we visit hospitals we are often confronted with this sad fact that majority of patients are facing deficient of even basic facilities at hospitals. Most of the people die just because they don’t get proper treatment in case of emergency. Most of people are deprived of basic health facilities because of remoteness from urban areas. It has been evident that doctors and nurses at health centers have workload more than the acceptable ratio. They cannot concentrate on each patient all the time. So to overcome these problems we propose a possible solution. We are introducing a Remote Area Health Monitoring System (RAHMS). It will give a relief to patients, doctors and nurses. It will reduce crowd in hospitals so that everyone would have equal access to basic health facilities. RAHMS has ability to make changes in hospitals. Our system has basically three main parts. First is over sensor part second part WIFI module and server part and third part is mobile application. In first part we are using three sensors Temperature sensor, ECG sensor and Heartbeat sensor. All these sensors will get measurements from human body and transmit it to arduino which process that data and send it to the second part in which WIFI module forward data to server. Here we use our third part that is android application. It will receive data from server and display it on doctor’s mobile. The main purpose of the project is to make advancement in medical field. This project will bring a lot of changes in hospitals. It will reduce crowd in hospitals and pressure on doctors. As a result, ratio of death will also decrease. Doctors may examine their patients anywhere in world. In future, on the bases of this idea, we may introduce mobile hospitals.