Concare – A Teleconsultation System Using IoT in Healthcare
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https://doi.org//10.32628/CSEIT228355Keywords:
COVID – 19, digitized, proper medical assurance, proper medical assurance, reduces hospital visits, saves timeAbstract
With the rapid growth of the aging world population, proper health care has become a prior issue in all countries; especially during the life altering COVID – 19 pandemics. While everything is getting digitized, the ease in providing medicinal services in an online basis is still a factor in today’s era. Current medical system is expanding by leaps and bounds in the last couple of decades for their considerable aim towards wireless and e-health monitoring systems providing remote monitoring of patients. But the tools used to deal with health conditions are tedious to maintain and limited to specific number of parameters. Incorporating patient’s data into a database and accessing the system in the form of a mobile application with proper medical assurance and diagnosis will demonstrate that this proposed system will be efficient to provide the patient a proper consultation from anywhere. It reduces the number of hospitals visits, saves time, and is convenient for both physician and patient.
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