Remote Monitoring and Analytics For Cloud-Based Drip Saline Fluid Management System

Drip saline fluid administration in hospitals can be better monitored and managed with the help of cloud-based technology. Intravenous treatment and postoperative recovery are two instances when drip saline fluid therapy is essential. The proposed system uses the Internet of Things (IoT) to remotely monitor vital metrics, including fluid flow rate, infused volume, and patient vital signs while delivering saline fluids. Using Raspberry Pi, the system gathers sensor data, processes it, sends it to the cloud, integrates it with the cloud, and triggers abnormal notification alerts. Accurate and timely fluid delivery can significantly improve patient health and reduce the risk of complications when monitored manually. When the system detects any abnormal condition, such as a drop in the predicted flow rate or an unexpected and concerning shift in patient vital signs, it sends a message to the relevant medical personnel. Healthcare providers can better manage their patients’ fluid treatment with accurate and up-to-date information through cloud-based analytics. Insights and suggestions for action are gathered from the data by smart systems. Doctors can detect patterns, predict difficulties, and optimize their patients’ fluid management plans by analyzing data. The system’s remote access features allow doctors to check patients and track their fluid treatment from anywhere. Improved patient outcomes and more efficiency in healthcare settings are the ultimate objectives of this system.

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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icosec61587.2024.10722173
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Advanced Sensor and Control Systems
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Remote Monitoring and Analytics For Cloud-Based Drip Saline Fluid Management System

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Advanced Sensor and Control Systems
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Remote Monitoring and Analytics For Cloud-Based Drip Saline Fluid Management System

M. Birunda, J. Gnanasoundharam, E. N. Ganesh, G.T. Sudha, Jasmeer Singh
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Abstract

Drip saline fluid administration in hospitals can be better monitored and managed with the help of cloud-based technology. Intravenous treatment and postoperative recovery are two instances when drip saline fluid therapy is essential. The proposed system uses the Internet of Things (IoT) to remotely monitor vital metrics, including fluid flow rate, infused volume, and patient vital signs while delivering saline fluids. Using Raspberry Pi, the system gathers sensor data, processes it, sends it to the cloud, integrates it with the cloud, and triggers abnormal notification alerts. Accurate and timely fluid delivery can significantly improve patient health and reduce the risk of complications when monitored manually. When the system detects any abnormal condition, such as a drop in the predicted flow rate or an unexpected and concerning shift in patient vital signs, it sends a message to the relevant medical personnel. Healthcare providers can better manage their patients’ fluid treatment with accurate and up-to-date information through cloud-based analytics. Insights and suggestions for action are gathered from the data by smart systems. Doctors can detect patterns, predict difficulties, and optimize their patients’ fluid management plans by analyzing data. The system’s remote access features allow doctors to check patients and track their fluid treatment from anywhere. Improved patient outcomes and more efficiency in healthcare settings are the ultimate objectives of this system.

Tirunelveli Medical College (IN), St. Peter's Institute of Higher Education and Research (IN), St. Joseph's Institute of Technology (IN)
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Advanced Sensor and Control Systems
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