REAL- TIME HEALTHCARE MONITORING AND TREATMENT SYSTEM BASED MICROCONTROLLER WITH IOT

Health monitoring systems have achieved great popularity and great importance, especially with the presence of pandemics, large numbers of patients, and a lack of health staff. The presence of sensors on the patient's body to measure blood pressure, body temperature, and heart rate, in addition to room temperature and humidity, constantly supports the specialized medical staff in measuring these indicators. The advantage of these devices is that they are with the patient all the time, and a nurse cannot accompany a patient for this period. In this paper, a health care system is designed and implemented to measure vital signs and room environment temperature and humidity. Controller receives the vital signs data from the patient and his room. This information has been sent to the Raspberry Pi pico where the information was compared to the information provided by the doctor to ensure obtaining the alarm when the measure has a large difference. The system obtains two types of alarms; the first is a medical alarm that accrues when vital signs are high or low from the normal measurements. This alarm calls the medical staff, while the second alarm occurs during a hardware malfunction. The second type of alarm call the technical staff. Testing the system shows that the two types of alarm have been recognized on their occurrence. All these measurements and alarms have been stored in the cloud for patient health monitoring

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International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & Technology
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2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.62643/ijerst.v21.n3(1).pp1730-1735
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Internet of Things and AI
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REAL- TIME HEALTHCARE MONITORING AND TREATMENT SYSTEM BASED MICROCONTROLLER WITH IOT

Daniyal Ali Khan, B.S. Anjali
International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & Technology
Internet of Things and AI
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REAL- TIME HEALTHCARE MONITORING AND TREATMENT SYSTEM BASED MICROCONTROLLER WITH IOT

Daniyal Ali Khan, B.S. Anjali
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Abstract

Health monitoring systems have achieved great popularity and great importance, especially with the presence of pandemics, large numbers of patients, and a lack of health staff. The presence of sensors on the patient's body to measure blood pressure, body temperature, and heart rate, in addition to room temperature and humidity, constantly supports the specialized medical staff in measuring these indicators. The advantage of these devices is that they are with the patient all the time, and a nurse cannot accompany a patient for this period. In this paper, a health care system is designed and implemented to measure vital signs and room environment temperature and humidity. Controller receives the vital signs data from the patient and his room. This information has been sent to the Raspberry Pi pico where the information was compared to the information provided by the doctor to ensure obtaining the alarm when the measure has a large difference. The system obtains two types of alarms; the first is a medical alarm that accrues when vital signs are high or low from the normal measurements. This alarm calls the medical staff, while the second alarm occurs during a hardware malfunction. The second type of alarm call the technical staff. Testing the system shows that the two types of alarm have been recognized on their occurrence. All these measurements and alarms have been stored in the cloud for patient health monitoring

International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & TechnologyVol. 21(3 (1))
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