DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A REMOTE HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM
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remote healthcare monitoring, wearable sensors, data analytics, cloud-based storage, health informatics
Abstract
Remote healthcare monitoring systems have gained significant attention in recent years due to their potential to improve healthcare delivery, particularly in the context of chronic disease management and aging populations. This paper explores the design and implementation of a remote healthcare monitoring system at the Master level. The system aims to enable continuous monitoring of patients' health status and provide real-time feedback to healthcare providers. Key components of the system include wearable sensors, data transmission protocols, cloud-based data storage, and data analytics algorithms. The system's design ensures scalability, interoperability, and security to meet the requirements of modern healthcare environments. Through a comprehensive methodology, this paper presents the results of implementing the system in a real-world setting and discusses its implications for future healthcare practices. The conclusion highlights the potential benefits and challenges of remote healthcare monitoring systems and provides recommendations for further research in this area.
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Fahd Muhammad Misfer Al Drees
Medical device technician, king Salman Hospital
Muhammad Abdullah Khuraizan Al-Sakhabra
Medical device technician, Al-Aflaj General Hospital
Saleh Suleiman Saleh Al Darsouni
Medical device technician, Al-Iman General Hospital
Waqyan Rashed Saghir Al-Dosari
Medical device technician, Al-Iman General Hospital
Muhammad Hamad Suleiman Al-Rashed
Medical device technician, King Khalid Hospital in Al Kharj