An Efficient Emergency, Healthcare, and Medical Information System
Keywords:
IEHMS, Emergency Service Manager (ESM), Helper
Abstract
Many of the current Indian medical information and emergency systems are still paper-based and stand alone systems that do not fully utilize the Internet, multimedia, wireless and real time technologies. This project work focuses on developing an integrated Emergency, Healthcare, and Medical Information System (IEHMS) that can overcome many of the problems in the current systems. The main aim of this work is to incorporate the real-time technologies with medical emergency systems. Our proposed system can offer: SMS, MMS, Phone call, Email. A prototype for the proposed system is implemented using open source tools. The system will revolutionize the delivery of emergency medical services, like ambulance, first aid etc, The call center of Emergency Management and Research Institute took up the case and identified the exact location where the patient had collapsed. When attending a call, the user check for the similar calls and search for the ambulance which is located to that area and ambulance is staffed by: F0D8; One driver F0D8; One helper F0D8; One experienced paramedic F0D8; One trained medical officer, if required For efficient medical monitoring of the patient2019;s condition, the institute has qualified personnel with knowledge and skills sufficient to evaluate and stabilize patients with potentially lethal or disabling conditions.
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2012-03-15
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