REMOTE MONITORING AND AUTOMATED DIAGNOSIS VIA INTERACTIVE SOFWARE INTERFACE USING WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK "TELEMEDICINE"

James Agajo, Jonathan G. Kolo, I. C. Obiara-Dimson, Okeke Benjamin Chukwuejekwu, Lazarus O. Uzoechi

Abstract


Remote monitoring and automated diagnosis via interactive software interface using wireless communication
network, tends to come up with ways of diagnosing patient ailment in remote areas which is due to the absence of
expert medical personnel in rural areas. The methods involve interconnection of stages as blocks like Collect,
transmit, evaluate, modify and intervene process. The process adopt the use of GSM network for Communication.
A Pseudo code and Software was developed with the aid of Visual Basic Program to enable login which will reveal
captured patient records from a series of developed Software inte rfaces to provide patient history, Database for
onward transmission to the Doctor, the result is viewed via an interface that provided the Doctor’s diagnosis and
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