Affiliation:
1. Vaagdevi College of Engineering,,Department of CSE,India
2. Vaagdevi Engineering College,Department of CSE,India
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a new culture in the working style in
all fields across the globe. While trauma is continuing to rise in many parts of the
world, some countries are now working to sustain the stress and are recreating their
health and economies. In a few developing countries, there is a shortage of doctors, and
treatment is not being provided to all patients due to the lack of time that doctors can
spend with patients. In such a situation, getting appointments and treatment is always a
challenge for patients and elderly people who cannot resist longer waiting times.
Another rising problem is the restriction on visiting the hospitals during the pandemic
spread time, except in emergencies. To overcome this problem, we are proposing a
Remote Health Monitoring Application for patients, which helps all categories of
people consult the doctor over the telephone, explain their symptoms, and get their
required treatment. In this chapter, we will discuss a Health Monitoring Application
that employs Artificial Intelligence, which enables the patient to consult the doctor
remotely and get treatment through digital mode.
Publisher
BENTHAM SCIENCE PUBLISHERS
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