A Novel and Low-Cost Cloud-Enabled IoT Integration for Sustainable Remote Intravenous Therapy Management

Author:

Kok Chiang Liang1ORCID,Ho Chee Kit2,Lee Teck Kheng3ORCID,Loo Zheng Yuan1,Koh Yit Yan1,Chai Jian Ping1

Affiliation:

1. College of Engineering, Science and Environment, University of Newcastle, Callaghan, NSW 2308, Australia

2. Engineering Cluster, Singapore Institute of Technology, Singapore 138683, Singapore

3. Institute of Technical Education College Central, Singapore 567720, Singapore

Abstract

Intravenous therapy is the standard medical procedure that is used for administering medications directly into the vein. The automated drug infusion devices are designed in such a way that they provide exact medication doses with safety measures included. On the other hand, this is why they must be regularly watched by healthcare providers. This paper introduces a cloud-based IoT drug infusion system that was developed to address remote patient care needs. This system enables remote, accurate, and secure management of medication delivery. Its key contributions include allowing healthcare providers to control and monitor IV infusions remotely while maintaining safety features. The system consists of a microcontroller that is responsible for data processing, a control system that oversees infusion rate regulation, and an IoT-based framework that allows for remote monitoring and alerts via a user-friendly web interface. This new approach to care will therefore improve patient care by providing remote management of medications.

Publisher

MDPI AG

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