Smart Healthcare: The Genesis of a New Era in Post-Pandemic Scenario

Meghdip Haldar¹ , Sudip Bhowmick² , Moumita Chatterjee³

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.12 , Issue.3 , pp.10-17, Sep-2024

Online published on Sep 30, 2024

Copyright © Meghdip Haldar, Sudip Bhowmick, Moumita Chatterjee . This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
 

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Abstract :
The expeditious development of high-end technologies including big data as well as machine learning works as a bridge among healthcare providers, patients, insurance agencies whereas the application will help Indian citizens in various aspects of healthcare segment by serving as a solution to all the problems associated with disease or disorder which will provide a good service to all the patients in every segment starting from diagnosis till post-treatment, insurance facilities and this application will educate the common people regarding upcoming diseases and make them aware of various health hazards by improving their quality of life. The ultra-modern technologies will provide better medical facilities to the required people whereas the application comprises remote patient monitoring, electronic health records, telemedicine, telehealth services, etc. The focus of the research serves to establish co-ordination, cooperation among the various healthcare providers to provide the best medical treatment to every user; application of artificial intelligence is required to carry healthcare personnel with several functions from administrative workflow to clinical documentation, patient outreach, specialized support in image analysis, medical device automation as well as patient monitoring. The methodology followed in the present research by developing an algorithm using patient’s proximity to establishment, availability of medical practitioner and doctor, suitability and specific requirement of patient. Data from healthcare databases are taken using systematically sampling method and this data are recorded, analyzed and collaborated using Internet of Things & software such as Microsoft Azure, Cloud, RevX, Google machine learning, etc. The present research has concluded that an application must be developed with the integration of high-end technologies to connect several types of healthcare providers and establishments to facilitate every user irrespective of their caste, creed, financial background, etc. Thus, the research has also concluded that smart healthcare technologies possess the potential to transform healthcare industry by ameliorating patient care, efficiency and cost-effectiveness; through the integration of internet of things, wearable devices, AI, telemedicine healthcare can become more personalized, proactive, and accessible.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Artificial Intelligence, Data analytics, Integrated Healthcare System, Healthcare Applications, Machine Learning, Medical Device Automation, Image Analysis, Remote Patient Monitoring, Mobile Health

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