Chronic respiratory disease assessment software based on mobile Internet of things

Abstract

The present invention discloses chronic respiratory disease assessment software based on a mobile Internet of things, and relates to the field of medical detection. A health assessment system is provided with the comprehensive chronic respiratory disease assessment software for supporting patients' self assessment. Through combination of the Internet of things and the Internet technologies, doctors can understand patients' monitoring data in real time, can set drug use tasks for the patients on line, can perform reasonable drug use risk assessment and can guide the patients to correctly use drugs so as to promote the patients' diseases to be better, improve the patients' inquiring rate and relieve the doctors' workload. A doctor terminal can directly create accounts for the patients, the account creation is convenient and rapid, the problem is solved that patients who is old or have no smart phones cannot use the software to cause that patients' detailed information cannot be conveniently recorded, and the system supports the normal usage of the accounts at patient terminals.

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Benefits of technology

This technology allows doctors (doctor) to monitor their patients remotely by connecting through various devices like computers connected over networks such as wireless communication systems. They have access to this vast amount of medical records from multiple sources - including electronic forms called charts and videos taken during treatment sessions. These digital files are stored electronically along with other relevant details about each person being treated. By analyzing these documents, they provide valuable insights into how well people who suffer from illnesses live actively and improve overall outcomes.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technology allows people who monitor their own wellness through various apps or devices like fitbites, exercise machines, electronic watches, and more. However, these appliances lack any functionality related to taking care about individuals from sick days until they return home after being tested overnight at Homecare facilities where nursing staff work around them regularly. Additionally, current systems cannot provide advice based upon factors such as medicine usage or symptoms suggestive of poor lifestyle habits.

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