Idea
This system is designed to control, monitor, and provide real-time information about the health of patients who still need care after being discharged from the hospital, and it consists of several care departments that can create a CCU and ICU environment for patients at home.
By using the necessary hardware and sensors and installing them at home (each patient needs a pack of the system depending on the type of disease and the doctor's diagnosis), this system checks the patient's condition moment by moment and in case of diagnosis It communicates the suspicious case or any medically important case (along with prioritization) to the central part of the system, the nurse and the attending physician. After the diagnosis and confirmation of the patient's problem by a specialist doctor or nurse, the necessary measures are taken, including notification, sending a nurse, doctor or emergency room to the patient's home.
Challenge
There are patients who still need care at home after being discharged from the hospital:
Chronic patients:
A special type of care for patients who are in the last days of an incurable disease.
The care that gives the patient the opportunity to live in peace and comfort in the last chapter of life
Trauma patients:
Injuries caused by falling from a height, accidents with any type of vehicle, and in general for any reason, a blow to the body that caused damage Health insurances
Elderly and retired people:
These people usually prefer staying at home to the hospital or sometimes it is risky for them to stay in the hospital
4. children
5. People with disabilities and veterans
Problem / Chronic and trauma patients
1. Lack of intensive care beds in hospitals
2. Lack of labor in occupations such as nursing
3. Loneliness of the elderly at home
4. The possibility of human error at the time of fatigue and disease outbreak
5. The need for special facilities in ICU and CCU beds...
Approach
1. Providing complete services according to the patient's needs
2. Getting help from tools and equipment to compensate for the lack of labor
3. Providing services at the patient's home and with the family
4. Sufficient equipment for real-time monitoring of the patient
5. Accurate diagnostic tools help the nurse
Problem / Elderly and retired people
1) Lack of sufficient facilities for care and maintenance at home
2) Lack of proper diagnostic facilities on site
3) Distance of patients from family
4) Restrictions due to old age or mobility restrictions
5) Job difficulty, high sensitivity and responsibility
Approach
1) Providing complete services at home
2) Providing the equipment needed by the patient with 24-hour monitoring
3) According to the condition of the patient, remote and close care and maintenance
4) Monitor the patient at any time
5) It helps the nurse by using accurate diagnostic tools
Solution
Digital health system 24
An intelligent system to control, monitor, care and inform the health of hospitalized patients and patients who still need care after being discharged from the hospital.
