KGiSL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

COIMBATORE
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
Project phase review # 00
“MyMedi Post Hospital Monitoring System”
TEAM MEMBERS:
711719106008 – BHUVANESHWARI K
711719106012 – DURGA E
711719106035 – RAHUL KUMAR R
711719106051 – SYEDA ANJUM N
Under the guidance of :
Mr. MAHENDRAN S M.E.,(Ph.D)., Assistant Professor, Department of ECE
agenda
⮚ Introduction
⮚ Literature Review
⮚ Problem Statement
⮚ Objective of the Project Work
⮚ Existing System
⮚ Proposed System
⮚ Expected Outcome
⮚ References
⮚ Timeline

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INTRODUCTION
⮚ The World population makes it tough to house everyone in
hospital.
⮚ The Global Doctor Patient ratio is 1:1000.
⮚ Cardiovascular disease (CVD) has a greater impact on Indians
in their most productive midlife years, occurring at least a
decade earlier compared to Western populations.
⮚ In India, 52% of CVD deaths occur before the age of 70 years,
compared to only 23% in Western populations.
⮚ MyMedi Focus on post hospital care for discharged patients
elderly.
⮚ MyMedi is Accurate ,cost-effective post care solution.
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LITERATURE REVIEW
TITLE PUBLICATION DETAILS METHODOLOGY/ MERITS DEMERITS
ALGORITHMS
Internet of Things for Nada Y. Philip is with the Faculty of Science, • IoT communication • communicatio • The proposed
In-Home Health Engineering and Computing, Kingston infrastructure is well n between the is not cost
Monitoring University London, Surrey KT1 2EE, positioned to provide cloud hub and efficient.
Systems: Current U.K.Honggang Wang is with the University low-power, low-data- other user
Advances, of Massachusetts Dartmouth, North rate, and wide-area applications
Challenges and Future Dartmouth, MA 02747 USA.IEEE JOURNAL coverage cellular related to the
Directions ON SELECTED AREAS IN connections to patient’s and
COMMUNICATIONS,VOL.39, diverse types of IoT healthcare
NO.2,FEBRUARY 2021 devices such as NB- professional
Publisher: IEEE Xplore IoT, LoraWan or hub is secure
Year:2021 Sigfox.
Internet of Things Mohammad Nuruzzaman Bhuiyan1, ● WSN Security • Secures the • Data is stolen
(IoT): A review of its Assistant Professor, Institute of Information model. collected data. while securing
enabling technologies Technology (IIT), Dr. Md. Mahbubur ● Internet based • Monitoring data.
in healthcare Rahman1, Professor, Department of Health care Health history • Hospital
applications, Information andCommunication Monitoring system. of patients in maintenance
standards protocols, Technology, IslamicUniversity, Dipanita Saha2, the hospitals. is very
security and market Assistant Professor,IIT Bangladesh expensive
opportunities DOI 10.1109/JIOT.2021.3062630
Publisher:IEEE xplore
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LITERATURE REVIEW (contd.,)
TITLE PUBLICATION DETAILS METHODOLOGY/ MERITS DEMERITS
ALGORITHMS
IoT-Based Health Mohammad Monirujjaman Khan , 1 • In this study, sensors • Cost efficient • The availability of
Monitoring System Turki M. Alanazi , 2 Amani were connected to an system which can internet in
Development and Abdulrahman Albraikan , 3 and Faris Arduino UNO connect people infrastructure-
Analysis A. Almalki4 Article ID 9639195 microcontroller board across the globe. limited areas can
Published 21 April 2022 to facilitate be one of the
Publisher:Hindawi transmission of data major constraints.
Year:2022 over the internet.

Privacy-preserving Yi SUN, Member, IEEE, Jie LIU, Keping • By applying ELGamal • Highly secured • Large Database is
Medical Record YU, Member, IEEE, Mamoun Alazab, Digital Signature, it required.
Searching Scheme Senior Member, IEEE, Kaixiang LIN proposes a privacy- • Internet can be on
for Intelligent DOI 10.1109/TII.2021.3070544 preserving medical one of the major
Diagnosis in IoT Publisher:IEEE Xplore record searching constraints.
Healthcare Year:2021 scheme, PMRSS, to
securely search the
diagnosis report by
only interactions with
only two parties

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PROBLEM STATEMENT:
⮚ Elderly and discharged patients often struggle to visit
hospitals for regular check-ups, which can result in delayed
diagnosis and treatment.
⮚ To address this issue, a low-power, portable, and accurate
post-hospital monitoring system is required.
⮚ Such a system can improve access to care, reduce the
burden of hospital visits, and provide timely medical
attention.
⮚ Additionally, the system can allow patients to access their
medical reports at any time and any place.

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Objectives:
➢ To Improve patient’s outcomes: It detects potential health problems
early and provide timely interventions to prevent complications.
➢ To Increase patient’s engagement: Patients may feel more
empowered and engaged in their own care, as they have access to
real-time data about their health status.
➢ To Reduce healthcare costs: It reduce the need for in-person
healthcare visits, which can be costly and time-consuming for
patients.
➢ To Enhance communication between patients and healthcare
providers: It can facilitate communication between patients and
healthcare providers, allowing for more frequent check-ins and
better coordination of care.
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EXISTING SYSTEM:

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PROPOSED SYSTEM

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EXPECTED OUTCOME
➢ Remote health monitoring with blockchain technology improves
patient outcomes by detecting potential health problems early and
providing timely interventions to prevent complications.
➢ Patients who use remote health monitoring systems with
blockchain technology feel more empowered and engaged in their
own care, as they have access to real-time data about their health
status.
➢ Remote health monitoring with blockchain technology reduces
healthcare costs and enhances communication between patients
and healthcare providers by securely storing and sharing patient
data among authorized parties, reducing the risk of data breaches
and fraudulent activity.
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REFERENCEs:
[1] Nada Y. Philip, Senior Member , IEEE, Joel.P.C Rodrigues, Fellow IEEE, Internet
of Things for In-Home Health Monitoring Systems: Current Advances, Challenges
and Future Directions ,” Honggang Wang , Senior Member ,IEEE, Simon James
Flang and Jia Chen,2021
[2] T. J. Sheng, M. S. Islam, N. Misran et al., “An Internet of Things based smart waste
management system using LoRa and Tensorflflow deep learning model,” IEEE
Access, vol. 8, 2020.
[3] S. M. R. Islam, D. Kwak, M. H. Kabir, M. Hossain, and K. S. Kwak, “The
Internet of Things for health care: a comprehen sive survey,” IEEE Access, vol.
3, pp. 678–708, 2020.
[4] L. Catarinucci, D. de Donno, L. Mainetti et al., “An IoT-aware architecture for smart
healthcare systems,” IEEE Internet of Things Journal, vol. 2, no. 6, pp. 515–526,
2020.
[5] J. P. Shanmuga Sundaram, W. Du, and Z. Zhao, “A survey on LoRa networking:
research problems, current solutions, and open issues,” IEEE Communications
Surveys and Tutorials, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 371–388, 2020.

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REFERENCEs:
[6] M. Chen, Y. Miao, Y. Hao, and K. Hwang, “Narrow band internet of things,” IEEE
Access, vol. 5, pp. 20557–20577, 2017
[7] K. Chang, “Bluetooth: a viable solution for IoT? Industry per spectives,” IEEE
Wireless Communications, vol. 21, no. 6, pp. 6-7, 2018.

[8] V. Tripathi and F. Shakeel, "Monitoring Health Care System Using Internet of Things
- An Immaculate Pairing," 2018 International Conference on Next Generation
Computing and Information Systems (ICNGCIS), Jammu, 2017, pp. 153-158.
[9] M. Hamim, S. Paul, S. I. Hoque, M. N. Rahman and I. Baqee, "IoT Based Remote
Health Monitoring System for Patients and Elderly People," 2019 International
Conference on Robotics,Electrical and Signal Processing Techniques (ICREST),
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2019, pp. 533-538.
[10] Luca Catarinucci, Danilo de Donno, Luca Mainetti, Luca Palano, Luigi Patrono,
Maria Laura Stefanizzi, and Luciano Tarricone. “An IoTAware Architecture for
Smart Healthcare Systems”. IEEE Journal, Dec 2019.

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TIMELINE
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Domain selection ✓
Specific Field Selection ✓
Problem Identification ✓
Literature survey ✓
Zeroth Review ✓
Problem Based Journal
Paper
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Paper publication on
literature Survey -
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Preparation
First Review ✓
Execution of
Software module
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Second Review ✓
Execution of
Hardware module
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Result comparison based
on Parameter selection
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Third Review ✓
Updation and Validation of
results based on Review 3
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FINAL Project – Paper
presentation & publication
✓
Report Correction and
Validation
✓
Mock Review ✓
Final Project Demonstration ✓
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 THANK YOU

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