Doctor’s virtual assistant for patient surveillance
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This document outlines a project to create a doctor's virtual assistant for patient monitoring using smart techniques. The project aims to help doctors and nurses by sending feedback on a patient's condition to configured devices without requiring physical presence. The block diagram shows how temperature and other sensors will send data via GSM to a central server. Simulation results demonstrate alerts when room or body temperature exceed limits. Future work includes adding more features and testing with a GSM module. The project timeline outlines completion of the thesis book and final defense in December. References cited support using GSM for health monitoring and Arduino coding tutorials.
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