Leverage our Internet of Things-based solutions to improve your healthcare services

Smart Healthcare solution includes a Smart Clinical Trial Management System that aims to address the pain points in the existing clinical trial process. It also makes the process more insightful by capturing patient vitals in real-time and making reports available to Clinical Research Organizations (CROs) -even when the patients are at a remote location. This meets the requirements of CROs, which depend on this data to monitor and inspect the overall progress of the process and understand the effects of the drug. It also enables them to access real-time data, which is a crucial factor in evaluating the status of the drug and its effect on the patient’s body.

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Why Smart Healthcare

Produce medical reports on-the-go
Detect mishaps and get notifications
Pay immediate attention to patients
Improve the quality of patient care
Easy access to comprehensive medical records
Robust integration capabilities with exiting systems
Safety, Security & compliance

Pain areas

Lack of real-time patient monitoring
Ensuring availability of required resources
Lack of accuracy in vital measurement
Scattered patient’s health record
Lost/ damage of medical record
Higher operational cost
More human resource involvement
Limited visualization of data

Benefits

Verticals

Hospital Management
Nursing Management
Clinical Trial Management
Pharmacy Management
Patient care

KPIs

Equipment Availability and Downtime
Equipment Accuracy
Compliance
Net Operating Profit
False Alarm Rate
Energy Management

Features

Patient-Generated Health Data (PGHD)

Patient-generated health data is any piece of health-related information generated or documented by patients or caretakers.
PGHD includes data pertaining to a patient’s health or treatment history, lifestyle choices and symptoms among other things that are either reported by the patients or collected using wearables as well as Internet-enabled medical devices.

Chronic disease management

It is important for people suffering from Chronic diseases to constantly take care of them between their visits to doctors and IoT-based devices can come in handy for them.
Wearables as well as other devices like glucometers, heart monitors and asthma tools among others can help patients keep a track of their health.
The Internet-enabled devices save their health related data on the cloud, which can then be accessed by medical professionals.

Remote patient monitoring

Remote patient monitoring is a boon for people living in daycare centers or community health facilities.
Tiny IoT-based devices can capture PGHD that can be remotely reviewed by medical coaches and professionals.
This is an effective way of keeping tabs on a patient’s health and suggesting course corrections in case a particular treatment proves to be ineffective.

Preventive care

Application of the Internet of Things in the healthcare industry can also be useful for healthy people who are not suffering from diseases and wish to prevent problems in the future.
Health-related data can be captured by anyone on a daily basis which can be shared with medical professionals.
This can help in the detection of even a minor problem and prevent illnesses in the long run.

Short-term care

Short-term care can be provided to people who have been discharged from the hospital after a surgery or after receiving treatment for an acute illness.
This type of care eliminates the need for visiting the hospital during the recovery phase, allowing patients to receive quality healthcare within the comforts of their homes.

Home-based care

Assisted living facilities may not be able to accommodate every senior citizen who lives alone. Hence, medical care providers can identify the ones who are healthy enough to stay at their own homes and help them use IoT-based devices to track their health.
By monitoring their condition in real-time using the data collected by those devices, they can instantly attend to the ones who require it.