Information Age of Medical Treatment

Published:2010/8/16 19:24:00 Author:Michelle From:SeekIC

There has been already ten years since the medical treatment industry was there. The past medical information has been centered with the medical service. Generally speaking, there must be hundreds of systems if all the businesses need to be settled perfectly. It is huge for all these systems added to a whole hospital, causing all the staff from doctors to nursers be ’slaves’ of the hospital. With every minute spent on the communication between doctors increases, there will be less and less time spent on the patients to communicate with each other and to take care of them.

One of the most obvious differences from the traditional IT system is that the medical Internet of things is focusing on objects. This is called the object-oriented technique which help us to develop our system much more efficiently. The most advanced aspect is that the medical Internet of things is now widely used in ares such as identity management, drug management, prescribed input and mobile sample management. Besides, the powerful database is used for mobile medical data invocation and management and baby monitoring.

Imaging that in the future, doctors will have a clear knowledge about the allergic history and the drug reaction condition of every patient only by the trap put on their wrist. When nurses want to enter the room, their identity must be recognized by the patient though the wrist trap, this will help to reduce the probability of the baby loss. Using the system can also help to reduce the treating cost on a large extent and to establish an overall remote medical treatment for people all over the country. Besides, the system has functions of detecting the safety of the blood, which will ensure a much safer transfusion and medical service to people both in the countryside and in the city. Related chip is:2SA1297 .

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