AWAXI - real time patient monitoring system based on Internet of Things (IoT) / Marya Batubara … [et al.]

Medical devices are one of the important things in health agencies to serve the community. Medical devices available in Health Agencies still have a high dependence on medical personnel in their use. Not only medical devices, but the patient's TTV examination system is also still done manually by medical personnel. There are 4 components of TTV that must be monitored regularly in patients, namely blood pressure, pulse, breathing, and body temperature. Incidents that often occur due to delays in TTV examinations are the rise and freezing of blood in the infusion hose, resulting in complications and lack of quality of service in The Health I Instance. Health agencies must provide accurate and integrated medical devices in accordance with technological advances to provide the best service for the community. One of the most common emergencies that need to be improved with technological advances is patient checking. Prototype medical devices were developed to minimize these problems called AWAXI. AWAXI has several features such as Xi-real-time, Xi-user, and Xi-mobile. Patient data recorded on the website is used as a reference by the health Agency for further examination. Families and nurses can find out the patient's condition in real-time by using the app. With no exact product yet to be found with the function and scope, AWAXI comes with a new inpatient experience for patients with tools and innovations that provide convenience and comfort during examination and help medical personnel reduce direct contact with patients in the New Normal Covid-19 Pandemic. Testing has been carried out in several health agencies such as Awal Bros Hospital and RSIA Anissa as well as Dr. Misbah, and Abdul Hadi Clinic. AWAXI is developed into one of the commercial products that can be widely utilized by health agencies to monitor the condition of inpatients in real-time.