Integrated System for Real-Time Health Management in Rural Areas with Medicine Dispatcher Box

One of the India's largest issues is providing healthcare to rural people; in rural areas, where more than 70% of the population resides and few medical facilities, disease-related mortality rates are at an all-time high. This research aims to suggest a medicine dispatcher box with temperature, heart rate, and pressure sensors as a component of a comprehensive system for rural real-time health management. The suggested system intends to lessen rural populations' challenges accessing healthcare services by offering a holistic solution that blends health monitoring and medication dispensing functions. The system design consists of a wearable patient device, a medicine dispatcher box, which administers medication based on the received health data, and a gateway device that processes and communicates the data to a cloud-based platform. The proposed system will be usable in rural areas with minimal resources because it is made to be user-friendly and economical. The viability and effectiveness of the suggested system are assessed through a series of experiments. The results demonstrate that the suggested approach can potentially enhance healthcare outcomes and accessibility in remote locations.