An adaptive web-based framework for mobile telemonitoring systems

Mobile long-distance web-based monitoring systems will become increasingly common in the near future. This paper focuses on the development of a healthcare telemonitoring system that uses an adaptive web-based framework that monitors several parameters simultaneously. The proposed system simplifies patient and physician access to the healthcare system. It combines many healthcare service functions for a long distance monitoring system. The system immediately sends blood pressure, blood sugar, respiration, heartbeat, pulse, body temperature and transmits them to the clinic's server. All of these parameters can be inputted by patients themselves while the patients are far from the clinical environment and forwarded to the physician for further diagnosis and medical treatment. The advantages of the proposed system are simple patient access through the internet and simple connectivity to a physician from remote areas. A smartphone with multimedia features and an internet connection in a mobile environment can be used to perform mobile computing anywhere and anytime. It keeps real-time recording and monitoring of physiological parameters of patients at a low cost and at home. The physiological parameters of the patient are enhanced by multimedia data. By using the good quality of the multimedia data, the physician can be more precise when providing a diagnosis or medical treatment to the patient. The proposed framework can be used to develop a practical web-based mobile telemonitoring system in a mobile environment.