Unified Application of Tele-healthcare Architecture and Globalized Patient IDs

摘要

Prevailing healthcare facilities comprising MMU (Mobile Medical Units), emergency helplines (e.g. 911) and tele-consultancy have been inefficient to save previous human lives. This is due to an unannounced and random movement (sometimes secret missions) at a distance of continents/countries by government officials, ambassadors, businessmen and tourists. The concept of paying much for security, health monitoring and getting highly insured against death now, do not allure human to make their life an money stack. The onsite healthcare availability of deceased has remained a big challenge and many governments had been looking after their patients within certain states of Europe or Canada with smart health card technology. This system becomes worthless when the deceased is found in critical health in those continents/ countries where such facilitation is not available, almost two-third part of the world. In our previous work [1] we proposed a solution to overcome these challenges of existing tele-healthcare during dire emergency situations. In this paper, we present schematic of a module capable to address the needs of Unified Tele-healthcare Network (UniTnet). The proposed module with the UniTnet 's theme serves a way to manage the interconnected healthcare resources in the vicinity of the deceased, auto-generates related signals and useful information about patient's history and present health conditions. Our contribution to medical and health sciences is to acquire smart procedures and efficient resource management to build a globalized real-time patient-specialist system.