Pharmacophore an International Research Journal
In Russia, smart wards are not used in ordinary clinics and hospitals, since ready-made solutions in this area are expensive and need special equipment and retraining of specialists serving a smart ward. Unfortunately, only private clinics in Russia can afford to purchase smart wards that are currently on the market. The created prototype of a smart ward will allow for the first time in the North Caucasus Federal District to implement network monitoring of a patient using various physiological sensors (real-time monitoring on a medical tablet or a doctor's computer), two-way communication with medical personnel using a mobile telemedicine diagnostic complex and automatic control of the environment. The medical information system will serve to manage the smart ward and monitor patients in a real time, and the software will be created that will allow the doctor to monitor the condition of patients using medical tablets or stationary computers.
