In order to diagnose and improve the quality of health using information technology in hospitals, homes, public places, etc., the concept of smart health or electronic health was born.
By using environmental sensors or wearable gadgets, the patient’s health information is received, and according to the conditions and information received, relevant medical recommendations can be provided and the necessary medicines can be provided to the patient.
Hospitals, pharmacies, and smart homes can play a significant role in people’s health and well-being, and mobile phones and tablets in mobile health can help diagnose and treat patients.
Mobile health services are very diverse and practical, such as checking blood pressure and heart rate, providing programs and diets that can be used in most gadgets and user programs.
Imagine that your blood pressure is high, your medical information is sent to the doctor, and your blood pressure control program is set, and the software reminds you before the time to take medicine, and this procedure continues until you recover. This is a small example of the impact of technology on the health and self-care of people, especially children and the elderly. From daily routine programs to performing complex surgeries, it can be done without the physical presence of a doctor.
