Acil servis hasta takip sistemi

The fact that the purpose of the hospital emergency services is "human life and health" brings these service institutions to a sensitive place. For a very long time, hospital emergency services remained standalone systems. These systems occasionally forwarded the emergency service warnings to the nurses with connecting to the pagers. In the early 1990s, requests for hospital emergency services reporting to be done has increased. Therefore, PCs are being used more for risk management and support quality improvement processes. In the late 1990s, wireless telephones began to replace pocket pagers. These phones are widely used in emergency services because they provided not only simple text messages but also consultation calls. Nowadays, location tracking systems have needed as the next step of improvement. This has resulted in the need of ensuring the integration of the collected location information into the emergency services. Central tracking mechanisms play a vital role in the formation of smart cities by providing fast information sharing, taking precautionary measures and remoting intervention. In our study, an embedded system based on the system that provides central tracking of drugs, personnel and patients inside the smart city emergency rooms is proposed. In the designed pilot system, information that is obtained by using RFID (UHF, HF) and iBeacon technologies is evaluated at a central server. The emergency room data is shared online with doctors, nurses and authorized personnel. Details of the hardware and software design, experimentations, results and values of the performance evaluation have been presented.