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Development of a Mobile Remote Health Monitoring system - MRHMS

In this paper the design and implementation of a mobile remote health monitoring system (MRHMS) based on wireless technologies is presented. MRHMS was able to integrate three level networks namely Body Area Network (BAN), the Personal Area Network (PAN) and the Wide Area Network (WAN). The sensors for monitoring patient’s bio-signals like blood pressure, body temperature, pulse and breathing were in the BAN. The PAN consists of the BAN as it connects the supervisor’s agent and the mobile base unit (MBU) through Bluetooth technology while the WAN was able to combine the PAN, mobile response unit (MRU) and hospital site (HS) through GPRS and Internet technology. The system is largely mobile agent based hence it is fast and responsive in real time making it ideal for proper remote health monitoring. HTTPS, SSL and TLS protocol were all employed to secure data transmission during user authentication, ensure confidentiality and data integrity. Using a GPRS based Mobile phone or PDA and the system’s mobile base unit (MBU), patients are able to send Short Message (SMS) to the paramedics or other medical staff. Real time medical attention could be given and where necessary physical consultation is done. The Doctors can view patient’s medical records remotely, recommend or prescribe drug, request for ambulance or visit patient based on data being sent from the monitoring system. After testing it was observed that MRHMS is indeed an easy, practical, inexpensive, effective and yet very secure way for communication between the healthcare providers and patients.