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@article{173858,
        author = {Parag A. Pedhekar and Prof. V.N. Mahawadiwar and Vanshita V. Bomidwar},
        title = {Development of Wireless Monitoring System for Inspection of Patient Health in Healthcare Industry},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {11},
        number = {10},
        pages = {3031-3038},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=173858},
        abstract = {The healthcare sector encounters several challenges in delivering the best patient care, such as a shortage of healthcare helpers, growing volumes of patients and escalating healthcare costs. Wireless helpers can easily ease some of these burdens by improving communication and coordination between healthcare workers. This is particularly important in hectic medical settings where each minute matters in the management and treatment of patients.
The major purpose of implementing wireless assistants in the healthcare environment is to enhance communication between healthcare workers. Proper communication is critical to delivering quality patient care. Due to the growing number of patients and the time constraints of having to meet deadlines, healthcare workers tend to struggle with communicating important patient information. Wireless assistants that have real-time monitoring systems for patients are capable of filling this gap by ensuring important information is communicated in a timely manner. Apart from facilitating communication and coordination, wireless assistants also help make healthcare cost-efficient through the minimization of unwarranted admissions and readmissions. By providing comprehensive care instructions and follow-up support, these assistants can help patients understand their condition and treatment plan, thereby lowering the possibility of problems as well as follow-up appointments.  In along with helping patients, this all-encompassing method also aligns with healthcare trends aimed at improving outcomes while reducing costs.},
        keywords = {Wireless technology, sensors, monitoring, communication, Real time monitoring.},
        month = {March},
        }