Automatic Health Management System for Urbanized Hospitals

Abstract

Most hospitals in semi-urban cities are in the middle of a lot of traffic and pollution, which makes it harder to take care of patients' health. Everyone in low-, middle-, and high-income nations is affected by outdoor air pollution, according to a report from the World Health Organization. Encompassing (outside) air contamination in both metropolitan and provincial regions was plausible to cause 4.2 million unexpected losses worldwide each year in 2016; This mortality is brought on by coming into contact with PM2.5 (small particulate matter with a diameter of 2.5 microns or less), which can cause heart and respiratory disease as well as cancer. The immediate need for health management in these areas is discussed in this article. In this paper, we propose a low-cost automatic system for getting rid of excess carbon in the living room of the patient and trying to circulate more oxygen produced by a biological process using algae. The proposed approach involves measuring the amount of carbon in the patient's room and programming an automatic pump to remove the carbon and naturally release excess oxygen produced by algae into the environment based on demand.