AN ECHIP-BASED HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

Abstract

In order to protect people from threats like COVID-19 infections and aging populations, we need a better medical
monitoring system. Problems exist in the present healthcare system due to the lack of a standardized method of linking patients'
medical records from different facilities. An IoT health system may be implemented, but it will not provide secure connections to
all hospitals and clinics. In our suggested system, people's medical records might be scanned into a computer using an electronic
chip-based HMS. There are three parts to this project: a personal electronic chip module, a hospital scanning module, and a web
page for storing medical records. A QR display device, for showing the QRcode in the clinic, is included within the digital chip. A
camera-based scanned device used in scanning modules reads the digitalchip and compiles Echip data. Data collected from
patients' test results will be stored online and updated in real time. You may get the information by scanning the special QR code
at any location with a scanner. If you're looking for an economical and workable alternative to the current healthcare system, this
is it. The used system will be interoperable with state-of-the-art networking architectures and available worldwide, allowing for
better patient care and diagnosis.