Innovative methods of maintaining operation records using the online Google spreadsheet

Ramesh, BA; Viswanathan, Singaravelu; Manjunath, Souparna; Fernandez, Deyonna Deepthi; Priyadarshini, Candy; Shetty, G.

doi:10.4103/fjs.fjs_103_18

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“…The Google Spreadsheet is one of the most popular ways in electronic documentation due to its free of charge and easily access. Using google spreadsheets allow the physicians to monitor the HR of the patients in real-time and to archive their HR data for later which is very important to monitor the historical health status of the patients [26]. Therefore, the google spreadsheet has been proposed in this system which offers organized, easy to access and secure environment to monitor and store the HR of the patients.…”

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Streaming in-patient BPM data to the cloud with a real-time monitoring system

2019

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Monitoring the heart activities for old people or people with medical history (Arrhythmia or CHD) is targeted by most new medical technologies. This paper demonstrated an in-patient real-time monitoring system for heart rate estimation. A ratio of beats per minute (BPM) is continuously recorded, streamed and archived to the cloud via WeMos WiFi development board. This cost effective system is simply based on two sub-systems: BPM data acquisition through pulse sensor and WeMos-based communication systems. The streamed BPM data are saved instantaneously in Google drive as spreadsheets which can only be accessed by authorized persons wherever the internet service is available. Thus, the person in charge can remotely observe the patient's status and do analytics for the archived data. A pilot study with eight subjects was carried out to validate the developed BPM tele-monitoring system. Encouraging results have been achieved.

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Streaming in-patient BPM data to the cloud with a real-time monitoring system

2019

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“…The concept of the application of electronic devices in clinical data and information collection is not new [2]. There had been several articles concerning the maintenance of electronic logbooks (e-logbooks) on smartphones and personal computers [3][4][5][6]. Moreover, the use of smartphones is quite high among healthcare professionals [7].…”

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Using WhatsApp as a Quick-Access Personal Logbook for Maintaining Clinical Records and Follow-Up of Orthopedic Patients

Kumar¹,

Haider²,

Kumar³

et al. 2021

Cureus

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Record keeping is an important aspect of orthopedic teaching, training, and practice for both documentation purpose and academic use. Physical logbooks may act as important documents but do not provide quick searchable access to the data they contain. Through this technique, we describe a simple method of creating personalized clinical records/logbook on WhatsApp through which individual records can be accessed with minimal basic key information in a span of a few seconds.

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