Suppose you are going to be a victim of a heart attack in a few hours, and it has been told long ago. The doctors also took quick action. Although it sounds like a fiction, it is now going to be possible for a software welfare.
The US Department of Food and Drug Administration has approved such software, which can give advance warning about the sudden closure of the heart or lungs. Several US hospitals have started this system.
It is actually a computer program that can signal the patient's physical symptoms at least six hours before the heart attack. As a result, doctors and nurses will be able to take the electrical work.
Software manufacturers say that it does not need any special equipment to use. This new technology will work with the use of surveillance systems in the hospital now.
Software will check heartbeat, lung type, blood pressure, body temperature and oxygen levels. Health workers can see these information on their phone, tablet or computer. As soon as they do not come next to the bed, they can be able to monitor the patient sitting anywhere.