Mobile physiological signal monitoring system for family medicine

One of the difficulties in implementing family medicine is the number of people per physician. This large number of enrollees makes preventive health services unavailable due to forcing physicians to do only outpatient services. In this study, it is aimed to realize the Family Physician Monitoring S ystem which will enable early intervention to the diseases that may occur by watching realtime medical data, reduce the number of doctor's control, enable care and monitoring outside the hospital. Physiological signals such as blood pressure, heart rate, sugar, SpO2 and body temperature were transmitted in accordance with the standards in the Ministry of Health metrology guidelines. ECG, EMG and so on. graphically displayed on physiological signals of electrical origin and transmitted to the mobile device. However, these signals were found to be of no clinical significance because of the common mode rejection ratio (CMRR) of the measurement system and the low sampling frequency.