Multi-Criteria-based Graph Neural Networks for a Medical Emergency Response System

The ability to get an immediate response from medical emergencies quickly and more effectively is essential for saving both lives and ensuring people's well-being. In the Traditional medical emergency response systems often struggle to correctly assess the seriousness and urgency of emergency response, leading to ineffective resource allocation and prolonged response times. This research work suggests a unique method for medical emergency response systems based on a multi-criteria-based graph neural network to resolve such problems in recent times. The process of choosing the best hospital based on a variety of conditions is optimized by the graph neural network (GNN), which makes use of the graph structure with hospital nodes and accident location nodes. The GNN will examine several conditions to choose the best hospital after identifying the nearby hospitals. It evaluates whether each nearby hospital has the medical resources required to meet the needs of the patient, including available beds, emergency gear, and doctor availability to get a quick medical treatment. To promote quick transportation, the GNN also confirms the availability of ambulances connected to each nearby hospital and alerts the hospital management to arrange needs for patients. The above approach improves the effectiveness and efficiency of medical emergency response systems, guaranteeing that injured persons receive immediate and appropriate medical treatment.