Smart Telemedicine Services for Students on University Campus and in Jogging Areas

This paper aims to model and implement a smart telemedicine service for students experiencing accidents or health issues on campus or in jogging areas. Unlike traditional systems based on uncertified wrist, finger, or arm measuring devices that merely inform the user and possibly their family and doctor, the proposed service utilizes a care model that combines both engineering and medical insights, adhering to telemedicine regulations set by the Ministry of Health. This approach aims to reduce costs for both medical staff and students and support AI-based alert and anomaly detection systems for timely care. The proposed service is a module of the S3 Campus project supported by EC Regional Funds aiming at developing a platform to provide security and video surveillance services, along with health support and professional visibility opportunities for students on a university campus.