I0T-Based Method to Enhance Testing Frequency Against COVID-19

Ajaero Emmanuel, C. Ezeh, Chinomso D. Okoronkwo
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For well over one year, the world has been ravaged by a global pandemic which has affected every sphere of human endeavor. In a bid to effectively fight against the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19), the World Health Organization recommended to countries testing, isolation, and contact tracing. These recommendations are somewhat highly dependent on testing, of which isolation and contact tracing would not be feasible if proper tests are not conducted. Recent research outcomes indicate that the focus had been on volume of tests, accuracy of tests and velocity of tests with little or no attention on frequency of tests. In this paper, a solution is designed and developed to enhance the frequency of tests by aiding individuals to perform tests at regular intervals, whether they manifest symptoms of COVID-19 or not. A Bluetooth enabled Oximeter device is used to monitor an individual's blood Oxygen level to avert deteriorated respiratory symptoms due to late detection. The device is interfaced with a mobile application to measure and record Oxygen concentration levels. Results obtained from every test is promptly shared with relevant authorities for immediate action if need be. The data captured equally helps authorities keep track of areas that might be at the risk of an outbreak. Experimental tests were carried out to ascertain the effectiveness of the proposed solution. It proved to be very efficient and helpful as frequency of tests were scaled up and real-time information about people at the risk of COVID- 19 are promptly made available to the relevant authorities.
基于i0的提高COVID-19检测频率的方法
一年多来,一种影响到人类活动各个领域的全球性流行病蹂躏了世界。为了有效应对新型冠状病毒肺炎(COVID-19),世界卫生组织(who)建议各国进行检测、隔离、追踪接触者。这些建议在某种程度上高度依赖于检测,如果不进行适当的检测,隔离和接触者追踪是不可行的。最近的研究结果表明,重点一直放在测试的数量、测试的准确性和测试的速度上,很少或根本没有注意测试的频率。本文设计并开发了一种解决方案,通过帮助个人定期进行检测来提高检测频率,无论他们是否出现COVID-19症状。蓝牙血氧计设备用于监测个人血氧水平,以避免因检测晚而导致呼吸系统症状恶化。该设备与一个移动应用程序接口,用于测量和记录氧气浓度水平。每次检测的结果都及时与有关当局共享,以便在需要时立即采取行动。捕获的数据同样有助于当局跟踪可能面临爆发风险的地区。进行了实验测试,以确定所提出的解决方案的有效性。事实证明,随着检测频率的提高,并及时向有关当局提供有关面临COVID- 19风险人群的实时信息,这种做法非常有效和有益。
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