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Ikhsan Fazriawan
Universitas Nusa Putra
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Self Services And Monitoring Of Weak Heart Disease Based On The Internet Of Things And Mobile App Using Certainty Factor Somantri Somantri; Ikhsan Fazriawan; Adinda Laila Putri; Rafika Ariaty Maulani
JOURNAL OF INFORMATICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Vol 5, No 2 (2022): Issues January 2022
Publisher : Universitas Medan Area

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31289/jite.v5i2.6195

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Heart disease can be suffered by anyone regardless of age and gender. Heart disease can be caused by many things, such as unhealthy lifestyles (smoking), as well as heredity. Low self-awareness of someone with weak heart disease to monitor their heart health regularly. To diagnose weak heart disease, this system uses the Certainy Factor method. With this method, patients can find out the results of the decision whether the patient is at risk of developing weak heart disease or heart health conditions in normal circumstances. This method can provide comparative results (and decision results) of several parameters (tested), one of which is the heart rate parameter. Therefore, the authors build a mobile application system with the concept of service and monitoring of weak heart disease named "iHeart". With this application, patients can monitor and detect weak heart disease and use various features (features) contained in the application. One of the iHeart application facilities is the GUI Chart for heart rate monitoring. This application can also accommodate the patient's heart rate history data into a database as a data storage medium. This application system uses IoT technology, which makes it easy for users or patients and practitioners to see the results of a heartbeat to find out whether a patient has a weak heart or not, in real-time via a smartphone (smartphone) without interfering with patient mobility.
Co-Authors Adinda Laila Putri Rafika Ariaty Maulani Somantri Somantri