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Advanced Communication System for COVID Victims using NLP

N. Supritha, Ghousia Kauser, Deepika Srivastava, K. M. Dushyanth, T. M. Arjun Yadav

Abstract


Telemedicine can be utilized by clinical specialists to interface with their patients during the ongoing Corona infection episode, while endeavoring to diminish Coronavirus transmission among patients and clinicians In the midst of the pandemic, Telemedicine can possibly help by allowing patients to get strong consideration without having to actually visit a clinic by utilizing a conversational man-made brainpower - based application for their treatment. Hence, telehealth will quickly and fundamentally change face to face care to distant discussion of patients. Hence, telehealth will quickly and fundamentally change face to face care to distant discussion of patients. Along these lines, it fostered a Multilingual Conversational Bot dependent on Natural Language Processing (NLP) to give free essential medical services instruction, data, exhortation to constant patients. This application depends on a worker less engineering and it totals the administrations of a specialist by giving preventive measures, home cures, intuitive guiding meetings, medical services tips, and manifestations covering the most pervasive illnesses in provincial India. The paper proposes a conversational bot on Google Cloud Stage (GCP) for conveying telehealth in India to increment the patient's admittance to medical care information and influence the possibilities of man-made reasoning to connect the hole of interest and supply of human medical care suppliers. This conversational application has come about in lessening the obstructions for admittance to medical services offices and acquires wise meetings distantly to permit ideal care and quality treatment, subsequently adequately helping the society.


Keywords


Tele Wellbeing, Chat Bot, Natural Language Processing, Medbot, Natural Language Understanding, Conversational Innovation, Computerized Wellbeing, Voice User Interface, Conversational User Interface, Conversational Specialist, Human Computer Connection.

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