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Advancing telemedicine technology to improve remote patient care

Gamage, UIA; Ediriweera, VH; Fazluna, MFF; Gokulavathanan, P; Wariyapperuma, UM; Wijesiriwardana, C [Conference-Abstract]

Telemedicine stands as a transformative solution amid Sri Lanka's healthcare landscape, marked by extensive yet unevenly distributed healthcare services and critical gaps in specialist consultation, especially in rural ...
Annual Academic Sessions - 2024 (Abstracts of Oral and Poster Presentations)

Kottahachhi, J; Peries, WANN; Talagala, I; Samarasinghe, T; Fernando, NS; Pasqual, D; Chandran, T; Shajahan, Z [Conference-Abstract]

Faculty of Medicine, University of Moratuwa proudly presents the inaugural Annual Academic Sessions and the student research papers of the first batch (Intake 2020).
A Concept to increase the sensitivity of staphylococcus aureus detecting sensor in skin and wounds to prevent healthcare associated infections

Chandrarathna, HMPS; Samarasinghe, JA; Vimalaraj, A; Jayasinghe, DM.DS; Dayananda, NWN; Senanayake, S [Conference-Abstract]

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) are infections acquired by patients within healthcare facility stays, not present upon admission. HAIs annually impact millions of patients worldwide, leading to preventable illnesses, ...
Design and development of an inhalation assist dpi to improve lung deposition

Nayanavee, PMVT; Nethmini, DMDD; Peiris, WAD; Peththanayake, NR; Randeniya, RDDTK; Ranaweera, RKPS; Mangala, KHJ; Samarasinghe, SM [Conference-Abstract]

A dry powder inhaler (DPI) is a small, handheld device that allows breathing in medicine through the mouth directly to the lungs to treat a wide variety of respiratory disorders. These disorders are not well controlled due ...
Design of a mobile app to assist post-myocardial infarction patients in adhering to medication and their follow-up

Gunasekara, BAPL; Gunasekara, GBN; Gunathilake, HANH; Gunawardana, WAN; Handugala, HDMA; Ranaweera, RKPS; Wickramage, SP [Conference-Abstract]

Myocardial infarction (MI) can result in irreversible death of heart muscles due to prolonged hypoxia. Recurrent MI significantly increases mortality and morbidity, negatively affecting patients’ quality of life. Our ...
Detection of air leakage at the skin – edge of the mask surface with the component of automation in bag valve mask

Kiriharan, K; Kanuwana, KPMC; Kariyapperuma, PW; Kaviraja, GKMRS; Kumarasiri, HKST; Gopura, RARC; Peries, WANN [Conference-Abstract]

The study focuses on improving manual resuscitation bag valve masks (BVM) used in emergencies. Manual BVMs require skilled operation and face challenges like inconsistent ventilation and air leakage. The proposed solution ...
Developing a learning platform for medical professionals and students to optimize the dissemination of latest medical knowledge

Illankoon, IMDN; Imesha, LGP; Jayasekara, EJKPKV; Jayasekara, MKGKU; Jayasinghe, DGAC; Gopura, RARC; Peries, WANN [Conference-Abstract]

In today's healthcare landscape, accessing up-to-date medical knowledge is crucial for professionals. However, existing learning platforms in Sri Lanka often do not meet their specific needs, limiting effectiveness. This ...
Developing an application to incorporate essential healthcare information and child health development record (CHDR) information to promote comprehensive care and early intervention in child health

Cooray, PLSR; Dissanayake, DMRN; Thilakarathna, SS; Pehara, MWGR; Silva, KSK; Kottahachchi, J; Thanthriwatta, TM [Conference-Abstract]

Emergency care and education are now essential components of pediatric care, according to UNESCO. Advancements in technology and communication, coupled with the ease of accessing the World Wide Web through mobile devices, ...
Development of a drug management system to ensure drug availability for patients in the hospital

Dilakshika, BGD; Dassanayake, NSS; Dunanja, WWR; De Seram, HGST; Dulanjana, WMM; Gopura, RARC; Gunaratne, NJDL [Conference-Abstract]

Drug management is a critical component of healthcare, with precise medication dispensing being essential for both patient safety and efficient drug utilization. Globally, fully automated drug cabinets equipped with ...
Development of a mobile application for post-care management of patients with diabetic foot

Punchihewa, RGDG; Wijenanda, IM; Panawala, CL; Cooray, WCV; Udage, JBH; Thanthriwatte, T; Samarasekara, N [Conference-Abstract]

Diabetes mellitus is a clinical syndrome which is characterized by the presence of hyperglycemia. Long-term hyperglycemia is responsible for diabetes-specific ‘microvascular’ and ‘macrovascular’ complications. The feet are ...
Development of a mobile application to assess the risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension and prevent its complications

Madhushika, RD; Sahitha, MF; Peiris, MDC; Niyomi, SR; Muthumala, TS; Perera, I; Talagala, IA [Conference-Abstract]

Pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH) poses significant risks to both maternal and fetal health, making its effective management a critical concern in obstetrics. Advancements in mobile apps enhance the monitoring and ...
Development of a smart cardiovascular health monitoring system using wearable devices

Dahanayake, KSD; Udesha, KS; Yasassri, RGC; Perera, KKG; Gunarathna, RASB; Muhandiram, MGRR; Perera, I [Conference-Abstract]

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, imposing significant economic and social burdens. With advancing technology, personal health management through wearable devices, ...
Digitalizing the pregnancy record

Herath, HMSN; Hasanga, PKDT; Haneeka, MHF; Hettiarachchi, BRNR; Hewage, TK; Dayananda, NWN; Warnakula, P [Conference-Abstract]

Pregnancy requires extensive medical care due to various physical and psychological changes, making thorough antenatal care and record-keeping essential for the health of both mother and fetus. To overcome the inefficiencies, ...
Electronic automated drug dispenser system

Aslam, AIT; Athapathu, AH; Balasubramaniam, T; Balasubramaniyam, T; Chandima, MAR; Rajapaksha, H; Liyanaarachchi, R [Conference-Abstract]

An automated drug dispenser system is a system that automatically dispenses drugs at the right time, in the right dosage and to the right patient, for a relevant duration. This system, would essentially eliminate the ...
Improving the post-analytical timeliness and organizational structure for reporting chemical pathology laboratory investigation results of patients in teaching hospital Kalutara

Sathyapala, NAR; Senanayake, PRT; Shajahan, Z; Siriwardana, WLKG; Sivakumar, S; Perera, GIUS; Siriwardana, ID [Conference-Abstract]

Clinical laboratories are healthcare facilities where medical technologists perform various tests on biological specimens from patients. These laboratories are classified into four types: chemical pathology, histopathology, ...
Knowledge, attitude, and their association with practices, related to the prevention of diabetic foot among 30-70 years patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, attending the diabetic clinic at teaching hospital Kalutara

Kanuwana, KPMC; Kariyapperuma, DPW; Kumarasiri, HKST; Kaviraja, GKMRS; Kiriharan, K; Lokunarangoda, NC [Conference-Abstract]

Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) represents a global crisis that mounts to serious complications such as amputations. However, these complications are largely preventable with appropriate foot care, knowledge, and attitudes. ...
Knowledge, attitude, practice and their association on prevention of leptospirosis among adult paddy cultivating farmers in Bulathsinhala MOH area

Amarasinghe, AADS; Abeysinghe, K; Abeywardana, DGNM; Amarathunga, SR; Anthonies, HA; Perera, J [Conference-Abstract]

Leptospirosis is an emerging zoonotic disease in Sri Lanka, caused by the Leptospira bacteria. It has a major global burden with high morbidity and mortality rates. Leptospirosis is a prevalent disease in Sri Lanka with ...
Knowledge, attitudes, and their association with practices on prevention of healthcare associated infections among selected hospital staff categories of teaching hospital Kalutara

Chandrarathna, HMPS; Samarasinghe, JA; Vimalaraj, A; Jayasinghe, DMDeS [Conference-Abstract]

Healthcare associated infections (HAIs) are significant and challenging problems faced by patients as well as healthcare professionals in hospitals worldwide. This study was conducted to determine the association of knowledge ...
Knowledge, attitudes, and their association with practices related to patients' rights among medical and surgical inward adult patients in teaching hospital Kalutara

Nawarathna, NMHV; Mathangi, R; Alahapperuma, MCA; Mufseer, MMM; Perera, MRK; Peries, WANN [Conference-Abstract]

Patients' rights are a part of human rights; rooted in ethics like autonomy and dignity, to emphasize collaborative doctor-patient relationship. These rights align with core ethical principles in healthcare, guiding medical ...
Knowledge, attitudes, and their association with the practice related to cervical cancer screening among female teachers over 30 years of age in Kalutara educational zone

Shajahan, Z; Sathyapala, NAR; Senanayake, PRT; Siriwardana, WLKG; Sivakumar, S; Dinupa, KDT; Talagala, IA [Conference-Abstract]

Cervical cancer is the fifth leading cancer among females in Sri Lanka. Despite its importance, cervical cancer screening rates are low. Teachers' knowledge and attitudes on screening can influence community awareness. ...

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