@nabha_med

@nabha_med has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in September 2025. Resources nabha_med has populated their site with include: • 2. Database – MongoDB + SQLite • MongoDB Atlas (cloud): Stores patient records, doctor availability, and medicine stock. • References: • MongoDB Atlas • 3. Authentication – Firebase Auth / Twilio Verify • Twilio Verify API: SMS OTP login, good for areas without email access. • References: • Twilio Verify API • 4. Real-Time Communication – Twilio Video & Voice • Twilio Programmable Video: Enables secure doctor-patient video consultations. • • Twilio Voice API: Connects patients & doctors via phone if internet is weak. • WebRTC: Open-source alternative for custom real-time communication. • References: • Twilio Programmable Video • Twilio Voice API • WebRTC Overview • 5. Media Storage & Optimization – Cloudinary • Stores prescriptions, reports, and medical scans. • Optimizes images/videos for low bandwidth users. • Provides fast CDN delivery. • References: • Cloudinary Documentation • Cloud Computing: What Is Cloudinary and Why Use It? • 6. Notifications – Twilio Messaging • Twilio Messaging API: Sends SMS/WhatsApp updates for appointments & medicines. Sends push notifications to mobile/web apps. • References: • Twilio Messaging API • 7. Security • Use JWT tokens for authentication. • Encrypt sensitive health records. • Reference: OWASP Security Guidelines • Web Frontend & Patient Log Research Papers Development and feasibility of a web application to monitor patient-reported outcomes in oncology Read on PubMed Central (PMC) • Explores web-based systems allowing patients to log health diaries and doctors to review logs online. Design and Implementation of a Web-Based Patient Management System for Hospital Operations • Presents the design principles, web frontend technologies, and patient data record-keeping (logs, scheduling, EMRs) for hospital web platforms. Blockchain Verification for Patient Logs & Records (Web) Application of Blockchain to Maintaining Patient Reco • Describes a web-based EHR using blockchain to guarantee immutability of the patient access log, record access events, and enable decentralized sharing and verification. Blockchain for Personal Medical Records: How It Works. • 1. Framework – Node.js + Express • Why? Lightweight, asynchronous, scalable, and supports real-time APIs. • Reference: Node.js Official