Mohammad Reza Hedayati - University of applied and science, Faculty of applied post and Telecommunication ,Tehran,Iran,
Hamid Reza Najafi kapourchali - University of applied and science, Faculty of applied post and Telecommunication ,Tehran,Iran,

Offshore healthcare access affordability and quality are common problems all over the world. The present work surveys the principals and criterion off Ehealth applications incorporating Mobile technology and expert systems for offshore and near to the shore applications. In this paper we look at specific application and proposed innovation on remotely accessed medical services based on mobile phone networks in Iran and also discusses how mobile can transfer healthcare in the proposed architecture for offshore applications. The nodes of the proposed experimental wireless sensor network are created by using a combination of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) sensors and Blood Pressure (BP) Sensor. The proposed remote monitoring system is a wireless sensor network with the nodes of the network installed in the patients’ work place through dedicated mobile phones. These nodes are then connected to a central node located at a hospital through an Internet connection. In this paper it has been argued that m-health can helps frontline offshore workers health and also discuss how healthcare providers expend their rich and interactions.