Systems and methods for providing interoperability among healthcare devices
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국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
G06Q-010/00
G06Q-050/00
A61B-005/0205
A61B-005/00
A61B-005/0404
A61B-005/0492
G06F-019/00
G06Q-050/22
A61B-005/021
A61B-005/024
A61B-005/0476
A61B-005/0496
A61B-005/053
A61B-005/08
A61B-005/11
A61B-005/113
A61B-005/145
A61B-007/00
A61B-008/06
A61B-008/00
A61B-008/08
출원번호
US-0512630
(2006-08-30)
등록번호
US-9820658
(2017-11-21)
발명자
/ 주소
Tran, Bao Q.
출원인 / 주소
Tran, Bao Q.
대리인 / 주소
Tran & Associates
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182
초록
A medical system includes a network; one or more medical data collection appliances coupled to the network, each appliance transmitting data conforming to an interoperable format; and a server coupled to the network to store data for each individual in accordance with the interoperable format.
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1. An interoperable health-care system, comprising: a network;a first medical appliance including a first sensor to capture a first vital information including weight and coupled to the network, the first medical appliance transmitting the first vital information conforming to an interoperable forma
1. An interoperable health-care system, comprising: a network;a first medical appliance including a first sensor to capture a first vital information including weight and coupled to the network, the first medical appliance transmitting the first vital information conforming to an interoperable format to a base station; wherein the interoperable format is used by a plurality of vendors, anda second medical appliance including a second sensor to capture a second vital information including blood pressure and coupled to the network, each of the first and second medical appliances converting the vital information in accordance with the interoperable format and processing the first and second vital information,wherein the interoperable format enables different appliances monitoring medical conditions to share medical data, wherein the interoperable format includes a protocol for the first and second medical appliances to locate each other's data and detect patient health based on a combination of the different first and second medical condition data captured through the medical appliances, wherein the network translates data into an interoperable format accessible by a third medical appliance to receive at least patient weight and blood pressure generated by the first and second medical appliances over the network. 2. The system of claim 1, wherein the first medical condition is represented by weight data and the second medical condition is represented by blood pressure data and wherein the first or second appliances communicate data conforming to the interoperable format over a wired or wireless connection. 3. The system of claim 2, wherein the first or second appliances communicates over two or more protocols selected from a group consisting of: cellular protocol, ZigBee protocol, Bluetooth protocol, WiFi protocol, WiMAX protocol, USB protocol, ultrawideband protocol. 4. The system of claim 2, wherein the first medical appliance transmits the first vital information over a first protocol to a computer, wherein the computer transmits the first vital information to the second medical appliance over a second protocol. 5. The system of claim 1, wherein the first or second appliance comprises a statistical analyzer to process the vital information, wherein the statistical analyzer is selected from a group consisting of rule-based inference, fuzzy logic, if-then logic, Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), dynamic time warping, and template matching. 6. The system of claim 1, wherein the protocol supports an automatic configuration of the second appliance with the base station when the second appliance announces its presence to the base station and the base station queries the device for its identity, wherein the second device requests registration with base station and subsequently requests application data from base station, wherein the base station searches for a responsive device from a registration list and forwards the request to a matching device and upon receiving a reply from the matching device, the base station reformats data to match the second device data preference and forwards formatted data to the second device. 7. The system of claim 1, wherein the first or second appliance comprises a statistical analyzer to process the vital information, wherein the statistical analyzer is selected from a group consisting of rule-based inference, fuzzy logic, if-then logic, Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), dynamic time warping, and template matching and wherein the protocol supports an automatic configuration of the second appliance with the base station when the second appliance announces its presence to the base station and the base station queries the device for its identity, wherein the second device requests registration with base station and subsequently requests application data from base station, wherein the base station searches for a responsive device from a registration list and forwards the request to a matching device and upon receiving a reply from the matching device, the base station reformats data to match the second device data preference and forwards formatted data to the second device. 8. The system of claim 1, comprising a server coupled to a wireless mesh network where data hops through neighboring nodes of the mesh network to reach a final destination. 9. The system of claim 1, comprising a wireless router coupled to a mesh network and wherein the wireless router comprises one of: 802.11 router, 802.16 router, WiFi router, WiMAX router, Bluetooth router, X10 router. 10. The system of claim 1, comprising a network appliance coupled to a power line to communicate X10 data over a mesh network. 11. The system of claim 1, comprising a bioimpedance analyzer to determine one of: total body water, compartmentalization of body fluids, cardiac monitoring, blood flow, skinfold thickness, dehydration, blood loss, wound monitoring, ulcer detection, deep vein thrombosis, hypovolemia, hemorrhage, blood loss, heart attack, stroke attack. 12. The system of claim 1, comprising a mesh network, wherein the first or second appliance transmits and receives voice from the person over the mesh network to one of: a doctor, a nurse, a medical assistant, a caregiver, an emergency response unit, a family member. 13. The system of claim 1, comprising code to store and analyze patient information including medicine taking habits, eating and drinking habits, sleeping habits, or excise habits. 14. The system of claim 1, comprising a housing having one or more bioelectric contacts coupleable to the patient, the housing selected from one of: a patch, a wristwatch, a band, a wristband, a chest band, a leg band, a sock, a glove, a foot pad, a head-band, an ear-clip, an ear phone, a shower-cap, an armband, an ear-ring, eye-glasses, sun-glasses, a belt, a sock, a shirt, a garment, a jewelry, a bed spread, a pillow cover, a pillow, a mattress, a blanket, each having one or more sensors in communication with a wireless mesh network. 15. The system of claim 1, wherein the interoperable format comprises one of: XML (eXtensible Markup Language), SGML (Structured Generalized Markup Language). 16. A method to provide interoperability among health-care systems, comprising: collecting medical data using a first medical data collection appliance for a first medical information of a patient coupled to a network, the first appliance transmitting data conforming to an interoperable format, wherein the medical data is transmitted using a first wireless protocol;translating the medical data to a format compatible with a second appliance for a second medical information of the patient and sending the translated medical data to the second appliance using one of the first 802 protocol and a second 802 wireless protocol; andstoring data for each individual in accordance with the interoperable format; andwherein the network translates data into an interoperable format accessible by a third medical appliance to receive at least patient weight and blood pressure generated by other medical appliances over the network. 17. The method of claim 16, comprising a local discovery mapper running on a server enables mesh network or Zigbee services to be advertised to personal area network or Bluetooth devices and vice versa. 18. The method of claim 16, wherein the first or second appliance comprises a statistical analyzer to process the vital information, wherein the statistical analyzer is selected from a group consisting of rule-based inference, fuzzy logic, if-then logic, Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), dynamic time warping, and template matching and wherein the protocol supports an automatic configuration of the second appliance with the base station when the second appliance announces its presence to the base station and the base station queries the device for its identity, wherein the second device requests registration with base station and subsequently requests application data from base station, wherein the base station searches for a responsive device from a registration list and forwards the request to a matching device and upon receiving a reply from the matching device, the base station reformats data to match the second device data preference and forwards formatted data to the second device. 19. The method of claim 16, wherein the first or second appliance comprises a scale, a blood pressure meter, thermometer, glucose meter, EEG sensor, ECG sensor, or pulse oximeter. 20. The system of claim 16, wherein the first medical device comprises a Bluetooth device that collects and transmits data to a remote server that translates data into an interoperable format from Bluetooth protocol to one of: ZigBee protocol, Bluetooth protocol, WiFi protocol, WiMAX protocol, USB protocol, or ultrawideband protocol. 21. An interoperable health-care system, comprising: a network;a first medical appliance to capture a first vital information of a patient and coupled to the network, the first medical appliance transmitting the first vital information conforming to an interoperable format; anda second medical appliance to capture a second vital information of the patient and coupled to the network, the second medical appliance converting the first vital information in accordance with the interoperable format and processing the first and second vital information, wherein the interoperable format enables different appliances monitoring medical conditions to share medical data; wherein the network translates data into an interoperable format accessible by a third medical appliance to receive at least patient weight and blood pressure generated by other medical appliances over the network.
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