CN213582145U - Medical data disaster recovery system - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses a medical data disaster recovery system, including medical equipment, data center, disaster recovery center and customer inquiry terminal, medical equipment, data center, disaster recovery center and customer inquiry terminal pass through the LAN and connect, medical equipment is used for acquireing medical data, data center is used for saving medical data, the disaster recovery center is used for backing up medical data, customer inquiry terminal is used for looking over medical data. The utility model discloses a disk array in time preserves medical data to medical data in time shares, preserves medical data through the classification of first light storage array, in time saves medical data to the strange land through disaster recovery center, prevents that medical data from losing. Meanwhile, SAN expansibility is very strong, and it is very convenient to increase a certain storage space or a plurality of servers using the storage space.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a medical data disaster recovery system for backup medical data in time prevents that data from losing.
Background
With the rapid development of information technology, hospitals are accelerating to implement the overall construction of systems based on information-based platforms, HIS, PACS, and the like, so as to improve the service level and the core competitiveness of hospitals. The informatization not only improves the working efficiency of doctors, but also enables the doctors to have more time to serve patients, and further improves the satisfaction degree and the trust degree of the patients, and invisibly builds the scientific and technological image of the hospital.
The medical data not only needs to be shared and checked in real time, but also needs to be backed up in time so as to prevent fire or misoperation from occurring, and the emergency situation that the system fault causes data loss and the like is avoided.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims at providing a medical data disaster recovery system, can real-time sharing medical data, can prevent again that medical data from losing.
In order to achieve the technical purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is that:
medical data disaster recovery system, including medical equipment, data center, disaster recovery center and customer inquiry terminal, medical equipment, data center, disaster recovery center and customer inquiry terminal pass through Local Area Network (LAN) and connect, medical equipment is used for obtaining medical data, data center is used for storing medical data, disaster recovery center is used for backing up medical data, customer inquiry terminal is used for looking over medical data.
The data center comprises a data storage server and an optical storage array server, wherein the data storage server and the optical storage array server are connected with a disk array and a first optical storage array through a Storage Area Network (SAN), the disk array is used for storing medical data, the data storage server is used for providing operation service for the disk array and storing the medical data to the disk array, and the optical storage array server is used for providing operation service for the first optical storage array, classifying and sorting the medical data according to a preset strategy and recording the classified and sorted medical data into a blue-ray disc in the first optical storage array.
The data center also comprises a database server, a WEB server, a PACS (picture archiving and communication system) server and an HIS (hospital information system) server.
The disaster recovery center comprises a disaster recovery server which is connected with a second optical storage array, and the second optical storage array is used for backing up medical data in the first optical storage array and recording the medical data in the first optical storage array into a blue-ray disc of the second optical storage array.
The medical equipment comprises a CT (computed tomography) machine, a blood vessel machine, a DR (digital radiography) machine, a CR (computed radiography) machine and a ward monitoring device.
The ward monitoring device comprises a camera and is used for recording the ward video.
The first and second optical storage arrays each comprise a Blu-ray disc
The utility model discloses a disk array in time preserves medical data to medical data in time shares, preserves medical data through the classification of first light storage array, in time saves medical data to the strange land through disaster recovery center, prevents that medical data from losing. Meanwhile, SAN expansibility is very strong, and it is very convenient to increase a certain storage space or a plurality of servers using the storage space, so that continuous and stable operation of the data center and the disaster recovery center is ensured.
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As shown in fig. 1, the medical data disaster recovery system includes medical equipment, a data center, a disaster recovery center and a client query terminal, the medical equipment, the data center, the disaster recovery center and the client query terminal are connected through a Local Area Network (LAN), the medical equipment is used for acquiring medical data and sending the medical data to the data center, the data center is used for storing the medical data, the disaster recovery center is used for backing up the medical data, the client query terminal is used for viewing the medical data of the data center and the disaster recovery center, and the client query terminal is a computer.
The data center comprises a data storage server and an optical storage array server, the data storage server and the optical storage array server are connected with a disk array and a first optical storage array through a Storage Area Network (SAN), the first optical storage array comprises a blue-ray disc, the data storage server is used for providing operation service for the disk array and storing medical data to the disk array, the optical storage array server is used for providing operation service for the first optical storage array, classifying and sorting the medical data according to a preset strategy, and recording the classified and sorted medical data into the blue-ray disc in the first optical storage array.
The data center also comprises a database server, a WEB server, a PACS (picture archiving and communication system) server and an HIS (hospital information system) server; the database server is used for providing data service; the WEB server is used for providing information browsing service; the PACS server is used for image archiving and communication services (various medical images (including images generated by equipment such as nuclear magnetism, CT, ultrasound, various X-ray machines, various infrared instruments, microscopes and the like) are stored in a digital manner through an interface (simulation, DICOM, network), and are called back for use when needed, and meanwhile, some auxiliary diagnosis management functions are added); the HIS server is used to provide comprehensive automated management and various services (collecting, storing, processing, extracting, transmitting, summarizing, processing medical data to form various information).
The disaster recovery center comprises a disaster recovery server, the disaster recovery server is connected with the second optical storage array, the disaster recovery server provides operation service for the second optical storage array, and the medical data in the first optical storage array is recorded into the blue-ray disc of the second optical storage array.
The medical equipment comprises a CT (computed tomography) machine, a blood vessel machine, a DR (digital X-ray camera) machine, a CR (computer X-ray camera) machine and a ward monitoring device, wherein the ward monitoring device comprises a camera and is used for recording a ward image.
When the optical storage array server is used, medical data acquired by medical equipment is transmitted to a data center through a local area network, the data center stores the medical data into a disk array, the optical storage array server automatically classifies and arranges the medical data according to a configured strategy, the arranged medical data is recorded into a blue-ray disk in a first optical storage array, the optical storage array server is arranged in a disaster recovery center at a different place, the medical data in the first optical storage array is recorded into the blue-ray disk in a second optical storage array in a backup mode through the local area network, and a client query terminal can check the medical data of the data center and the disaster recovery center through the local area network.
The above-mentioned embodiment does not limit the utility model in any way, and all the technical solutions that adopt the mode of equivalent replacement or equivalent transform to obtain all fall within the protection scope of the utility model.
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1. The medical data disaster recovery backup system is characterized by comprising medical equipment, a data center, a disaster recovery backup center and a client query terminal, wherein the medical equipment, the data center, the disaster recovery backup center and the client query terminal are connected through a local area network, the medical equipment is used for acquiring medical data, the data center is used for storing the medical data, the disaster recovery backup center is used for backing up the medical data, and the client query terminal is used for checking the medical data; the data center comprises a data storage server and an optical storage array server, wherein the data storage server and the optical storage array server are connected with a disk array and a first optical storage array through a storage area network; the data center also comprises a database server, a WEB server, a PACS server and an HIS server; the disaster backup center comprises a disaster backup server, and the disaster backup server is connected with the second optical storage array.
2. The medical data disaster recovery system of claim 1, wherein: the medical equipment comprises a CT machine, a blood vessel machine, a DR machine, a CR machine and a ward monitoring device, wherein the ward monitoring device is used for recording a ward video.
3. The medical data disaster recovery system of claim 2, wherein: the ward monitoring device comprises a camera.
4. The medical data disaster recovery system of claim 1, wherein: the first and second optical storage arrays each comprise a blu-ray disc.
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