EP4526894A1 - Medizinisches system und verfahren zur steuerung eines systems umfassend wenigstens zwei medizinische geräte mit verbesserter modularität aufgrund von nahfeld-kommunikation - Google Patents
Medizinisches system und verfahren zur steuerung eines systems umfassend wenigstens zwei medizinische geräte mit verbesserter modularität aufgrund von nahfeld-kommunikationInfo
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- G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
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- G16H40/00—ICT specially adapted for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilities; ICT specially adapted for the management or operation of medical equipment or devices
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- G16H20/00—ICT specially adapted for therapies or health-improving plans, e.g. for handling prescriptions, for steering therapy or for monitoring patient compliance
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- G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
- G16H—HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS, i.e. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE HANDLING OR PROCESSING OF MEDICAL OR HEALTHCARE DATA
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H04W4/80—Services using short range communication, e.g. near-field communication [NFC], radio-frequency identification [RFID] or low energy communication
Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for controlling a system with at least two medical devices, wherein the at least two medical devices each have at least one near-field wireless communication interface.
- the invention further relates to a system that is controlled by this method.
- WO 2015/167347 A1 In the area of breathing gas humidification devices, WO 2015/167347 A1 is also known, in which different modules can be switched on or off depending on measured values.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a method for controlling a system comprising at least two medical devices and a medical system with at least two medical devices, which overcome the disadvantages in the prior art and in particular a modular functional integration or increase in the scope of functions allow.
- the object is achieved in that the at least two medical devices each have at least one near-field wireless communication interface, which are arranged in or on the medical devices in such a way that at least one certain relative arrangement of the medical devices to one another, a near-field wireless communication interface of one device is arranged within the communication range of a near-field wireless communication interface of another device, and vice versa, the method comprising the following method steps: In a first method step, the medical devices are operated in a first independent operating mode in the form of an individual operating mode in which the respective device executes or provides an individual function as long as the near-field wireless communication interface does not recognize a connection or connection possibility to another near-field wireless communication interface.
- At least two devices are identified in a specific relative arrangement to one another using the near-field wireless communication interfaces.
- the at least two medical devices are operated in a second operating mode in the form of a coupled operating mode, wherein the coupled operating mode of at least two devices executes or provides a combination function that is not carried out or provided by the individual devices operated in the coupled operating mode can be used if and/or as long as at least one near-field wireless communication interface has established a connection to another near-field wireless communication interface or recognizes a connection option to another near-field wireless communication interface.
- the method according to the invention therefore allows various medical devices to be operated both as medical devices with a more basic or simple functionality, namely as a device in a single operating mode, but at the same time in the case of a connection or connection option with another, correspondingly set up and designed medical device can be operated as a combined medical device with a more complex functionality, this greater complexity or the greater range of functions being provided by the medical devices being operated in a second operating mode, namely in a coupled operating mode.
- two individual roller pumps which are widely used as medical devices, could be used in a first operating mode, namely in the individual operating mode, each individually and independently as individual roller pumps.
- the two roller pumps carry out the function of a double roller pump, with the two roller pumps or the individual roller pumps are placed or transferred into a coupled operating mode, which then enables not only operation as a single roller pump but also joint or coupled operation as a double roller pump if and / or as long as a connection or connection possibility of the near-field wireless communication interfaces of the two roller pumps exists or is established became.
- the roller pumps could work as individual suction or flushing pumps as needed.
- roller pumps as medical devices
- a substantially reversed process sequence is or can be possible and advantageous according to the invention, in which - again possibly interrupted by other process steps and accordingly carried out in a larger time window - the medical devices after the identification of the specific relative arrangement to one another and thereby caused or caused by the execution of the coupled operating mode and the provision of a combination function in the individual operating mode and the provision of the individual function when the identification of the specific relative arrangement of the devices to one another is canceled or no longer exists.
- the respective range of the near-field wireless communication interfaces is reduced to such an extent either for fundamental and technical reasons or through appropriate technical influences - for example intentional shielding or attenuation - that the range of the near-field wireless communication interface, depending on the arrangement and Alignment in or on the medical device does not exceed a typical, possibly even standardized, device dimension in one spatial direction and preferably at most three-quarters of the device dimension in one Spatial direction, particularly preferably limited to less than half of the device dimension in a spatial direction.
- a clear recognition of the at least two medical devices in a specific relative arrangement can be recognized or identified in a particularly advantageous manner and preferably only when the medical devices are located or arranged in an immediate spatial proximity, in particular in an immediately adjacent arrangement to one another become.
- This can prevent ambiguities in which a medical device or the corresponding near-field wireless communication interface identifies several possible connections or connection options to other near-field wireless communication interfaces and thus the system and the method are underdetermined or not sufficiently defined, since in this case not or not without It would also be possible to see which medical devices are switched to the coupled operating mode and are supposed to provide the combination function.
- NFC Near-Field Communication
- the identification of two devices in a specific relative arrangement is achieved as a result of periodically repeated connection attempts, in which at least some of the near-field wireless communication interfaces make an attempt establishing a connection to another near-field wireless communication interface.
- a fully automated or at least partially automated transfer to the second operating mode namely the coupled operating mode
- the regular query or checking of connections or connection options to further near-field wireless communication interfaces enables that as soon as at least two medical devices are arranged in the specific relative arrangement to one another, the automatic and / or periodically repeated connection attempts lead to a detection of the connection or connection option of the near field -Wireless communication interface leads and thus to the recognition of the specific relative position of the medical devices to one another, which then in turn leads to a transfer of the at least two medical devices to the second operating mode.
- the second operating mode is determined by the number and/or position and/or type of near-field wireless communication interfaces that have established a connection to a further near-field wireless communication interface or recognize a connection possibility.
- the determination of the second operating mode depending on the number and/or positions and/or type of the respectively connected or connectable near-field wireless communication interface enables a variety of different second operating modes and thus a variety of different combination functions of individual medical devices, each being determined by a specific relative arrangement of the medical devices to each other, which is then recognized or identified by different positions, numbers and/or types of near-field wireless communication interfaces, a clear determination and selection of the respective second operating mode and the associated combination function is achieved, even if the medical devices used also have one or more would or could allow alternative combination functions.
- a medical device could have two or three near-field sensors on or in a housing, for example on the bottom and/or lid side.
- a first device performs a control function for at least one further device and for this purpose sends control data to the further device and/or receives operating data from the further device.
- coupling functions can be achieved in a particularly advantageous manner in the second operating mode, which go beyond the functional scope of the individual device or beyond the individual function in the individual operating mode, since not only the corresponding relative arrangement of the medical devices is recognized, but also information, in particular in the form of data , can be exchanged between the devices in the second operating mode and used accordingly.
- the control function is assigned dynamically depending on the location or position of the near-field wireless communication interface that has established a connection to another near-field wireless communication interface or recognizes a connection option to one.
- control function is dynamic depending on the Type of near-field wireless communication interface that establishes or recognizes a connection or a connection possibility to another near-field wireless communication interface. This can be particularly, but by no means exclusively, advantageous if different types of near-field wireless communication interfaces are present or installed in a medical device.
- the dynamic allocation of the control function can be determined or specified indirectly via the different arrangement of different near-field wireless communication interfaces by the spatial arrangement or relative arrangement of the medical devices to one another.
- control data and/or the operating data are exchanged via the near-field wireless communication interface.
- connection between the near-field wireless communication interfaces takes place immediately or immediately after the recognition of the at least second interface, or initially only the connection option is sufficient to switch to the second operating mode and the actual connection only to one The time at which operating data and/or control data is to be exchanged is established. Accordingly, it can also be provided that the actual coupling or the actual establishment of a communication connection between the interfaces only takes place temporarily or that the connection is interrupted several times without the second operating mode being ended, as long as the connection option is still recognized or identified after the connection has been terminated becomes. In the latter embodiment, it can be particularly advantageous Connection can only be established and maintained if and as long as control data and/or operating data need to be exchanged.
- those control data and/or those operating data that, if possible, must be available as real-time data for the second operating mode of the medical devices are selectively exchanged via the near-field wireless communication interfaces. This enables a particularly effective exchange of real-time data, since the said near-field wireless communication interfaces, unlike other communication paths and communication technologies, are particularly suitable for transmitting relatively small amounts of data particularly quickly.
- At least one medical device when operating at least three medical devices in a second operating mode, at least one medical device comprises two near-field wireless communication interfaces and the forwarding of control and/or operating data between at least two other devices effects.
- the respective medical devices are placed in the second operating mode due to their immediate spatial proximity or neighborhood and at the same time a coupling mode, possibly position-dependent or dependent on the relative arrangement, and a corresponding coupling function are also carried out or is activated.
- the present embodiment can particularly effectively enable the transmission of control and/or operating data in the centrally arranged or multiple connected or connectable medical devices and their corresponding near-field wireless communication interfaces carry out forwarding to medical devices located further out or more distantly.
- the devices can record the data via a near-field wireless communication interface on one device side and pass it on via another near-field wireless communication interface on another device side.
- control data and/or operating data are exchanged via an additional, preferably wired communication interface, preferably a bus system, in particular communication based on an Ethernet protocol.
- an additional, preferably wired communication interface preferably a bus system, in particular communication based on an Ethernet protocol.
- the respective data is only transmitted via the additional communication interface, duplicated via the near-field wireless communication interface and via the additional Communication interface, or only exchanged and processed via the near-field wireless communication interface.
- a further embodiment of the method particularly advantageously provides that when switching to or activating the second operating mode, the connection or connection possibility of the near-field wireless communication interfaces is verified via an additional, preferably wired, communication interface.
- an additional, preferably wired, communication interface For many medical devices it is already possible to operate them in a network via wired interfaces or to connect them to a network. For example, bus systems or Ethernet protocols and associated interfaces are already known for connecting medical devices to one another.
- These or similarly designed communication interfaces and connections established via them can be used particularly advantageously to provide, in addition to the detection of a relative arrangement of the medical devices by means of the near-field wireless communication interfaces, additional verification before the transfer of the medical devices to the second operating mode is initiated, carried out or completed becomes.
- a verification for example as a so-called "handshake” can be carried out via the additional communication interface in order to confirm the specific spatial arrangement recognized by the near-field wireless communication interfaces.
- the “handshake” could also take place via the near-field wireless communication interface and only then could further communication take place or be made possible via the additional communication interface.
- a further, particularly advantageous embodiment of the method can provide that when changing into or activating the second operating mode, verification is carried out via a recognition of attachments or consumables of the devices specific for the coupled operating mode, with particularly preferably the specific attachments or consumables of the devices in turn Corresponding mechanisms are recognized or recognizable by the device.
- Corresponding mechanisms are recognized or recognizable by the device.
- coded cassettes are used as consumables for the respective roller pump, with the coded cassettes being recognized by the device itself or can be identified.
- a corresponding recognition of the coded cassettes as consumables or similar consumables or attachments can accordingly represent a prerequisite or a further stage of verification in the present embodiment when changing or should change to the second operating mode.
- switching to a second operating mode may make it necessary to use other consumables, such as a different hose set. This can be displayed to the user after activating the second operating mode. The pairing function can then be carried out when the correct consumable has been attached and recognized by the devices.
- a user input when changing to or activating the second Operating mode, a user input must be made on at least one device, preferably a device that performs or fulfills the control function in the second operating mode, to confirm the operating mode change and preferably the at least one device issues a request for user input via an output unit.
- An optical output unit for example a display, can be used as the output unit.
- Combined output and input units for example in the form of touch displays, can also be used for both the request and the user input.
- an output when changing to or activating the second operating mode, an output, preferably a display, takes place on an output unit of at least one device, which communicates the operation in the second operating mode to a user outputs or makes recognizable.
- the output to indicate the operation of the at least two medical devices in the second operating mode, i.e. in the coupled operating mode, can preferably take place when the previous verification stage(s) for detecting and changing to the second operating mode have been completed or processed.
- the output of the present embodiment can particularly preferably also take place after an input from the user according to the previously described embodiment, although user input is not a mandatory requirement.
- An optical output unit in particular a display, can preferably be used as the output unit.
- other output units and correspondingly other types of output can also be used.
- an acoustic output unit can generate and output an acoustic output.
- an output unit and/or an input unit preferably a combined input and output unit, to be adapted to the operating mode, in particular automatically adapted, depending on the operating mode of a medical device
- an output unit and/or an input unit preferably a combined input and output unit
- programmable output and/or input units can preferably be used.
- programmable display units and/or input units with programmable or variable input functions can be used.
- the first and second medical device comprises a pump, preferably a roller pump, and in the first operating mode a pump functionality, preferably a suction or rinsing pump functionality, is provided, wherein in the second operating mode a suction-flushing pump functionality of the two roller pumps is provided in a coupled operating mode, preferably as a double roller pump.
- this embodiment has the advantage that the user no longer has to purchase, maintain and train staff with regard to special double roller pumps, since only individual roller pumps have to be purchased and maintained, which can then be used when necessary and after the appropriate transfer in the coupled operating mode can provide the combined or shared functionality of a double roller pump as a suction-flushing pump.
- a third medical device comprises a hose valve and provides valve functionality in the first and second operating modes. It can be particularly advantageously provided that in the second operating mode the valve functionality is controlled or influenced by a correspondingly adjacently arranged medical device with a control function, for example as explained above, so that the hose valve is also capable of one in the second operating mode Contribute to or participate in the combination function of medical devices.
- the medical system comprises at least two medical devices, each of which has at least one near-field wireless communication interface, a control device and a data memory, which are set up to execute computer programs, to carry out a method according to one of the preceding embodiments.
- the control device is particularly preferably designed as a central control device (CPU).
- Fig. 2 an exemplary flowchart of a method according to the invention according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 1 shows a medical system 01 with two medical devices 02.
- the two roller pumps can be operated with removable or exchangeable consumables 03, preferably in the form of coded cassettes.
- the medical devices 02 also have output units 04 with which settings, parameters and operating data can be displayed or output.
- the two medical devices 02 also have near-field wireless communication interfaces 05, which are each arranged near a cover 06 or base 07 of a housing 08 inside the device 02.
- the near field Wireless communication interfaces 05 are arranged in such a way that when the medical devices 02 are arranged directly one on top of the other, as shown in FIG. 1, they are arranged essentially congruently one above the other.
- the range 09 of the two mutually facing near-field wireless communication interfaces 05 is shown in dashed lines in FIG. It can be seen that the ranges 09 are implemented in such a way that the respective near-field wireless communication interface 05 can only detect or reach a further near-field wireless communication interface in the respective range when the medical devices 02 are arranged directly next to one another or one above the other.
- an additional communication interface 10 which in the example of FIG. 1 is a bus system 11, preferably based on a standard protocol such as the Ethernet protocol.
- the detection of this relative arrangement in particular this direct arrangement one above the other of the medical devices 02 by means of the near-field wireless communication interfaces 05, results in the medical devices 02 being transferred to the second operating mode, namely the coupled operating mode, in which a combination function of the medical devices, namely a function as a suction-flushing pump is achieved.
- the medical device that recognizes a connection or connection possibility with its bottom-side near-field wireless communication interface exercises the control function or exercises the master function
- the lower medical device which establishes a connection with its top or cover-side near-field wireless communication interface 05 or a connection option is recognized and controlled by the upper medical device, for which purpose it sends operating data to the upper medical device and receives control data from the upper medical device 02.
- This achieves a dynamic allocation of roles with regard to the control function, in which the upper device or the device that establishes a connection with its bottom-side near-field wireless communication interface 05 or recognizes a connection option takes over or exercises the control function.
- the exchanged control and/or operating data can be exchanged both via the near-field wireless communication interfaces 05 and via the additional communication interfaces 10. Particular preference is given to exchanging real-time data or data for which the shortest and fastest possible transmission and provision is important or critical via the near-field wireless communication interfaces 05 and further control and/or operating data via the additional communication interfaces 10.
- the additional communication interface 10 can be used to further increase security when changing into and with regard to the operation of the second operating mode.
- an output via the output units 04 outputs, in particular displays, the operation in the second operating mode.
- the second operating mode is ended and advantageously automatically or semi-automatically changed from each device 02 to the first operating mode.
- 2 shows an exemplary flowchart for the operation of a medical device 02 according to the present invention.
- a method step S1 the medical device is put into operation.
- a subsequent checking step D1 the check is made as to whether a further medical device 02 has been identified in a specific relative arrangement by reading out or querying the near-field wireless communication interfaces 05.
- method step S2 the medical device 02 is operated in the first operating mode and thus in the individual operating mode. It can optionally be provided that a check according to method step D1 also takes place or is carried out repeatedly in the individual operating mode of the device 02 according to method step S2.
- method step D1 If in method step D1 the identification of a specific relative arrangement of a further medical device is determined, which indicates a need to change to the second operating mode or initiates, enables or at least contributes to the process of changing to the second operating mode, in a further method step D2, for example a further or several further tests are undertaken which are aimed at verifying the transition to the second operating mode.
- the checks in method step D2 can include, for example, a verification via an additional communication interface 10, a user input possibly made upon request and/or a verification based on attachments and/or consumables of the medical device 02.
- these additional verification steps or the at least one additional verification step in method step D2 is not or are not successfully completed, it can be provided, for example, that the method jumps back to the check in method step D1. Alternatively, it can also be provided, which is also indicated by dots in the illustration in FIG. 2, that if the additional verification fails, operation of the medical device in the first operating mode according to method step S2 takes place or is initiated. If the additional verification steps are processed successfully, it can be checked or decided in a further method step D3, for example, whether the present medical device should have or assumes the control function, or whether the medical device should instead be controlled by another medical device. A dynamic assignment can preferably take place, which, as already outlined with reference to FIG.
- the second operating mode can also be determined by evaluating the location, type and/or number of near-field wireless communication interfaces that are connected or connectable to one another.
- the medical device 02 can be operated in the second operating mode by not only exercising or providing the combination function, but also exchanging corresponding data with another medical device in order to exchange control data and/or operating data .
- the two variants S3' and S3" can represent different second operating modes as well as operation as master or slave.
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