KR102272448B1 - Remote management method for personalized health care based on ecg - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a service for sharing personal life log information measured and collected from wearable devices equipped with an ECG (electrocardiogram) sensor and various sensors with a personal doctor, and more specifically, to a service that uses the sensed ECG as environmental information and personal activity It relates to an ECG-based remote personal health management service method that allows a doctor to read the presence or absence of an individual's heart disease in daily life by comparing and analyzing (exercise) amount information. By forcing the app for emergency notification as much as possible, it is possible to promote user safety.

Description

REMOTE MANAGEMENT METHOD FOR PERSONALIZED HEALTH CARE BASED ON ECG

The present invention relates to an ECG-based remote personal health care service method.

Currently, wearable IoT devices such as wearable bands and smart watches are rapidly spreading, but consumers are not aware of the value of improving inconveniences in daily life or making epoch-making changes in their lives through wearable devices. . This is because current wearable device devices remain in the exercise amount management area where product differentiation is difficult. Accordingly, in order to induce consumer purchase motivation, it is necessary to expand from exercise (activity) management to personal health management and prevention.

In addition, since the current portable ECG (electrocardiogram) device operates by measuring and storing an individual's ECG signal and then reading and analyzing the stored information through a separate device installed in the hospital, it is inconvenient for an individual to visit the hospital There may be limitations in reading more accurate data because the doctor can only check the ECG information and cannot know the individual's environment or activity status at the time of measurement.

In addition, there is a need for a personal health care service method so that non-member users are provided with at least a service for handling this in case of emergency.

US 10-2013-0062464 A US 10-2003-0070864 A US 10-2012-0028585 A

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and provides life log information such as ECG data and personal environmental information and activity information measured and collected from wearable devices together to a personal physician, and emergency notification to non-member users An ECG-based remote personal health care service method for providing a service is intended.

An ECG-based remote personal health care service method according to the present invention comprises: a wearable ECG measuring device that detects an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal of an adherer and transmits the measured value to the outside; A plurality of measuring life log data including environmental information that is the body temperature, temperature, altitude, and UV index of the attacher, and personal activity information that is the movement speed of the attacher, the moving distance of the attacher, and the movement type of the attacher a wearable device group including a wearable device of a mobile terminal receiving the ECG signal data received from the wearable ECG measuring device and the life log data received from the wearable device group; a personal physician service server for receiving the ECG signal and the life log data from the portable terminal when the attacher is a member user, analyzing the ECG signal and the life log data, and storing the ECG signal and the life log data as electrocardiogram and life log data information; and a personal physician PC that queries and displays the ECG and life log information analyzed in the personal physician service server at the request of a user of the attending physician. In the personal physician service system, the wearable ECG meter, recommending installation of an emergency notification app having at least an emergency notification function to the portable terminal after interworking with the portable terminal; installing and executing the emergency notification app in the mobile terminal; requesting the user to sign up for membership in order to receive a personal doctor service from the app for emergency notification; acquiring the minimum authority from the mobile terminal when there is an input of not joining the member by the user's input; when the user is a non-member and the ECG signal received by the mobile terminal is abnormal, informing the non-member user of a risk; and when the mobile terminal does not respond to the danger guidance, notifying the emergency situation to other users or emergency measures through another app of the mobile terminal based on the acquired minimum authority that the user is in an emergency situation. can

The method may further include: determining, in the portable terminal, a type of a wearable device connected through Bluetooth by inquiring the wearable device model information registered when the user applies for a personal doctor service; executing, in the portable terminal, an interworking module for data analysis corresponding to a connected wearable device among various types of interworking program modules that have been pre-programmed and installed; extracting, in the executed interworking module, necessary live log data from data received from the wearable device; and converting the extracted data into a standard data format with a pre-negotiated server in the executed interworking module, and transmitting the extracted data to the personal physician service server when the user is a member.

In addition, determining whether an ECG emergency message has been received by the personal PC; If the ECG emergency message is not received, a specific member is selected from the registered member list from the attending physician user on the PC of the personal physician, and it is determined whether abnormal ECG has occurred in the selected member, and if there is an abnormal ECG, it is transmitted to the attending physician user to inform; when receiving the ECG emergency message, selecting the corresponding member after user authentication of the attending physician at the personal physician's PC; displaying the abnormal ECG data of the member on a screen as one of an ECG graph on a time axis or a list of time information at which the abnormal ECG occurred; and in the personal physician service server, when one of the abnormal ECG graph displayed on the screen or the list of time information is selected, the life log data recorded at the time is extracted from the database, and the abnormal ECG data and the life Each life log data on the timeline so that a correlation between log data appears and the ECG data is compared and analyzed with the environmental information and the personal activity information to help the member read the presence or absence of heart disease in daily life It may further include the step of displaying.

In addition, in the mobile terminal, displaying a list of doctors based on at least one of a current location standard, an address standard, an order of popularity, and an order of reputation in the mobile terminal; requesting, from the mobile terminal, a service application to a personal physician service server when a physician is selected by the member user from the displayed list; requesting a user to register wearable device information used in the portable terminal in order to normally receive and extract life log information of the connected wearable device; and when the mobile terminal receives the information to be provided to the attending physician among the life log information provided by the wearable device from the member user, transmitting the information to the personal physician service server.

The mobile terminal may include: a terminal communication unit configured to receive an ECG signal and live log data from at least one of the wearable ECG measuring device and the wearable device group; an ECG signal processing unit for correcting and schematizing the received ECG signal to display the schematized ECG data on the screen of the terminal; a third-party data linkage unit that collects, analyzes, and extracts life log data of various data formats, and converts it into life log data of a specific format; and a terminal service management unit for allowing the short-term user to subscribe to a personal physician service, wherein the personal physician service server receives ECG data and live log data from the portable terminal, and carries the personal physician service subscription processing information a server communication unit that transmits and receives data to and from the terminal and transmits and receives inquiry data to and from the PC of the attending physician according to the request of the PC; a life log management unit for storing the life log data for each individual and by time and performing a search under various conditions; an ECG management unit that stores the ECG data as individual ECG raw data, and analyzes the raw data to determine whether there is an ECG abnormality; a doctor's service processing unit for processing a data inquiry request received from the attending physician's PC and responding to a result; and a server service management unit that manages subscription, cancellation, and authentication (login) of the personal attending physician service.

The present invention collects life log information (location, biometric, exercise and environmental information) from various types of wearable devices on the market and combines it with ECG information measured by a portable wearable ECG measuring device to collect personal health information. By providing it to doctors, it enables more accurate diagnosis and reading of ECG data, establishes a personal doctor contract over the Internet between doctors and individuals in general neighborhood hospitals, and provides more professional medical services and individuals through personal live log data. Provide and receive health care.

For example, if a personal doctor is selected with a smartphone app and live log data measured by his/her wearable device is provided to the attending physician, the attending physician utilizes the periodically provided live log data and the analysis data provided by the server to provide health care. It is possible to provide a service that can diagnose abnormalities and give feedback to individuals.

In particular, by using more specialized biosignal information such as ECG data, it is possible to provide a service differentiated from the existing healthcare service centered on simple exercise and activity amount management.

In addition, non-member users can use the emergency notification service, and related apps can be forced for this purpose.

1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an ECG-based remote personal health management system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of a mobile terminal in the system of Fig. 1;
3 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of a personal attending physician service server in the system of FIG. 1;
4 is a flowchart of a process in which a mobile terminal and a wearable ECG meter are linked to guide the risk of a user who is not a member of the attending physician service;
5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of communicating with wearable devices in the mobile terminal of FIG. 2, extracting lifelog data measured from a registered wearable device, and transmitting the data to a server;
6 is a flowchart showing a process of displaying a meaningful correlation between ECG data and life log data through a personal PC in the system of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a step-by-step procedure for a member user to apply for a personal doctor service in a mobile terminal in the system of FIG. 1 .

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings.

Terms such as first, second, etc. may be used to describe various elements, but the elements should not be limited by the terms. The above terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, a first component may be referred to as a second component, and similarly, a second component may also be referred to as a first component. and/or includes a combination of a plurality of related listed items or any of a plurality of related listed items.

When a component is referred to as being “connected” or “connected” to another component, it is understood that the other component may be directly connected or connected to the other component, but other components may exist in between. it should be On the other hand, when it is said that a certain element is "directly connected" or "directly connected" to another element, it should be understood that no other element is present in the middle. Also, when the first component and the second component on the network are connected or connected, it means that data can be exchanged between the first component and the second component by wire or wirelessly.

In addition, the suffixes "module" and "part" for the components used in the following description are given simply in consideration of the ease of writing the present specification, and do not give a particularly important meaning or role by themselves. Accordingly, the terms “module” and “unit” may be used interchangeably.

When these components are implemented in actual applications, two or more components may be combined into one component, or one component may be subdivided into two or more components as needed. The same reference numerals are assigned to the same or similar components throughout the drawings, and detailed descriptions of the components having the same reference numerals may be omitted instead of being replaced with the descriptions of the above-described components.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, a personal physician service method using ECG (electrocardiogram) and life log information detected by a wearable device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail.

1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an ECG-based remote personal health management system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , the ECG-based remote personal health management system includes a wearable ECG meter 100 , a wearable device group 200 , a mobile terminal 300 , a personal physician service server 400 , and a personal physician PC 500 . may include.

The wearable ECG measuring device 100 is a wearable device or a device attached to the wearable device, and may measure an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal of an attacher (member user). The wearable ECG measuring device 100 may include a potential sensor that detects a user's ECG signal, and a communication module that communicates with an external device. The communication module of the wearable ECG measuring instrument 100 may send and receive data to and from the portable terminal 300 through a Bluetooth protocol.

The wearable device group 200 ( 200 - 1 , 200 - 2 , 200 - 3 ) may include one or more wearable devices that measure various life log data. To this end, the wearable device group 200 may include at least one of a heart rate sensor, a temperature sensor, a UV sensor, an acceleration sensor, and an altitude sensor. The wearable device group 200 may acquire environmental information such as temperature, body temperature, altitude, and UV index through these sensors. The wearable device group 200 may obtain information on the amount of personal activity (exercise) such as a movement speed, a movement distance, and a movement type (walking, running). Hereinafter, life log information (data) means environment information and personal activity amount information.

The wearable device group 200 may refer to one device or a plurality of wearable devices attached to various locations on the user's body. The wearable device group 200 may exchange data with the portable terminal 300 through a short-range communication module such as Bluetooth communication.

The wearable ECG meter 100 and the wearable device group 200 may support the Internet of Things (IoT).

The mobile terminal 300 refers to a terminal having various functions or an application installed in the terminal. The mobile terminal 300 includes a mobile phone, a smart phone, a notebook computer, a digital broadcasting terminal, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a portable multimedia player (PMP), a navigation system, a tablet computer, and an e-book. (e-book) terminals and the like.

The mobile terminal 300 may transmit the ECG signal data received from the wearable ECG meter 100 and the life log data received from the wearable device group 200 to the personal physician service server 400 .

The personal physician service server 400 may store and analyze ECG signals and lifelog data, and provide the analyzed ECG and lifelog information to the personal physician's PC.

The personal attending physician PC 500 may inquire and display ECG and life log information stored and analyzed in the personal attending physician service server 400 at the request of the attending physician.

FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the mobile terminal 300 in the system of FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIG. 2 , the mobile terminal 300 includes a terminal control unit 310 , a terminal communication unit 320 , an ECG signal processing unit 330 , a third party data interworking unit 340 , and a terminal service management unit 350 . ) may be included.

The terminal communication unit 320 may perform short-range communication, and short-range communication technologies such as Bluetooth, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Infrared Data Association (IrDA), Ultra Wideband (UWB), ZigBee, etc. This can be used. The terminal communication unit 320 may receive an ECG signal and live log data from the wearable ECG meter 100 and one or more wearable devices 200 through wireless communication.

The ECG signal processing unit 330 may correct and diagram the received ECG signal. The schematized ECG data may be displayed on the screen of the terminal.

The life log data of the wearable device group 200 has various types of data formats. The third-party data interworking unit 340 may collect, analyze, and extract life log data in various data formats. The third-party data interworking unit 340 may convert life log data of various formats into a specific format. Life log data in a specific format may facilitate data processing in the portable terminal 300 and the personal doctor service server 400 .

The terminal service management unit 350 may enable a terminal user (member user) to subscribe to a personal doctor service through a smart phone or the like.

The terminal control unit 310 controls the overall operation of the portable terminal 300 by generally controlling the operation of the respective units. For example, it is possible to control and process data communication, ECG signal processing, service subscription, and the like.

The mobile terminal 300 includes a mobile communication module for transmitting and receiving wireless signals with at least one of a base station, an external terminal, and a server on a mobile communication network, a wireless Internet access module for wireless Internet access, a GPS module related to location information, and a user interface of the terminal. The control unit may further include a manipulation unit for generating data related to a key input input for operation control. The mobile communication module and the wireless Internet access module may be included in the terminal communication unit 320 .

The terminal control unit 310 transmits the life log data in a specific format processed by the third-party interworking unit 340 and/or the ECG signal corrected by the ECG signal processing unit 330 to the personal physician through the mobile communication module or wireless Internet access module. may be transmitted to the service server 400 .

FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the personal physician service server 400 in the system of FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIG. 3 , the personal physician service server 400 may include a server control unit 410 , a server communication unit 420 , a life log management unit 430 , an ECG management unit 440 , and a attending physician service processing unit 450 . have.

The server communication unit 420 may receive ECG data and live log data through the mobile terminal 300 and the Internet, transmit/receive service subscription processing information of a personal doctor, and may transmit/receive inquiry data according to a request of a PC of the attending physician.

The life log management unit 430 may store life log data for each individual and by time, and perform a search under various conditions.

The ECG management unit 440 may store individual ECGs as raw data, analyze the raw data, and determine whether there is an ECG abnormality using the analyzed ECG information.

The attending physician service processing unit 450 may respond to the result by processing the data inquiry request received from the attending physician PC 500 .

The server service management unit 460 may manage subscription, cancellation, and authentication (login) of the personal doctor service.

The server control unit 410 controls the overall operation of the personal physician service server 400 by generally controlling the operation of each unit.

4 is a flowchart of a process in which the mobile terminal 300 and the wearable ECG meter 100 are linked to guide the risk of a user who is not a member of the attending physician service.

Referring to FIG. 4 , the wearable ECG meter 100 is interlocked with the portable terminal 300 through Bluetooth communication, etc., and the wearable ECG meter 100 sends a message recommending installation of a related app to the portable terminal 300 . There is (S510). The related app is preferably an app for emergency notification having at least an emergency notification function. If the wearable ECG meter 100 is not installed, the wearable ECG meter 100 may not perform the function of the wearable ECG meter 100 to force the user to install the corresponding app. This is to provide the basics of the primary care service in order to keep the minimum safety of users even if they are not members of the primary care service.

When the emergency notification app is executed in the mobile terminal 300 (S515), the emergency notification app may recommend the user to join the attending physician service (S520). When the user becomes a member of the attending physician's service, he or she can receive various services.

If the user does not sign up for a member of the attending physician service, he or she cannot use the various attending physician services. However, it is desirable to provide the minimum function of the attending physician's service, for example, a service that helps the user in an emergency. In order to provide such a minimal doctor's service, the emergency notification app may acquire the minimum authority of the mobile terminal 300 from the user (S525). The minimum permission is call app access and execution permission, and in addition, there may be contact access permission, text message access permission, location information access permission, etc.

When the mobile terminal 300 determines that the ECG signal received from the wearable ECG meter 100 is abnormal ( S535 ) and the user is a non-member, the emergency notification app may inform the non-member user of danger.

When the user does not respond to the danger guidance through the mobile terminal 300 , the emergency notification app is based on the minimum authority obtained from the mobile terminal 300 , through another app of the mobile terminal, other users or emergency measures can notify the emergency situation to (S560).

In addition, the emergency notification app may send an ECG emergency message to the personal physician service server 400 . In this case, even non-members may be provided with some of the services of the attending physician just like general members. For example, a primary care user who has analyzed the ECG emergency message may contact an emergency agency or warn the user of a high risk.

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process in which the mobile terminal of FIG. 2 communicates with wearable devices, extracts lifelog data measured by a registered wearable device, and transmits the extracted life log data to a server.

Referring to FIG. 5 , the portable terminal 300 may determine the type of the wearable device connected through Bluetooth by inquiring the model information of the wearable device 200 registered when the user applies for the personal doctor service ( S610 ).

The mobile terminal 300 may include various types of interworking program modules that are pre-programmed and installed. The mobile terminal 300 may execute an interworking module for data analysis corresponding to the connected wearable device 200 among the various types of interworking program modules (S620).

The executed interworking module may extract necessary live log data from the data received from the wearable device 200 (S630).

The executed interworking module may convert the extracted data into a standard data format with a pre-negotiated server (S640) and transmit it to the personal physician service server 400 via the Internet (S650).

6 is a flowchart illustrating a process of displaying a meaningful correlation between ECG data and life log data through a personal computer in the system of FIG. 1 .

Also, a method for providing data through which a attending physician user can easily read the presence or absence of heart disease from personal live log information is provided.

Referring to FIG. 6 , the personal physician PC 500 may determine whether the ECG emergency message has been received ( S710 ). The ECG emergency message is generally sent from the terminal of the attending physician service member, but may also be transmitted from the terminal of a non-member. As mentioned above, this is to allow non-members to use the service of the attending physician in case of an emergency.

If the ECG emergency message is not received, the personal physician PC 500 may receive a selection of a specific member from the registered member list from the attending physician user (S720). Upon receiving the member selection, the personal physician PC 500 may determine whether an abnormal ECG has occurred in the corresponding member and, if there is an abnormal ECG, may notify the user of this (S730).

When receiving the ECG emergency message, the personal attending physician PC 500 may select a corresponding member after user authentication of the attending physician (S740). When the ECG emergency message originates from a non-member, the personal physician service server 400 may transmit the emergency message to the personal physician's PC 500 when it is determined that the primary care user is using the personal physician's PC 500 . In addition, the emergency message is due to a non-member, and if another primary care user indicates that he/she intends to process the emergency message, a notice may be provided to the primary care user that the emergency message has disappeared from the PC 500 of the individual primary care physician or has been processed.

In this embodiment, when a member or a non-member in an emergency situation is selected from the personal physician PC 500 , it means that the attending physician user can inquire information about the member or non-member information and view it.

Abnormal ECG means that there is an ECG record that is out of the normal range among the ECG records. ECG emergency means that the ECG records are not in the normal range, and there are ECG records in the emergency range. Abnormal ECGs may include ECG emergencies. If the member's ECG is an ECG emergency, the personal attending physician service server 400 may notify the PC 500 of the member's ECG or other contact means of the user of the personal physician PC 500 .

After confirming the existence of the abnormal ECG data, the user of the attending physician may request to inquire about the abnormal ECG data and check the result on the screen (S750). In this case, the screen display method may be expressed as an ECG graph on a time axis or as a list of time information at which an abnormal ECG occurs.

When one of the abnormal ECG graph or time list displayed on the screen is selected, the personal physician service server 400 extracts the life log data recorded at the time from the database (S760), and extracts each life log data on time can be displayed (S770). Through this, the user of the attending physician can see the correlation between the abnormal ECG data and the life log data at a glance. The attending physician compares and analyzes the electrocardiogram data with the environmental information and personal activity information information, so that the member's presence or absence of heart disease in daily life can be read more accurately and in various ways.

7 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure for a member user to apply for a personal doctor service in a mobile terminal in the system of FIG. 1 step by step.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the member user may search for a list of doctors in his/her mobile terminal 300 based on current location criteria, address criteria, popularity order, reputation order, and the like ( S810 ).

If the member user selects a primary care physician after checking detailed primary care physician information from the searched list, the mobile terminal 300 may request a service application from the individual primary care physician service server 400 (S820).

In order for the third-party data interworking unit 340 to normally receive and extract lifelog information of the connected wearable device, the portable terminal 300 may request the user to register the wearable device information used (S830). The mobile terminal 300 may display a list of wearable devices that can be registered on the screen and allow the user to select it.

When the mobile terminal 300 receives the information to be provided to the attending physician among the life log information provided by the wearable device from the member user (S840), the mobile terminal 300 transmits it to the personal attending physician service server 400 (S850), completing the service application can do.

The present invention may be implemented in hardware or software. Implementation The present invention can also be implemented as computer-readable codes on a computer-readable recording medium. That is, it may be implemented in the form of a recording medium including instructions executable by a computer. The computer readable medium includes any type of medium in which data that can be read by a computer system is stored. Computer-readable media may include computer storage media and communication storage media. Computer storage media includes all storable media implemented as any method or technology for information storage, such as computer-readable instructions, data structures, program modules, and other data, and includes volatile/nonvolatile/hybrid memory. Whether or not, it is not limited to whether the detachable / non-separable type. Communication storage media includes a modulated data signal or transmission mechanism, such as a carrier wave, any information delivery media, and the like. And functional programs, codes, and code segments for implementing the present invention can be easily inferred by programmers in the art to which the present invention pertains.

In addition, although preferred embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described above, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and the technical field to which the present invention belongs without departing from the gist of the present invention as claimed in the claims In addition, various modifications may be made by those of ordinary skill in the art, and these modifications should not be individually understood from the technical spirit or perspective of the present invention.

100: wearable ECG meter 200: wearable device group
300: mobile terminal 400: personal attending physician service server
500: Personal PC

Claims (4)

a wearable ECG measuring device that detects an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal of an adherent and transmits the measured value to the outside;
A plurality of measuring life log data including environmental information that is the body temperature, temperature, altitude, and UV index of the attacher, and personal activity information that is the movement speed of the attacher, the moving distance of the attacher, and the movement type of the attacher a wearable device group including a wearable device of
a mobile terminal receiving the ECG signal data received from the wearable ECG measuring device and the life log data received from the wearable device group;
a personal physician service server for receiving the ECG signal and the life log data from the portable terminal when the attacher is a member user, analyzing the ECG signal and the life log data, and storing the ECG signal and the life log data as electrocardiogram and life log data information; and
A personal physician service method of a personal physician service system comprising a personal physician PC that inquires and displays the electrocardiogram and life log information analyzed in the personal physician service server at the request of a user of the attending physician,
recommending, in the wearable ECG measuring device, to install an emergency notification app having at least an emergency notification function in the portable terminal after interworking with the portable terminal;
installing and executing the emergency notification app in the mobile terminal;
requesting the user to sign up for membership in order to receive a personal doctor service from the app for emergency notification;
acquiring the minimum authority from the mobile terminal when there is an input of not joining the member by the user's input;
when the user is a non-member and the ECG signal received by the mobile terminal is abnormal, informing the non-member user of a risk;
when the portable terminal does not respond to the danger guidance, notifying other users or emergency response agencies through another app of the portable terminal based on the acquired minimum authority that the user is in an emergency situation;
determining, in the mobile terminal, the type of wearable device connected through Bluetooth by inquiring the wearable device model information registered when the user applies for a personal doctor service;
executing, in the mobile terminal, an interworking module for data analysis corresponding to a connected wearable device among various types of interworking program modules that have been programmed and installed in advance;
extracting, in the executed interworking module, necessary live log data from data received from the connected wearable device;
converting the extracted data into a standard data format with a pre-negotiated server in the executed interworking module, and transmitting the extracted data to the personal physician service server when the user is a member;
determining whether an ECG emergency message has been received by the PC of the personal physician;
If the ECG emergency message is not received, a specific member is selected from the member list registered by the attending physician on the PC of the personal physician, and it is determined whether abnormal ECG has occurred in the selected member, and if there is an abnormal ECG, it is reported to the user to inform;
when receiving the ECG emergency message, selecting the corresponding member after user authentication of the attending physician in the personal PC;
displaying the abnormal ECG data of the member on a screen as one of an ECG graph on a time axis or a list of time information at which the abnormal ECG occurred; and
In the personal physician service server, when one of the abnormal ECG graph displayed on the screen or the list of time information is selected, the life log data recorded at the time is extracted from the database, and the abnormal ECG data and the life log are selected. Each life log data is displayed on the timeline so that a correlation between the data appears and the ECG data is compared and analyzed with the environmental information and the personal activity information to help the member read the presence or absence of heart disease in daily life. An ECG-based remote personal health care service method comprising the step of displaying. delete delete The method of claim 1,
displaying, in the mobile terminal, a list of doctors based on at least one of a current location standard, an address standard, an order of popularity, and an order of reputation;
requesting a service application from the mobile terminal to a personal doctor service server when a doctor is selected by the member user from the displayed list;
requesting a user to register wearable device information used in the portable terminal in order to normally receive and extract life log information of the connected wearable device; and
The method of claim 1, further comprising: when the mobile terminal receives information to be provided to the attending physician among the life log information provided by the wearable device from the member user, transmitting the information to a personal physician service server.

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