KR20140126933A - Smart patient monitoring system - Google Patents

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KR20140126933A
KR20140126933A KR1020130045212A KR20130045212A KR20140126933A KR 20140126933 A KR20140126933 A KR 20140126933A KR 1020130045212 A KR1020130045212 A KR 1020130045212A KR 20130045212 A KR20130045212 A KR 20130045212A KR 20140126933 A KR20140126933 A KR 20140126933A
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a smart patient monitoring system capable of monitoring the history of patient and current state by remotely accessing a patient management server using his/her own smart device regardless of the existence of caregivers and managing patients in real time by notifying the user of emergency automatically through the smart device in case of emergency. In the present invention, the current state of a patient is registered in a database in real time, and the patient current state and history can be remotely monitored using the smart device. Also, the emergency situation of a patient can be dealt with quickly by using the present invention.

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[0001] Smart patient monitoring system [0002]

The present invention relates to a smart patient monitoring system and a smart patient care apparatus, and more particularly, to a smart patient care apparatus and a smart patient care apparatus, To the patient management server, and the patient management server stores the patient status information, manages the patient's status history, and remotely accesses the patient management server through the smart device of the caregiver to monitor the patient's status information in real time A smart patient monitoring system and a smart patient care device.

Patients are generally monitored by patient monitoring through patient monitoring in cases where they are receiving hospital treatment or home health care. However, these patient monitoring devices need to be monitored to see the patient's condition. In case of severe patients, There is a problem that the caregiver who is absent or out is unable to grasp the patient's condition in real time, so a caregiver needs a real-time patient monitoring system that can monitor the patient's condition anytime and anywhere and respond quickly when an emergency occurs.

The present invention aims at real-time management of a patient's condition at any time, taking into consideration the circumstances of a caregiver who is unable to constantly manage patients who are in hospital or in a home healthcare service every hour.

The present invention relates to a smart patient monitoring system that manages a patient's condition using various sensing data, including real-time sensing data obtained by attaching a sensing sensor connected to a smart patient care device to a patient's body or other patient monitoring device The smart patient nursing device transmits the sensing data to the patient management server, and the patient management server stores the sensing data in the database, and the caregiver transmits the sensed data registered in the patient management server Smart device is used to remotely access the patient management server to monitor the patient's status information in real time and to output the message received from the patient management server.

The present invention provides a remote patient monitoring function that is not supported by the existing patient monitoring apparatus, so that the caregiver can remotely monitor the patient's current state and the patient's state history at any time to remotely manage the patient, It is effective to promptly receive a message from the patient management server immediately upon occurrence and to be able to take action quickly.

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a smart patient monitoring system.
Fig. 2 is a view of a sensor device interlocking with a sensor part in a smart patient care device.
Figure 3 is a diagram of the main processing portion of a smart patient care device.
4 is a view of a sensor part of a smart patient care device.
5 is a diagram of a processing portion of a smart patient care device.
6 is a diagram of an operating portion of a smart patient care device.
7 is a schematic diagram of an input device of a smart patient care device.
8 is a schematic diagram of an output device of a smart patient care device.
Figure 9 is an overall view of a smart patient monitoring system.

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

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the overall execution process of a system with respect to interworking between system components such as a device and a server constituting a smart patient monitoring system according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram of a built-in / external sensor device and other patient monitoring devices interlocked with a sensor unit in a smart patient care device, which is a main device of the present invention. Figures 3 to 6 illustrate the function of the major parts of the smart patient care device. FIGS. 7 and 8 are diagrams showing portions where input and output occur in the smart patient monitoring system, respectively. 9 shows a system configuration in an actual implementation of the present invention.

The smart patient monitoring system proposed in the present invention includes a sensor device 100, a patient management server 300, a patient database server 500, and a smart device 400 with a smart patient care device 200 as a center.

The smart patient nursing apparatus 200 is divided into a sensor unit 210, a processing unit 220, and an operation unit 230 to perform respective functions. The sensor device 100 including the built-in sensor device 110 and the external patient monitoring device 120 generates the sensing data 101 to generate the sensor monitoring device 211 in the sensor unit 210 in the smart patient care device 200 The sensor monitoring device 211 collects sensing data 212 from the various sensor devices 100 and analyzes the sensing data 213 and transmits the sensed data to the local storage through the sensing data registration 214 procedure. (214a) and sends the sensing data to the patient management server (300) to access the patient database server (500) to register (214b) in the patient database.

The smart patient nursing apparatus 200 transmits the sensed data analyzed through the sensor unit 210 to the processing unit 220. In the case where the patient's condition is urgent, And transmits the urgent message to the registered smart device 400 by accessing the patient management server 300 immediately after activating the actuator 232. [

The smart patient nursing apparatus 200 sets or inquires the smart patient nursing apparatus 200 through the input of the keypad 224 of its own control panel and the output of the display 223, The information of the patient stored in the database can be browsed.

The sensed data registered through the patient management server 300 and the patient database server 500 are outputted on the screen of the smart device connected remotely to the patient management server 300 and are transmitted to the smart patient nursing device 200 through the patient The emergency message delivered to the management server outputs 420 a server message to the remote smart device 400.

It should be understood that the embodiments shown in the present specification and the configurations shown in the drawings are examples of implementing the basic concept as an embodiment of the present invention.

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A smart patient monitoring system comprising: a sensor monitoring device for collecting various kinds of sensing data by interlocking various internal / external sensor devices and external patient monitoring devices; A smart patient care device including normalizing the collected sensing data by incorporating the sensor monitoring device, transmitting the sensed data to the patient management server, and operating the speaker and the actuator by analyzing the normalized sensing data; Registering the normalized sensing data received from the smart patient nursing device in the patient database server, registering and managing the smart device of the user in the server, enabling the remote access using the registered smart device, A patient management server for transmitting various kinds of messages such as sensing data and emergency messages of the patient; A patient database server for registering and managing the normalized sensing data received from the patient management server; And smart patient monitoring systems, which include smart patient care devices and patient management servers and patient database servers and smart devices.
The method according to claim 1,
And a sensor monitoring device for collecting sensing data by interlocking the sensor device and the patient monitoring device.
The method according to claim 1,
A smart patient care device incorporating a sensor monitoring device, normalizing sensed data, transmitting and registering the sensed data to a patient management server, and analyzing normalized sensed data to determine and execute an operation of the device.
The method according to claim 1,
Storing the normalized sensing data in a database, registering and managing the smart device of the caregiver so that remote access is possible, and transmitting the sensing data and the related information message to the registered smart device
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