KR20240056879A - Patien information transmission and transfer bed assembly comprising the same - Google Patents

Abstract

Meanwhile, the present invention relates to a patient information transmission system and a transfer bed assembly including the same, including a stretcher on which a patient can be fixed; A bed on which the stretcher is detachable and which supports the stretcher upward when combined; and a collection unit that is connected to the stretcher and collects the patient's medical information through one or more means of contact and non-contact targeting at least part of the patient's body, a transmission unit that transmits the medical information collected in the collection unit, and a transmission unit. A transfer bed assembly including a patient information transmission system including a terminal for receiving transmitted medical information is provided.

Description

Patient information transmission system and transfer bed assembly including the same {PATIEN INFORMATION TRANSMISSION AND TRANSFER BED ASSEMBLY COMPRISING THE SAME}

The present invention relates to a patient information transmission system and a transfer bed assembly including the same.

The conventional patient transport bed is composed of a general caster without a shock absorber, so there is no device to absorb shock generated between the caster wheels and the floor when moving the patient transport bed. Due to this, there is a problem that shock is transmitted to the patient being transported, and because there are limitations in moving a bed with wheels attached to a location that is difficult to enter, a stretcher is sometimes required. Therefore, it is a reality that rescues are required to respond to various types of scenes in emergency situations, and when the transport distance from the ambulance to the hospital is long, the medical staff can check the patient's condition even during transport to provide faster and more appropriate treatment. A device is required to enable this to be prepared.

Republic of Korea Public Utility Model Publication No. 20-2012-0007764 (2012. 11. 13)

One embodiment of the present invention aims to detachably combine a stretcher and a transfer bed to reduce unnecessary travel distance.

One embodiment of the present invention aims to enable patient information to be transmitted to medical staff during the patient's transfer process.

The present invention relates to the transmission of patient information, and includes a collection unit connected to a stretcher on which a patient can be fixed, and collecting the patient's medical information through one or more means of contact and non-contact targeting at least a part of the patient's body; A transmission unit that transmits the medical information collected in the collection unit; A patient information transmission system including a terminal that receives medical information transmitted from the transmission unit is provided.

And, the collection unit includes a contact means attached to a patient's body part to collect biometric information including pulse and body temperature; and a non-contact means for collecting biometric information for determining the patient's body temperature and fracture by using an imaging unit spaced a predetermined distance away from the patient. It may include one or more of the following.

Meanwhile, the present invention relates to a patient information transmission system and a transfer bed assembly including the same, comprising: a stretcher on which a patient can be fixed; A bed on which the stretcher is detachable and which supports the stretcher upward when combined; and a collection unit that is connected to the stretcher and collects the patient's medical information through one or more means of contact and non-contact targeting at least part of the patient's body, a transmission unit that transmits the medical information collected in the collection unit, and a transmission unit. A transfer bed assembly including a patient information transmission system including a terminal for receiving transmitted medical information is provided.

And, the collection unit includes a contact means attached to a patient's body part to collect biometric information including pulse and body temperature; and a non-contact means for collecting biometric information for determining the patient's body temperature and fracture by using an imaging unit spaced a predetermined distance away from the patient. It may include one or more of the following.

In addition, the stretcher includes a plurality of plates connected so as to be rotatable at a predetermined angle through at least one connection part; A first frame extending along the circumference of a plurality of plates connected to each other; and a roller unit connected to one of the plurality of plates.

In addition, the bed includes a second frame coupled to the first frame and including guardrails formed in parallel directions; and a support portion to which the second frame is fixed. The support portion may include a leg that is selectively folded and deployed toward the ground, and a wheel provided at a ground-side end of the leg.

In addition, the legs include a first leg and a second leg that intersect each other by a connecting joint, the first leg is connected through the support portion and the first cylinder, and the second leg is connected through the support portion and the second cylinder, Vibration transmitted from the ground can be canceled by the stroke section of the first cylinder and the second cylinder.

In addition, it further includes a control unit that controls the first cylinder and the second cylinder, and the control unit can control the stroke sections of the first cylinder and the second cylinder.

In addition, it further includes a stabilizer electrically connected to the control unit, and the control unit can control the first cylinder and the second cylinder based on balance information detected by the stabilizer.

In addition, the stretcher further includes a strap to secure the patient,

The contact means may be connected to a strap.

In addition, it may include an angle adjustment bar that maintains the rotation angle between the plurality of plates by supporting one of the plurality of plates in a state in which the bed and the stretcher are combined.

Additionally, the angle adjustment bar may be inserted into the support part, and one end may be connected to rotate with the support part.

In addition, the first cylinder is composed of a pair, each of the first pair of cylinders is independently controlled by the control unit, and the second cylinder is composed of a pair, and the pair of second cylinders are each independently controlled by the control unit. can be controlled by

One embodiment of the present invention can provide a transfer bed assembly in which a stretcher and a transfer bed are detachably coupled to reduce unnecessary travel distance.

One embodiment of the present invention can provide a patient information transmission system that allows patient information to be transmitted to medical staff during the patient's transfer process.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a transfer bed assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a transfer bed assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing a patient information transmission system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a side view of a transfer bed assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a schematic diagram showing cylinder control of the control unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, this is only an example and the present invention is not limited thereto.

In describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of the known technology related to the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted. In addition, the terms described below are terms defined in consideration of functions in the present invention, and may vary depending on the intention or custom of the user or operator. Therefore, the definition should be made based on the contents throughout this specification.

The technical idea of the present invention is determined by the claims, and the following examples are merely a means to efficiently explain the technical idea of the present invention to those skilled in the art in the technical field to which the present invention pertains.

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a patient information transmission system 300 and a transfer bed assembly including the same. The patient information transmission system 300 determines the patient's condition from the process of moving the patient when first discovered to rescue the patient, and transmits the patient's biometric information to the location of the medical staff to be moved to ensure a quick and accurate response. It is for this purpose. Furthermore, if the time when the patient is moving is golden time, the purpose is to quickly obtain the patient's biometric information so that appropriate emergency response procedures can be implemented before being moved to a response facility such as a hospital.

Additionally, it can be designed to help with more stable movement to prevent risks from increasing through vibration transmitted to the patient during transport. Of course, one side of the transfer bed assembly for transporting the patient may include at least some components capable of implementing the patient information transmission system 300. Hereinafter, the patient information transmission system 300 and the transfer bed assembly including the same will be described in more detail.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a transfer bed assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a transfer bed assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2(a) shows an exploded perspective view of the flat side, and Figure 2(b) shows a perspective view of the bottom side.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, the transfer bed assembly may be constructed by assembling a stretcher 100 on which a patient can lie down (capable of carrying a patient) and a bed 200. Specifically, the transfer bed assembly, which is an embodiment of the present invention, includes a stretcher 100 on which a patient can be fixed, a bed 200 in which the stretcher 100 is detachable, and supports the stretcher 100 upward when coupled. Includes. And, it may further include a patient information transmission system 300. The patient information transmission system 300 may be provided on one side of the bed 200 or the stretcher 100, and is preferably provided on the stretcher 100 to immediately collect the patient's biometric information upon transfer. You can. Of course, the design is not limited to this, and easy design changes by those skilled in the art may be permitted, such as being provided on the bed 200 or having a portion provided on the bed 200 and the remaining portion provided on the stretcher 100.

When the patient information transmission system 300 is connected to the stretcher 100, a collection unit 310 and a collection unit for collecting the patient's medical information through one or more means of contact and non-contact targeting at least a part of the patient's body. It may include a transmission unit 320 that transmits the medical information collected in the unit 310. Here, a terminal 10 that receives medical information transmitted from the transmitter 320 may be provided. For example, it may be a terminal 10 installed in a facility such as a hospital where medical staff are located, and information through wireless communication, etc. Delivery can be carried out.

By constructing the system 300, the patient's biometric information (information necessary for medical care) can be transmitted to the terminal 10 from the time the patient is transferred to the stretcher 100. Therefore, it is possible to prepare and implement more rapid response treatment.

Meanwhile, the stretcher 100 includes a plurality of plates 110 connected so as to be rotatable at a predetermined angle through at least one connection part, a first frame 120 extending along the circumference of the plurality of plates 110 connected to each other, and a plurality of It may include a roller unit 112 connected to one of the plates 110. The plurality of plates 110 may be connected to each other so that the plurality of plates 110 arranged in the extension direction are rotated to correspond to the patient's normal joints. For example, three or more parts such as the upper body, thighs, and calves may be arranged in the direction of the kidneys.

In addition, the first frame 120 extending along the circumference of the plate group 110 formed by the plurality of plates 110 arranged on the same line may be coupled to at least one plate 110. For example, when three plates 110 corresponding to the upper body, thighs, and calves are provided, the plate 110 corresponding to the thighs and the first frame 120 may be connected.

The first frame 120 may be connected to the bed 200. Specifically, the bed 200 is coupled to the first frame 120 and includes a second frame 210 including guardrails formed in parallel directions and a support portion 220 to which the second frame 210 is fixed. can do. Here, the support portion 220 may include a leg that is selectively folded and deployed toward the ground, and a wheel provided at the ground-side end of the leg. The wheels can help the transport bed assembly move along the ground after being coupled with the stretcher 100.

The stretcher 100 may further include a strap to secure the transferred patient. Among the collection units 310, in the case of a contact means that touches the patient's body, it can be connected to a strap and contact one of the patient's body parts to collect the patient's biometric information. As an example, the collection unit 310 may be connected to a strap, and the transmission unit 320 may be connected to one side of the plate 110. Of course, the collection unit 310 is not limited to this and may be provided separately. As another example, the patient's biometric information may be collected through contact or non-contact with the patient without a separate connection to the stretcher 100. Here, non-contact may mean collecting physical information using radiation, such as X-ray imaging, using a means such as an imaging unit such as a camera.

In addition, it may include an angle adjustment bar 223 that maintains the rotation angle between the plurality of plates 110 by supporting one of the plurality of plates 110 in a state in which the bed 200 and the stretcher 100 are combined. there is. Here, the angle adjustment bar is inserted into the support part 220, and one end may be connected so as to rotate with the support part 220. That is, the angle adjustment bar 223 is designed to be selectively used by inserting it into or withdrawing it from the support portion 220 as needed.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing a patient information transmission system 300 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, as described above, the patient information transmission system 300 is connected to the stretcher 100 on which the patient can be fixed, and targets at least a part of the patient's body through one or more means of contact and non-contact. It includes a collection unit 310 that collects the patient's medical information and a transmission unit 320 that transmits the medical information collected by the collection unit 310. Furthermore, it may include a terminal 10 that receives medical information transmitted from the transmitter 320.

The terminal 10 may receive the patient's biometric information collected by the collection unit 310 from the transmission unit 320. Of course, the terminal 10 can not only receive information but also process information. That is, the terminal 10 includes a display, and may process the received information into predetermined information by calculating it through a calculation unit and display it on the display. The display refers to output and may be liquid crystal displayed on the screen of a certain device, or may be a printed output.

In addition, the collection unit 310 is a contact means attached to the patient's body part to collect biometric information including pulse and body temperature, and an imaging unit spaced a predetermined distance away from the patient to determine the patient's body temperature and biometric information to determine whether there is a fracture. A patient information transmission system 300 is provided, including one or more non-contact means for collecting. As a specific example, it may take the form of a patch attached to the patient's body through a contact means or a pad worn to measure the patient's blood pressure, pulse, or body temperature. In addition, as a non-contact means, it is possible to check the patient's body temperature or the presence of a fracture site through an It may be provided as a configuration.

Figure 4 is a side view of a transfer bed assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, the legs including the first leg 221 and the second leg 222 have the shape of the first leg 221 and the second leg 222 intersecting each other by the connecting joint 220a. You can have it. The first leg 221 is connected through the support portion 220 and the first cylinder (221a), and the second leg 222 is connected through the support portion 220 and the second cylinder (222a), and the first cylinder Vibration transmitted from the ground may be canceled by the stroke section of (221a) and the second cylinder (222a). That is, when the wheel located at one end of the first leg 221 transmits vibration generated from the irregular ground, the first cylinder 221a located at the other end of the first leg 221 generates a stroke to offset the vibration. This allows offset or alleviated vibration to be transmitted to the patient.

Specifically, a reaction to the action occurring between the wheel and the ground may be transmitted to the first cylinder 221a and the second cylinder 222a through the first leg 221 and the second leg 222, respectively. The reaction can be accommodated within a stroke sufficiently secured to accommodate this. Accordingly, the vibration transmitted to the patient can be significantly attenuated.

Furthermore, it may further include a control unit 250. The control unit 250 may control the stroke sections of the first cylinder 221a and the second cylinder 222a to maintain the horizontality of the stretcher 100 regardless of the reaction. For example, it further includes a control unit 250 that controls the first cylinder 221a and the second cylinder 222a, and the control unit 250 controls the stroke section of the first cylinder 221a and the second cylinder 222a. In order to control, horizontal information (slope information) can be received from the stabilizer 251. In addition, the first cylinders 221a are composed of a pair, the pair of first cylinders 221a are each independently controlled by the control unit 250, and the second cylinders 222a are composed of a pair, The pair of second cylinders 222a may each be independently controlled by the control unit 250. This will be explained in more detail with reference to FIG. 5 below.

Figure 5 is a schematic diagram showing cylinder (Cyl) control of the control unit 250 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, it further includes a stabilizer 251 electrically connected to the control unit 250, and the control unit 250 controls the first cylinder 221a and the first cylinder 221a based on the balance information detected by the stabilizer 251. The second cylinder 222a can be controlled. In other words, what is controlled by the control unit 250 is not the size or timing of the stroke, but is to maintain the horizontality of the stretcher 100. To implement this, the control unit 250 controls the stabilizer and the hydraulic adjustment unit 252. may include.

The control unit 250 may be located on the bottom of the bed 200. The stabilizer 251 can detect the current inclination compared to the horizontal state at a fixed position, and transmits the detected inclination information to the hydraulic adjusting unit to adjust the height by applying or subtracting hydraulic pressure to the cylinder (Cyl). You can. Here, adjusting the height means determining the position through the addition or subtraction of hydraulic pressure during the stroke section of the cylinder (Cyl), so that the bed 200 can be maintained horizontal in response to the irregular ground.

In this way, the stabilizer 251 can receive position information within the stroke section of the cylinder (Cyl) in real time and compare it with the horizontal state, and transmit information to add or decrease hydraulic pressure to the hydraulic pressure adjustment unit 252 to compensate for this. You can. The hydraulic pressure adjustment unit 252 adjusts the hydraulic pressure with a cylinder (Cyl) to maintain horizontality even while moving on an irregular surface.

Although representative embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications can be made to the above-described embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention. . Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, but should be determined by the claims and equivalents of the claims as well as the claims described later.

10: terminal
100: Stretcher
110: plate
111: Fixed strap
112: roller part
120: 1st frame
200: Bed
210: 2nd frame
220: support part
220a: connection joint
221: 1st leg
221a: first cylinder
222: 2nd leg
222a: 2nd cylinder
223: Angle adjustment bar
250: control unit
251: stabilizer
252: Hydraulic adjustment unit
300: Patient information transmission system
310: collection unit
320: Transmission unit
Cyl: Cylinder

Claims (13)

a collection unit connected to a stretcher on which the patient can be immobilized, and collecting medical information of the patient through at least one of contact and non-contact means targeting at least a part of the patient's body;
a transmission unit that transmits the medical information collected by the collection unit; and
A patient information transmission system comprising: a terminal that receives the medical information transmitted from the transmission unit.
In claim 1,
The collection department,
Contact means attached to the patient's body part to collect biometric information including pulse and body temperature; and
Non-contact means for collecting biometric information for determining body temperature and fracture of the patient by an imaging unit spaced a predetermined distance away from the patient; A patient information transmission system that includes one or more of the following:
Stretchers on which the patient can be immobilized;
A bed on which the stretcher is detachable and which supports the stretcher upward when coupled; and
A collection unit connected to the stretcher and collecting the patient's medical information through one or more means of contact and non-contact targeting at least a part of the patient's body, a transmission unit transmitting the medical information collected by the collection unit, and A patient information transmission system including a terminal that receives the medical information transmitted from the transmission unit. A transfer bed assembly comprising a.
In claim 3,
The collection department,
Contact means attached to the patient's body part to collect biometric information including pulse and body temperature; and
Non-contact means for collecting biometric information for determining body temperature and fracture of the patient by an imaging unit spaced a predetermined distance away from the patient; A transfer bed assembly comprising one or more of the following:
In claim 3,
The stretcher is,
a plurality of plates connected to each other so that they can be rotated at a predetermined angle through at least one connection part;
a first frame extending along the circumference of the plurality of plates connected to each other; and
A transfer bed assembly comprising a roller unit connected to one of the plurality of plates.
In claim 5,
The bed is,
A second frame coupled to the first frame and including guardrails formed in parallel directions; and
It includes a support part to which the second frame is fixed,
The support part,
A transfer bed assembly comprising legs that are selectively folded and deployed toward the ground, and wheels provided on the ground-side ends of the legs.
In claim 6,
The legs include a first leg and a second leg that are intersected by a connecting joint,
The first leg is connected to the support and the first cylinder, and the second leg is connected to the support and the second cylinder,
A transfer bed assembly in which vibration transmitted from the ground is canceled by the stroke section of the first cylinder and the second cylinder.
In claim 7,
Further comprising a control unit that controls the first cylinder and the second cylinder,
The control unit,
A transfer bed assembly that controls stroke sections of the first cylinder and the second cylinder.
In claim 8,
Further comprising a stabilizer electrically connected to the control unit,
The transfer bed assembly wherein the control unit controls the first cylinder and the second cylinder based on balance information detected by the stabilizer.
In claim 4,
The stretcher is,
Further comprising a strap for securing the patient,
The transfer bed assembly wherein the contact means is connected to the strap.
In claim 5,
A transfer bed assembly comprising an angle adjustment bar that maintains a rotation angle between the plurality of plates by supporting one of the plurality of plates in a state in which the bed and the stretcher are coupled.
In claim 11,
The angle adjustment bar is inserted into the bed, and one end is included in the bed so that it rotates from the bed.
In claim 8,
The first cylinder is composed of a pair, and each pair of first cylinders is independently controlled by the control unit,
The transfer bed assembly is comprised of a pair of second cylinders, and each pair of second cylinders is independently controlled by the control unit.