TH25968U - The online patient vital signs reporting system (Plotting Report) generates data from electrocardiogram (ECG) and vital signs monitors, and sends the data in HL7 format to the hospital database (HIS). - Google Patents

Abstract

OCR 10KL (16/05/2025) Patient vital signs reporting system or online mercury form (PLOTTING REPORT) from the electrocardiogram and vital signs monitor, sending data in H17 format to the hospital database system (His). It consists of an electrocardiogram and vital signs monitor (10), the hospital database system (20), where the central processing unit (30) has a newly created computer program (Plotting Report Program) (31) to connect the command set between the electrocardiogram and vital signs monitor (10) and the hospital database system (20). The central processing unit (30) will display the results as graphs, text, colors, one or more combinations in real-time to provide alerts, summarize reports, and record to electronic devices. The patient's various values are reported as a summary sheet (Plotting Report) (50) belonging to the relevant department.

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OCR 10KL (16/05/2568) 1. The patient vital signs reporting system or online mercury form (PLOTTING REPORT) from the ECG and vital signs monitor, sending data in H17 format to the hospital database system (His) has the following characteristics: an ECG and vital signs monitor (10) which measures the ECG, respiration, automatic blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation in real-time, one or more of the following together. The ECG and vital signs monitor (10) will have a first processing unit (11) which measures the ECG, respiration, automatic blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation in real-time, one or more of the following together. The ECG and vital signs monitor (10) will have a first display screen which displays the ECG, respiration, automatic blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation measurements in real-time, one or more of the following together. The first processing unit (11) will connect to the first transmitter (1) which transmits the ECG, respiration, automatic blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation measurements in real-time, one or more of the following together wirelessly to Central Processing Unit (30) The Central Processing Unit (30) is connected to the database section (40) and is responsible for recording and transmitting measurements of electrocardiograms, respiratory measurements, automatic blood pressure measurements, and blood oxygen saturation measurements, either individually or in combination, as the first data. The hospital's database system (20) is responsible for storing selected patient data, medical history, and drug allergy history, either individually or in combination, in real-time. The hospital's database system (20) has a second processing unit (12) connected to a second signaling device (2) which transmits patient data, medical history, and drug allergy history, either individually or in combination, in real-time via wireless or wired connections to the Central Processing Unit (30). The Central Processing Unit (30) is connected to the database section (40) and is responsible for recording patient data, medical history, and drug allergy history, either individually or in combination, as the second data. A special feature is that the Central Processing Unit (30) has a newly created computer program (Plotting Report Program) (31) to process the first and second data and display the results as graphs, text, and colors, either individually or in combination, in real-time to show the patient's condition as the third data. The newly created computer program (Plotting Report Program) (31) connects the set of instructions between the ECG and vital signs monitor (10) and the hospital's database system (20), allowing the first and second data to be combined. The central processing unit (30) connects to a third transmitter (3) which sends the third data to the electronic patient reporting device (Plotting Report) (50) for alerts, summarization, and recording. The electronic patient reporting device (Plotting Report) (50) will have at least one device belonging to the relevant department, with the following operating system: Step 1 (1) The ECG and vital signs monitor (10) performs real-time ECG, respiration, automatic blood pressure measurement, and blood oxygen saturation measurement. It then transmits the ECG, respiration, automatic blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation measurements. One or more of the following in real-time, wirelessly, are sent to the Central Processing Unit (30) as the first data. Step 2 (2) The hospital's database system (20) acts as the patient data storage unit, selecting from patient data, treatment history, drug allergy history, one or more of the following in real-time. The hospital's database system sends the patient data, treatment history, drug allergy history, one or more of the following in real-time to the Central Processing Unit (30) as the second data. Step 3 (3) The Central Processing Unit (30) takes the first and second data, processes it, and displays it as graphs, text, colors, one or more of the following in real-time as the third data. Step 4 (4) The Central Processing Unit (30) sends the third data to the Electronic Patient Reporting Device (Plotting Report) (50) to provide summary report alerts and recordings. The Electronic Patient Reporting Device (Plotting Report) (50) must have at least one device belonging to the relevant parties, including doctors, nurses, relatives, and patients.