TWM466638U - The e-nursing cart - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation is related one kind of Nursing Cart. The Bar-code Reader or RFID Reader on the E-Nursing Cart scanning sickness person's Bar-code or the RFID Tag to enable the medical care personnel to control the newest and the most correct case history from the computer rapidly. The measured physiological information is transmitted by wire or wireless means to the computer to make the data processing on the E-Nursing Carts directly. It could reduce the repetition transcription record work. In addition, it also could transmit the physiological information by wire or wireless means to the information bank system (e.g. Health Level 7 File Server) to make the file storage and the management, enables the medical care personnel to control the newest and the most correct case history from the computer rapidly.

Description

E-chemical care work car

This creation department is related to an E-type nursing work vehicle that can be used as a medical staff to move the patient's physiological measurement data and query patient-related information. There is a barcode reader (Bar-code Reader) or radio frequency identification on the vehicle. (RFID Reader), physiological monitoring unit (such as electronic sphygmomanometer, blood oxygen concentration machine, electronic thermometer, electrocardiograph, respiratory measurement device), physiological monitoring transmission device, central processing transmission device and a centrally connected wireless network Processing device (such as a computer).

A Bar-code Reader or RFID Reader on the E-care work cart scans the bar code or RFID tag on the patient or on the bed. The medical staff can quickly grasp the latest and most correct information of the patient from the computer and identify the patient's identity. The E-care nursing work vehicle physiological monitoring unit (such as electronic blood pressure meter, blood oxygen concentration machine, electronic thermometer, electrocardiograph, breathing volume) Measuring device), measuring the physiological information, through the wired or physiological monitoring transmission device (such as 2.4G Bluetooth / GPRS / GSM / 3G / Wibree / ZigBee), directly back to the computer on the E-care work car to do the data Processing, reducing duplication of copying care records.

In addition, the measured physiological information can be transmitted to the database system (Health Information Exchange HL7 File Server) by wire or by wireless central processing transmission device (TCP/IP) for file storage and management. Let medical staff quickly grasp the latest and most accurate information of patients.

E-care work car, because it has saved working time, can provide better medical services for patients, so it is the latest development trend at home and abroad. However, at present, the E-chemical care work vehicle can only measure the physiological data records of patients. Manual treatment, when the nursing staff used to take care of the treatment, the handwritten records were recorded, and the oral instructions and handwritten care cards were handed over during the handover, which was time-consuming and laborious, and the patient's identity and medical records were identified during the measurement of the patient's physiological data. Storage and management are also more prone to errors and will delay the interpretation and treatment of test results. Therefore, it is very important that the patient's identity is identified and the physiological data stored at the same time to confirm that it is correct.

Applying information technology to medical services and improving patient safety is the latest development trend at home and abroad. In view of this, a new type of E-care work vehicle has been developed, and the general E-care work vehicle is manually modified to use the patient's physiological data measurement data to be converted to a wired or wireless transmission device (2.4G Bluetooth/GPRS/GSM). /3G/Wibree/ZigBee) automatically reads and transmits to the nursing work car, and then the patient measurement data is transmitted to the hospital database system by the nursing work car, thus subtracting the time of repeated copying and nursing records, improving work efficiency and timely Add the patient's condition to the patient's medical record, apply information technology to medical services, and expand the scope of its application.

At present, wireless transmission devices are generally classified into the following types:

1. Global System for Mobile Communications, or GSM, is currently the most widely used mobile phone standard. About one billion people in more than 200 countries and regions around the world are using GSM phones.

2. General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) is another mobile data service of GSM mobile phones. It is described as "2.5G", which means that the technology is between the second generation (2G) and third generation (3G) mobile communication technologies. The third-generation mobile communication technology (3rd-generation, 3G) refers to cellular mobile communication technology that supports high-speed data transmission, providing high-speed data advantages, and the rate is generally several hundred kbps or more.

Bluetooth is a device that uses short-range radio transmission, using ISM (Industrial Scientific Medical): 2.45GHz (2.402 ~ 2.480GHz) frequency band, suitable for voice and data communication. ZigBee is a wireless network protocol, mainly Developed by the ZigBee Alliance, the underlying layer is the media access layer and the physical layer using the IEEE 802.15.4 standard specification. The main features are low speed, low power consumption, support for a large number of network nodes, and support for multiple network topologies.

Wibree wireless technology is a short-range wireless transmission technology with ultra-low power consumption. Its frequency wave is similar to that of Bluetooth. It uses 2.4GHz ISM band, the transmission data rate is 1Mbps, and the operating distance is 10 meters. Wibree provides a communication link between small devices designed for applications with low transmission data rates and low transmission frequencies.

This creation applies its above transmission technology to the transmission of patient-related information.

HL7 (Health Level 7, Health Information Exchange Level 7 Agreement) is mainly to establish a communication protocol (Protocol) between various hospital systems, including clinical, insurance, administrative management, inspection and other electronic materials. The exchange of important data between different application systems of various medical institutions enables the global medical industry to have a common feature in addition to regional development, so that different medical institutions or regional data can be transmitted through standard interfaces. The digitalization of medical records related information makes communication more expansive and consistent.

This creation department is related to an E-type nursing work vehicle that can be used as a medical staff to move the patient's physiological measurement data and query patient-related information. There is a barcode reader (Bar-code Reader) or radio frequency identification on the vehicle. (RFID Reader), physiological monitoring unit (electronic sphygmomanometer, blood oxygen concentration machine, electronic thermometer, physiological monitoring transmission device, central processing transmission device and a central processing device capable of connecting wireless network - computer.

A Bar-code Reader or RFID Reader on the E-care work cart scans the bar code or RFID tag on the patient or on the bed. The medical staff can quickly grasp the latest and most correct information of the patient from the computer and identify the patient's identity. The E-care nursing work vehicle physiological monitoring unit (electronic sphygmomanometer, blood oxygen concentration machine, electronic thermometer, electrocardiograph, respiratory measurement) Device), measuring the physiological information obtained through a wired or physiological monitoring transmission device (2.4G Bluetooth/GPRS/GSM/3G/Wibree/ZigBee), Directly returned to the computer on the E-care work car for data processing, reducing the need for repeated copying of nursing records. In addition, the measured physiological information can be transmitted to the database system (Health Information Exchange HL7 File Server) by wire or by wireless central processing unit transmission device (TCP/IP) for file storage and management. So that medical staff can quickly grasp the latest and most correct information of patients.

When the patient is from the clinic, inspection, from admission to discharge, bar code or RFID tag is attached to the patient. Through the E-care work car, the medical staff can immediately measure the patient's physiological information and confirmation. Medical record identification, if you need to change the ward or transfer, the medical staff can read the latest treatment situation at any time, save the time of the medical staff, accurately transfer the patient's physiological information to the database system, combined with the above characteristics, the creation is a practical and innovative design. .

In addition, the E-care work car of this creation also has a hanging basket, emergency pull board and waste storage container for the convenience of the nursing staff.

The following is a detailed description of the specific embodiments and the accompanying drawings, and it is easier to understand the purpose, technical content, features and functions of the present invention.

1‧‧‧E-chemical care work car

10‧‧‧Car body

11A‧‧‧Support frame

11B‧‧‧ Wheels

12‧‧‧Central processing unit

12A‧‧‧Computer host

12B‧‧‧ display

12C‧‧‧Input device

14‧‧‧Working platform

16‧‧‧ hanging basket

17‧‧‧First aid puller

18‧‧‧Waste storage container

20‧‧‧Physical monitoring device

22‧‧‧Physical monitoring transmission device

24‧‧‧Central processing transmission

30‧‧‧Barcode reader or RFID reader

32‧‧‧Bar code or RFID tag

40‧‧‧Database system

Figure 1 is a schematic view of the structure of an E-care work vehicle.

Figure 2 is a block diagram of the information transmission of the E-care nursing work vehicle.

Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 . According to an embodiment of the present invention, an E-care work vehicle 1 includes a vehicle body 10 , at least one work platform 14 , a central processing unit 12 , a code reader 30 , and a Physiological monitoring device 20, a physiological monitoring transmission device 22, and a central processing transmission device 24. The vehicle body 10 includes a support frame 11A and a plurality of wheels 11B, and a plurality of wheels 11B are located at the bottom of the support frame 11A for moving the E-care work vehicle 1. The work platforms 14 are spaced apart from the vehicle body 10. The central processing unit 12 is located on the vehicle body 10 for data processing purposes. A Bar-code Reader 30 is connected to the central processing unit 12 and scans a code 32 (Bar-code), wherein the barcode 32 can be a strip on a patient or a hospital bed. code. The physiological monitoring device 20 measures the physiological information of the patient. The physiological monitoring transmission device 22 is coupled to the physiological monitoring device 20 and the central processing device 12 for transmitting physiological information. The central processing transmission device 24 is coupled to the central processing unit 12 and a database 40 system for transmitting physiological information.

Traditional nursing work vehicles can only be used as general care work and have limited use. This case combines the traditional concept of nursing work vehicles with E-care. In general care, it can simultaneously monitor physiological values, transmit and record various messages. Please refer to FIG. 1 again. In addition, the body 10 of the present case enables the E-care work vehicle 1 to move quickly, for timeliness and convenience. The work platform 14 also utilizes the concept of a traditional care work vehicle, which can house various medicines, medical appliances, and the like. The work platform 14 is not limited to the uppermost layer, and may also include the second, third, and the like disposed below the first layer.

In one embodiment, the central processing unit 12 (shown in FIG. 1) is a computer system. The computer system can include a display 12A, a computer host 12B, and an input device 12C (such as the keyboard shown in FIG. 1).

In one embodiment, the physiological monitoring device 20 (shown in FIG. 1) is at least one of the group consisting of an electronic sphygmomanometer, a blood oxygen concentration machine, an electronic thermometer, an electrocardiograph, and a respiratory measurement device.

In an embodiment, the transmission mode of the physiological monitoring transmission device 22 (shown in FIG. 2) is 2.4G Bluetooth wireless transmission mode, Wibree wireless transmission mode, or ZigBee wireless transmission mode.

In an embodiment, the transmission mode of the physiological monitoring transmission device 22 (shown in FIG. 2) is a GPRS wireless transmission mode, a GSM wireless transmission mode, or a 3G wireless transmission mode.

In one embodiment, the measured physiological information can be transmitted to the database system 40 for storage and management by the central processing unit 12 (shown in FIG. 1) using the Health Information Exchange Layer 7 protocol (HL7 File Server). Wherein the transmission system passes through the central processing transmission device 24 (shown in Figure 2).

In one embodiment, the central processing transmission device 24 (shown in Figure 2) It is in accordance with the TCP/IP wireless transmission protocol.

In an embodiment, at least one hanging basket 16 (shown in FIG. 1 ) is disposed on the vehicle body 10 . The hanging basket 16 can be hung on the side of the body 10 for placing debris, medicine or medical equipment, and the like.

In an embodiment, the emergency puller 17 (shown in FIG. 1) can be pulled out for use or storage. The function of the emergency puller 17 is to keep the shoulders and backs of the first-aid person straight, so that the pressing of the CPR first-aid can directly massage the heart, and the emergency personnel can correctly judge the depth of the press; on the other hand, the first-aid can be maintained. The airway is open. The design of the emergency puller 17 can be pulled out and stored. When it is not needed, it can be conveniently stored to save space. When it is needed, it can be taken out immediately and has timeliness.

In one embodiment, at least one waste storage container 18 (shown in FIG. 1) is disposed on the vehicle body. When taking care, there are often medical waste such as cotton, discarded needles, gauze, etc., and the waste storage container 18 can facilitate the caregiver to discard the waste.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , an E-care work vehicle 1 includes a vehicle body 10 , at least one working platform 14 , a central processing unit 12 , and a radio frequency identifier 30 . A physiological monitoring device 20 and a central processing transfer device 24. The structure and principle of the related components are as described above, and are not to be mentioned here. The only difference is that the bar code reader 30 described above replaces the RFID reader 30 of the cost embodiment.

In addition, referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 again, the workflow of the E-care work vehicle 1 is as follows: a Bar-code Reader 30 or a RFID reader on the E-care work cart 1 30) Read a barcode (Bar-code) 32 or a radio frequency identification tag (RFID Tag) 32 on the patient or on the hospital bed to obtain patient information and display it on the central processing unit 12.

After the physiological monitoring device 20 measures the physiological information of the patient, the physiological monitoring transmission device 22 is wired or wirelessly transmitted to 2.4G Bluetooth/GPRS/GSM/ The 3G/Wibree/ZigBee transmission method transmits the measured physiological information to the central processing unit 12 to store the physiological information. At the same time, the measured physiological information is transmitted to the database system 40 for file storage and management by means of TCP/IP transmission in a wired manner or through a wireless central processing transmission device 24.

In summary, a new type of E-care work vehicle of the present invention manually converts the patient's physiological data measurement data into a general E-care work vehicle, and automatically converts it to a nursing work vehicle by using a wired or wireless transmission device. The patient's measurement data is transmitted to the hospital database system by the nursing work vehicle. Therefore, the time of repeated copying of the nursing record is reduced, the work efficiency is improved, the patient's condition is added to the patient's medical record in time, and information technology is applied to the medical service. Expand its scope of application.

The embodiments and drawings described above are only for explaining the technical idea and characteristics of the present invention, and the purpose thereof is to enable those skilled in the art to understand the contents of the present invention and implement them according to the present invention. The scope of patents, that is, the equivalent changes or modifications made by the authors in accordance with the spirit of this creation, shall remain covered by the scope of this creation.

1‧‧‧E-chemical care work car

12‧‧‧Central processing unit

20‧‧‧Physical monitoring device

22‧‧‧Physical monitoring transmission device

24‧‧‧Central processing transmission

30‧‧‧Barcode reader or RFID reader

32‧‧‧Bar code or RFID tag

40‧‧‧Database system

Claims (22)

An E-care work vehicle comprises: a vehicle body comprising a support frame body and a plurality of wheels, wherein the plurality of wheels are located at the bottom of the support frame body for moving the E-care work vehicle; at least one work a platform disposed on the vehicle body; a central processing device located on the vehicle body for data processing purposes; a code reader coupled to the central processing device for scanning a code; a physiological monitoring device Measuring at least one physiological information of a patient; a physiological monitoring transmission device coupled to the physiological monitoring device and the central processing device for transmitting the physiological information; and a central processing transmission device coupled to the central processing device and a database The system is used to transmit the physiological information. The E-treatment work vehicle of claim 1, wherein the central processing unit is a computer system. The E-care work vehicle of claim 2, wherein the computer system comprises a computer host, a display, and an input device. The E-care work vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the physiological monitoring device is at least one of a group consisting of an electronic sphygmomanometer, a blood oxygen concentration machine, an electronic thermometer, an electrocardiograph, and a respiratory measuring device. . The E-care work vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the transmission mode of the physiological monitoring transmission device is 2.4G Bluetooth wireless transmission mode, Wibree wireless transmission mode or ZigBee wireless transmission mode. The E-care work vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the transmission mode of the physiological monitoring transmission device is a GPRS wireless transmission mode, a GSM wireless transmission mode, or a 3G wireless transmission mode. The E-care work vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the physiological information obtained by the measurement is transmitted by the central processing device to the database system for file storage and management by using a health information exchange HL7 File Server. . The E-care work vehicle of claim 1, wherein the central processing unit transmission device conforms to a TCP/IP transmission protocol. The E-care work vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising at least one hanging basket disposed on the vehicle body. The E-care work vehicle of claim 1, further comprising at least one emergency puller plate disposed on the vehicle body, wherein the emergency puller plate can be pulled out for use or storage. The E-care work vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising at least one waste storage container disposed on the vehicle body. An E-care work vehicle comprises: a vehicle body comprising a support frame body and a plurality of wheels, wherein the plurality of wheels are located at the bottom of the support frame body for moving the E-care work vehicle; at least one work a platform disposed on the vehicle body; a central processing device located in the vehicle body for data processing purposes; a radio frequency identifier connected to the central processing device and scanning a radio frequency identification tag; and a physiological monitoring device Measure at least one physiological information of a patient; a physiological monitoring transmission device coupled to the physiological monitoring device to communicate with the central processing device for transmitting the physiological information; and a central processing transmission device coupled to the central processing device The database system is used to transmit the physiological information. The E-treatment work vehicle of claim 12, wherein the central processing unit is a computer system. The E-care work vehicle of claim 13, wherein the computer system comprises a computer host, a display, and an input device. The E-treatment work vehicle of claim 12, wherein the physiological monitoring device is at least one of the group consisting of an electronic sphygmomanometer, a blood oxygen concentration machine, an electronic thermometer, an electrocardiograph, and a respiratory measurement device. . The E-care work vehicle according to claim 12, wherein the transmission mode of the physiological monitoring transmission device is 2.4G Bluetooth wireless transmission mode, Wibree wireless transmission mode or ZigBee wireless transmission mode. The E-care work vehicle according to claim 12, wherein the transmission mode of the physiological monitoring transmission device is a GPRS wireless transmission mode, a GSM wireless transmission mode, or a 3G wireless transmission mode. The E-care work vehicle of claim 12, wherein the physiological information obtained by the measurement is transmitted by the central processing device to the database system for file storage and management by using a health information exchange HL7 File Server. The E-care work vehicle of claim 12, wherein the central processing device transmission device is compliant with a TCP/IP wireless transmission protocol. The E-care work vehicle of claim 12, further comprising at least one hanging basket disposed on the vehicle body. The E-care work vehicle of claim 12, further comprising at least one emergency puller plate disposed on the vehicle body, wherein the emergency puller plate can be pulled out for use or storage. The E-care work vehicle of claim 12, further comprising at least one waste storage container disposed on the vehicle body.