WO2005048160A2 - Systeme de surveillance sanitaire mettant en oeuvre le diagnostic medical - Google Patents
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- the problem The part of remote monitoring in the overall medico-social care of patients, and in particular home support (MAD) for patients, is set to develop and with it remote monitoring which makes it possible to assess a risk situation in the absence of nursing staff.
- the remote monitoring of a patient is carried out with recording devices (medical assistance equipment, sensors, camera, etc.) placed in the patient's environment and which, in the event of an anomaly, transmit a signal via a communication network to persons designated to assist the patient.
- recording devices medical assistance equipment, sensors, camera, etc.
- These systems detect crisis states (eg fall, heart rhythm disorder) in patients whose risks are identified and who are generally subject to intensive surveillance.
- the remote alarm is widely used in MAD, either in addition to medical devices, or alone. This term includes various devices, fixed or on-board, activated by the person to trigger the call to emergency numbers by the PSTN or GSM network. These devices, apart from their great simplicity of use, have the major drawback of not making it possible to assess the real gravity of the situation.
- Intelligent sensors Multi-sensor devices connected to the patient or placed in his living space, respectively allow a more complete physiological monitoring (electrocardiogram, 02 saturation, sodium on the skin, etc.) and the appreciation of the environmental factors which act on the patient.
- physiological monitoring electrocardiogram, 02 saturation, sodium on the skin, etc.
- the use of such systems implies a local medical service which interprets the data.
- the implementation of this expensive logistics today limits its application in MAD to the surveillance of acute pathologies.
- the medical permanence is alerted of the health incident as soon as the information provided by the probe reaches the alarm threshold. In this case, it is necessary to analyze the information prior to the alarm to possibly detect relevant information concerning the diagnosis to be made. Thus, when the alarm occurs, the medical permanence is faced with an emergency situation without being able to systematically place the alarm in context general of the patient (medical and surgical history, allergies, ).
- each information relates to a specific medical parameter - voltage, electrocardiogram (ecg), temperature, etc.
- the solution aims to remedy at least one of the drawbacks mentioned above.
- It relates to a health surveillance method implementing a medical diagnosis established by a medically qualified person vis-à-vis a patient monitored remotely, in particular at his home, and followed via a communication network, characterized in that: - The medically qualified person associates medical data with health actions in a server via monitoring rules, - The server programs a remote terminal, located near the patient so that the remote terminal implements an automation applying the rules for monitoring medical data supplied to the terminal by at least one sensor associated with the patient and / or by a man-machine interface of the remote terminal and / or by a man-machine interface of a network station and / or by the network. Thanks to the invention, it appears that a medically qualified person can be genuinely helped by automatic means for monitoring a patient.
- the medical data supplied to the terminal by a patient-specific sensor and / or by a man-machine interface of the remote terminal and / or by a man-machine interface of a networked station and / or by the network are transmitted to the medically qualified person via a communication network so that the latter takes into account this transmitted data to possibly modify the monitoring rules associating the data and health actions at the server level.
- at least one sensor and / or a man-machine interface is integrated into the remote terminal. In one embodiment, we add, modify or eliminate monitoring rules on the server via the communication network automatically or manually.
- means are associated with the remote terminal for testing its communication with the medically qualified person and / or with a third party so as to ensure the sending of alerts to this person and / or to this third party when rules are implemented.
- the sensor and / or the man-machine interface of the remote terminal and / or the man-machine interface of the network station and / or the network transmits data discontinuously to the terminal.
- different sensors are used to measure several medical data of distinct categories.
- the sensors considered aim to measure data from at least one of the following categories of data: blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, skin temperature, sodium level on the skin, kinetic and / or kinematic parameters of the body, a blood test, an analysis of urine and / or stool and / or blood gases, weight, the electrocardiogram, heart sounds, oxygen saturation, thermal image.
- a sensor includes a man-machine interface in order to provide medical data to the terminal via the interface such as: pain intensity, state of fatigue, altered state of consciousness, difficult speech.
- the human-machine interface of the remote terminal is associated with means for intervening on the server.
- the data transmitted by the network relate to data such as the results of biological examinations and / or to the operation of equipment connected to the network, in particular of home automation equipment for presence detection, access control, heating, lighting, opening, Fire, flood, power outage, and / or a medical device, relating to an alarm signal or any signal resulting from the transformation of measurements and coming from such a connected device, in particular a pump and / or an infusion set and / or a respirator and / or a fall detector, or even relating to information coming from third party software , in particular of an expert system, and capable of being executed on the terminal or on a machine connected to the terminal, such as software for monitoring autodialysis and / or glycemic monitoring of diabetics and / or monitoring hypertension blood.
- data such as the results of biological examinations and / or to the operation of equipment connected to the network, in particular of home automation equipment for presence detection, access control, heating, lighting, opening, Fire, flood, power outage, and / or a medical device,
- monitoring rules are made available to a medically qualified person, so that they can make these monitoring rules operative or inoperative.
- a user supplies data to the remote terminal via the network by means of hardware distinct from said remote terminal, in particular by means of a terminal with wireless communication means of the radio frequency and / or infrared type.
- the invention also relates to a health monitoring station, characterized in that it comprises means for a person to receive alerts and / or interrogate the data server via a man-machine interface according to a method in accordance with one of the previous achievements.
- the invention also relates to a medical station characterized in that it comprises means for a medically qualified person to program, via a man-machine interface, a remote terminal according to a method according to one of the preceding embodiments.
- the invention also relates to a health monitoring server intended to allow the implementation of a medical diagnosis established by a medically qualified person vis-à-vis a patient monitored remotely, in particular at his home, and monitored via a network of communication, characterized in that: -
- the server comprises means for the medically qualified person to associate medical data with health actions in a server via monitoring rules, -
- the server comprises means for programming a remote terminal, located at proximity to the patient so that the remote terminal implements an automation applying the monitoring rules to medical data supplied to the terminal by at least one patient-specific sensor and / or by a man-machine interface of the remote terminal and / or by a man-machine interface of a networked station and / or via the network according to a process in accordance with one of the preceding embodiments Slot
- the invention also relates to a health monitoring terminal intended to allow the implementation of a medical diagnosis established by a medically qualified person vis-à-vis a patient monitored remotely, in particular at home, and monitored via a communication network, characterized in this flood:
- a server comprising means for the medically qualified person to associate medical data with health actions in a server via monitoring rules, the terminal, located nearby of the patient, comprises means for being programmed by the server so that this remote terminal implements an automation applying the monitoring rules to the medical data supplied to it by at least one sensor specific to the patient and / or by an interface man-machine of the remote terminal and / or by a man-machine interface of a network station and / or by the network according to a method in accordance with one of the preceding embodiments.
- the invention also relates to a health surveillance system implementing medical diagnosis.
- the system allows. users, in particular doctors, to remotely monitor patients, in particular patients kept at home.
- the system comprises: - a data server connected to a communication network, in particular of the Internet type, - a man-machine interface, in particular installed in a computer equipment, connected to the data server via the communication network.
- the rules of surveillance are recorded and indexed to health actions in the data server.
- the human-machine interface is also implemented by users to: • enter and transmit alert protocols to the data server, in particular information relating to the contact details of the persons to be notified in the event that a health action carried out is different from the corresponding monitoring rule.
- the system further comprises: analysis means intended to analyze the compatibility of the protocols thus transmitted, in particular the compatibility over time between new surveillance rules and old surveillance rules.
- the system also includes: - a remote terminal, located in patients' homes, in particular in patients kept at home.
- the remote terminal is connected to sensors, in particular to medical measuring devices, supplying medical data to the remote terminal, and / or the remote terminal receives the medical data of the users and / or patients via a man-machine interface of the terminal.
- remote used by users and / or by patients to enter medical data.
- the system further comprises programming means for programming automations in the remote terminal, from the data server via the communication network.
- the automated systems are programmed from medical data and health actions indexed in the data server.
- the remote terminal includes means for activating the automatic mechanisms thus programmed to: • periodically apply the surveillance rules to the medical data supplied to the remote terminal by generating health actions to be carried out, • control the execution, by the users, of the sanitary actions, • generate alerts in the event that the sanitary actions are not executed by the users.
- the system thus makes it possible to constitute a personalized diagnostic base for each patient and to generate the triggering of appropriate alerts.
- SSAD Diagnostic-Assisted Sanitary Surveillance
- This method comprises on the one hand, the enslavement of a mechanism for triggering alerts to a control of compliance of health action with medical data on a "patient machine” (MP). It includes, on the other hand, the programming of this automation based on the analysis of medical record data by means of a specific human-machine interface (HMI) accessible on a network of the Internet type. Finally, the method comprises the processing and the provision of data on a network by a server so as to allow consistent management of medical rules (history, congruence, etc.) by all of the users.
- the general mechanism of SSAD is based on the coupling of data and health actions, making it possible to place control on the implementation of actions and not directly on the value of data.
- the SSAD makes it possible to take into account a wider field of observations as well as the response provided by the carers, and therefore to regulate in a very flexible way the process of triggering alerts. Furthermore, a health action being conditioned on the probability of the simultaneous presence of several data, the SSAD makes it possible to dispense with the systematic measurement in continuous of a variable and in particular to take into account the information contained in a syntactic expression . Another characteristic of SSAD is the evaluation of the effectiveness of surveillance rules in processing data and alerting, if necessary, network members of the need to create new rules.
- the SSAD makes it possible to carry out a network update of medical rules and remote monitoring of the patient.
- the HMI has in particular assistants who facilitate the updating of the rules.
- the use of the SSAD requires, on the part of the patient, to have a specific active and communicating machine (MP), equipped with a memory for the storage of data and automation and, on the part of the caregivers and / or by other users, to access the HMI on a networked computer station or on MP.
- MP active and communicating machine
- the user uses an HMI installed on a networked computer station or on MP and enters into communication with the data server by identifying himself. The server verifies that the identification codes correspond to a declared user.
- the user Once connected to the server, the user must make a selection of the data on which he bases his diagnosis and register the health actions to be carried out.
- the user specifies for each health action the possible alternatives of treatment.
- the HMI records health actions on the server and performs their indexing with the data in a database, for example of a relational type. Illustration of indexing: History (data): symptoms of vomiting, abdominal pain, altered state of consciousness, elevated temperature readings for 24 hours, examination indicating acetonuria. Diagnosis: hyperglycemia. Health action: hospitalization.
- the user uses the GUI to translate the selection of data into a monitoring rule in the form of a test on the data (in the form of an SQL query for example) which he can simulate and modify. . If necessary, it can use sample server rules, modify or make active rules inoperative.
- the user also specifies an observation period which conditions the data collection on which the rule must be applied.
- the last step consists in sending to the server by means of the GUI the information concerning the alert protocol, i.e. the contact details of the persons to be notified as well as the means of transmission used (telephone, SMS, e-mail, etc.) in the event that the health action carried out would differ from the recommendations of the rule. Different alert protocols can be provided depending on the deviations observed. Each step can be repeated later independently of the others.
- a variant of the above process is the automatic production of monitoring rules by the server using known methods of data analysis (statistics, neural, ...) or expert decision support systems.
- 3.3 Programming the automation
- the server after recording the monitoring rules and alert protocols, performs an ambiguity check to check the compatibility between the new and old protocols and rules. If there is ambiguity, the server sends an alert to the user.
- the server then generates code in the MP language using a library where the languages of the various machines connectable to the network are referenced.
- the updating of the MP control automation is carried out by the network either by interrogation of the server (PULL) or by sending the code by the server (PUSH).
- PULL interrogation of the server
- PUSH PUSH
- This memory stores the data streams coming from the MP communication ports, from the computer communication network as well as from the man-machine interface specific to the MP patient machine (MPIHM) used for local manual entry of medical observations and health actions.
- the duration of data retention in memory is conditioned by the monitoring rules. Initially, the automation periodically applies the monitoring rules to the medical data in memory. If the test is positive, it checks that the health actions provided for by each rule are planned in the PM memory. Otherwise, the automation registers in memory one or more health actions to be validated in application of the rule. Illustration: Nurse's observations in the morning: nausea, abdominal pain, colored urine; Health action performed: bowel movement, anti-emetic.
- the diagnostic base established for a patient therefore serves as a decision system for triggering alerts at best in the absence of caregivers. This base avoids resorting to complexity of an expert system by capitalizing on the expertise acquired by the medico-social network on a given patient.
- the ambiguity analysis by highlighting possible inconsistencies between the data and the health actions, allows the caregivers to become aware, if necessary, of dysfunctions in the care of the patient in network and to remedy them .
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic view of the system according to the invention.
- the digital references carried correspond to the following elements: 1 Data server 2 Medical data 3 Health actions 4 Indexing 5 Automation programming 6 Memory 7 Network data 8 Sensors (medical devices) 9 Remote terminal (patient machine) 10 Alerts 11 Users 12 Human-machine interface 13 Human-machine interface of the remote terminal (patient machine) 11 it should be noted that the user within the meaning of the invention may be a patient monitored remotely and / or a medically qualified person and / or an authorized person to access the system.
- a patient within the meaning of the invention, is a person who uses a medico-social service, in particular the use of one or more independent professionals and / or belonging to a health establishment, independently any consideration relating to the existence of a health problem and / or the seriousness of this possible problem.
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