WO2010085033A2 - Système et procédé destinés à fournir un service de soins de santé au moyen d'un réseau ubiquitaire - Google Patents

Système et procédé destinés à fournir un service de soins de santé au moyen d'un réseau ubiquitaire Download PDF

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WO2010085033A2
WO2010085033A2 PCT/KR2009/006798 KR2009006798W WO2010085033A2 WO 2010085033 A2 WO2010085033 A2 WO 2010085033A2 KR 2009006798 W KR2009006798 W KR 2009006798W WO 2010085033 A2 WO2010085033 A2 WO 2010085033A2
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  • the present invention relates to a health care service system, and in particular, a plurality of users in a particular region continuously monitor the location, health status and exercise amount using the ubiquitous network, and based on the location information, health condition and exercise amount to monitor the emergency situation
  • the present invention relates to a health care service system and method using a ubiquitous network that can be prevented in advance and can cope quickly in an emergency situation.
  • Mobile healthcare is to perform the user's blood pressure, pulse and blood test using a mobile device, and transmit it to a specialized institution (for example, a hospital) to check the user's health anytime, anywhere.
  • a specialized institution for example, a hospital
  • the mobile healthcare can measure only one specific biosignal such as pulse, blood pressure or blood test anywhere, and there is a problem in that various biosignals cannot be measured in combination.
  • the bio-signal data measured from the user's terminal to the mobile phone or PC using a wireless or wired network Transmit and transmit to external specialized institutions (e.g. hospitals, public health centers), and specialized institutions store and manage them, and if they are determined to be emergency by the biosignal data measured during management, they perform emergency rescue requests to 119, etc.
  • external specialized institutions e.g. hospitals, public health centers
  • specialized institutions store and manage them, and if they are determined to be emergency by the biosignal data measured during management, they perform emergency rescue requests to 119, etc.
  • the home healthcare system of the prior patent can measure complex biometric signals, measure exercise amount, determine an emergency situation accordingly, and request emergency relief requests to 119 and external guardians in an emergency situation. By doing so, you have the advantage of being able to respond quickly to emergencies.
  • the home healthcare system needs to receive bio signals from a plurality of different devices, it is difficult to identify a user when there are a plurality of users.
  • the home healthcare system can identify the user, when the user is moving in the home or is not using the device, the user cannot know the physical condition of the user.
  • the home healthcare system can be useful only if the user is willing to measure the biosignal and is proficient in the use of the biosignal measuring instruments, and is inefficient if the user is elderly or unwilling, Judging and coping were difficult problems.
  • the home healthcare system simply measures the bio-signal and exercise amount, and determines only the emergency on the bio-signal, there is a problem that can not prevent the emergency in advance.
  • the conventional mobile healthcare simply measures the bio-signal only when the user determines the emergency situation according to the bio-signal until the user presses the mobile emergency rescue (SOS) key, the user can press the emergency rescue key
  • SOS mobile emergency rescue
  • the mobile center providing a conventional mobile healthcare service estimates the position by triangulation using mobile base stations with a large cell area, and thus the position is unclear. It was difficult to respond quickly to an emergency.
  • the home healthcare system cannot track the user's location, which makes it difficult to respond quickly in an emergency.
  • an object of the present invention is to continuously monitor the location, health status and exercise amount using the ubiquitous network of each of a plurality of users, to prevent the emergency situation based on the location information, health status and exercise amount, and to generate an emergency situation
  • Another object of the present invention to provide a healthcare service system and method using a ubiquitous network that can provide appropriate health information according to the location where the user is located.
  • the healthcare service system using the ubiquitous network of the present invention for achieving the above object;
  • At least one manager terminal for receiving a predetermined emergency message including the location of the terminal and displaying and alerting a message about the location and the emergency of the user terminal and a plurality of router nodes are connected to a ubiquitous network in which a plurality of router nodes form a cell.
  • the fixed gateway forming the ubiquitous network is a Zigbee wireless transceiver for transmitting and receiving data according to the Zigbee protocol.
  • the registration control server further transmits the second health care information to the wired / wireless network, and manages identification information for each of the user terminals, user information corresponding to the identification information, exercise therapy for each health condition, and diet therapy information. And a health care server receiving the second health care information and providing a diet / exercise therapy and a health trend according to health status and exercise amount of the users of the user terminals through a website. Characterized in that.
  • the manager terminal is a terminal that performs data communication through the fixed gateway in the ubiquitous network.
  • the manager terminal is characterized in that the terminal of a specialized organization that is connected through a wired or wireless communication network to perform data communication.
  • the matching control server When the emergency situation occurs, the matching control server notifies the location and the emergency situation to the guardian terminal of an external guardian of the user of the user terminal having the emergency situation through a wired / wireless communication network.
  • the location information and the emergency message may be notified by a short message service (SMS) or a multimedia message service (MMS).
  • SMS short message service
  • MMS multimedia message service
  • the location information and the emergency message may be notified by voice through an automatic response system (ARS) connected to the healthcare server.
  • ARS automatic response system
  • the user terminal may include a healthcare measuring unit configured to measure and output biometric signals and exercise amount of the user in contact with the body of the user, a storage unit storing the measured biometric signals and exercise amount, and the identification information. And a wireless communication unit for wirelessly transmitting the first healthcare information including bio signals and momentum information to the fixed gateway, and when the biosignal measurement and momentum measurement event occurs, controlling the healthcare measurement unit to control the biosignals and momentum. And storing the measured information in the storage unit, and generating the first healthcare information and transmitting the information through the wireless communication unit.
  • the healthcare measuring unit may include a pulse measuring device for measuring a pulse, an electrocardiogram measuring device for measuring an electrocardiogram, a blood temperature measuring device for measuring a temperature of skin, an external temperature measuring device for measuring a temperature of an outside air, and an amount of exercise of the user It comprises a momentum measuring device to measure, and an electrical conductivity meter to measure the electrical conductivity.
  • the exercise amount measuring device includes an accelerometer for measuring a moving speed of the user and a pedometer for counting the number of steps.
  • the controller calculates the calories consumed by the measured exercise amount and stores the calories burned in the storage unit, and then transmits the calorie information to the first healthcare information.
  • the matching control server determines an area corresponding to the location of the user terminal of the second healthcare information, transmits a guide message for the determined area to the user terminal, The user terminal may receive and display the guide message.
  • the user terminal may further include a voice processing unit for converting the voice data into voice under the control of the controller and outputting the voice data, wherein the matching control server transmits the guide message as voice data, and the user terminal receives the guide message. It receives and outputs the voice through the voice processing unit.
  • a voice processing unit for converting the voice data into voice under the control of the controller and outputting the voice data
  • the area is a restaurant, characterized in that the guide message is an information message about the diet.
  • the second gateway receives the first health care information, measures the position of the user terminal using its location information, the information and the ubiquitous network, and then includes the second health care information including the location information of the user terminal.
  • a second process of transmitting information, and a registration control server to receive the second health care information, and determine whether the user is in an emergency by the biosignals and the exercise information included in the second health care A third process of transmitting the emergency message to at least one adjacent manager terminal, and wherein the manager terminal is located at the user terminal; It is receiving the emergency message, which includes and is characterized in that it comprises a fourth step of warning by displaying the message about position and the emergency of the user equipment.
  • the present invention has the effect of continuously measuring the user's various bio-signals and exercise amount by using a wrist-type user terminal, and thus has the effect of quickly recognizing the occurrence of an emergency.
  • the present invention has an effect that can quickly cope with emergencies by tracking the location of the user using the ubiquitous network.
  • the present invention can track the user's location using the ubiquitous network, and based on the area information of the tracked location to inform the user's health status and exercise therapy / diet according to the amount of exercise can continuously perform health care It has the effect of minimizing the occurrence of an emergency.
  • FIG. 1 is a view showing the configuration of a healthcare service system using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is a view showing the configuration of a ubiquitous network according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 is a view showing the configuration of a user terminal of the healthcare service system according to the present invention
  • Figure 4 is a procedure showing a healthcare service method using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention
  • FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a method for determining a user area deviation in a registration control server of a healthcare service system using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a method for determining the deviation of a ubiquitous network area in a registration control server of a healthcare service system using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 1 is a view showing the configuration of a healthcare service system using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention.
  • the healthcare service system includes a plurality of user terminals 100, a plurality of fixed gateways 210, a match control server 300, and manager terminals 250 and 600.
  • the user terminal 100 has its own unique identification information, and is configured to be worn on a user's body, and various user's various events occur when a healthcare measurement event occurs due to a healthcare measurement request from the user or the matching control server 300. Vital signals and calorie consumption according to exercise amount and exercise amount are measured and stored.
  • the biosignal is used to include heart rate (pulse), electrocardiogram, electrical conductivity, skin temperature, and indoor / outdoor temperature.
  • the momentum is calculated by acceleration, number of steps, and the like.
  • the user terminal 100 may be manufactured in a wrist watch type or the like so as to be always connected to the user's body.
  • the user terminal 100 displays the measured information, generates first healthcare information including the identification information and the measured information, and wirelessly transmits the generated information.
  • the user terminal 100 receives the emergency relief request from the user and wirelessly transmits the call information.
  • the call information may be independently transmitted or may be included in the first healthcare information and transmitted.
  • the user terminal 100 may measure and store its own location using the fixed gateways 210, or may receive and store the location information calculated by the fixed gateway 210.
  • the fixed gateway 210 has its own unique identification information and its own location information (coordinate information: hereinafter referred to as “first location information”), and has a user terminal 100 in the cell area 201 having a predetermined radius. Perform data communication. These fixed gateways 210 are wirelessly interconnected to form a ubiquitous network.
  • the ubiquitous network region 202 is formed by the ubiquitous network, and the ubiquitous network region 202 may be formed at a place such as a silver town, a hospital, a school, or the like.
  • the fixed gateway 210 performs data communication with the user terminal 100, which is a blind node, based on the first location information of the fixed gateways 210 adjacent to the first location thereof to calculate the location of the user terminal 100. do.
  • the fixed gateway 210 may allow the user terminal 100 to transmit the first location information to the user terminal 100 to calculate its location. At least one fixed gateway 210 may be installed indoors in consideration of a cell area. The fixed gateway 210 receives the first healthcare information from the user terminal 100, generates the second healthcare information including the location information of the user terminal 100, and then performs matching control. Transmit to server 300.
  • the method for measuring the location of the user terminal 100 uses the received signal field strength (RSSI) of a signal received from at least three fixed gateways 210 whose location is known by the user terminal 100.
  • RSSI received signal field strength
  • Method of calculation by trigonometric method, and the received signal of each location information and the user terminal 100 from at least two adjacent fixed gateway 210 adjacent the fixed gateway 210 has performed data communication with the user terminal 100
  • Receiving electric field strength to calculate the position of the user terminal 100 and, if the cell radius covered by the fixed gateway 210 is small, the position of the fixed gateway 210 is considered as the position of the user terminal 100 How to do it.
  • the matching control server 300 may include user information about each user, identification information of the user terminal 100 assigned to each user, identification information of the fixed gateway 210, and first location information and second location information ( Example: 1st floor toilet, room 1, canteen, health club, restaurant, etc.) and user's health information about the second location information, and stores / manages each user's location, vital signs and exercise amount,
  • the user terminal 100 performs sensing control, emergency situation determination by bio signals or call information, emergency situation warning function according to the emergency situation, health information guidance on user location, and error reporting function when an error occurs on the ubiquitous network.
  • the match control server 300 includes sensor control commands for measuring bio signals and exercise amount through the user terminal 100 regardless of the user's intention, and when a request is generated by an administrator, the corresponding sensor The control command is transmitted to the user terminal 100 through the fixed gateway 210.
  • the matching control server 300 transmits an emergency message including the user information, the location information of the user, and specific contents of the emergency situation to the manager terminals 250 and 600 when an emergency occurs.
  • the matching control server 300 may transmit the emergency message to the guardian terminal 700 of the user through the wired / wireless network 550 when an emergency occurs.
  • the emergency message may be transmitted to a short message service (SMS) or a multimedia message service (MMS).
  • SMS short message service
  • MMS multimedia message service
  • the match control server 300 checks whether the user terminal 100 leaves the ubiquitous network area 202 by using the fixed gateways 210, and notifies the server manager and the manager terminal if the user terminal 100 leaves.
  • the matching control server 300 provides health information according to the measured location information of each user. For example, if it is determined that the user's location is a gym, a prompt message including a text message or a voice message such as "Exercise the exercise amount for 10 minutes at 4Km / H today" can be used. Eat vegetables today and do not eat meat "or" what is the diet of the day "such as a text message or a voice message is transmitted to the user terminal (100).
  • the registration control server 300 preferably includes a health information DB according to the measured values of the biosignal to periodically update the health information according to the measured biosignal.
  • the manager terminal may be a manager terminal 250 in a ubiquitous network area (eg, Silvertown), or a terminal of a remote specialized institution (eg, hospital, fire station 119, police station) connected through the wired / wireless communication network 550.
  • This can be
  • the manager terminal 250 in the ubiquitous network area may be a PDA, a mobile phone, or a console capable of performing data communication with the fixed gateway 210.
  • the manager terminal 600 of the professional institution may be a computer 601, a wired telephone 602, or the like. When the manager terminal 600 of the professional institution is a wired telephone 602, the emergency message is converted into voice through the ARS system 500 and then transmitted.
  • the healthcare service system may be configured to further include a healthcare server 400.
  • the healthcare server 400 stores and manages user information about users living in the ubiquitous network 202 and unique identification numbers of the user terminals 100 paid to the users, and from the matching control server 300.
  • a database 410 for storing the received healthcare information for each user, and analyzing the healthcare information for each user to determine health trends, user behavioral paths according to location tracking, user emotional information, and exercise therapy / dietary for each user.
  • Various customized contents such as therapy information are generated and stored in the database 410 and managed.
  • the healthcare server 400 is configured to provide a website so that the registered user and the guardian of the user can view the data anytime and anywhere through the Internet network of the wired / wireless network 550.
  • the match control server 300 performs location tracking, emergency determination, and health information provision of the user terminal.
  • the health care server 400 performs a second health from the match control server 300. It may be configured to receive and perform care information.
  • FIG 2 is a view for explaining the configuration and location measuring method of the fixed gateway 210 in the building according to an embodiment of the present invention, showing the configuration of the fixed gateway 210 in one floor of the building. .
  • one fixed gateway 210 is installed in a small room such as the first to third rooms in consideration of the system construction cost. This is because a room is limited in space, so the user can be identified at a glance in the room.
  • the location of the fixed gateway 210 that receives the signal transmitted by the user terminal 100 becomes the location of the user.
  • the fixed gateway 210 installed in the adjacent room may receive the signal transmitted by the user terminal 100.
  • the location of the user terminal 100 may be determined as both rooms.
  • the fixed gateway 210 installed in the room where the user terminal 100 is located communicates with adjacent fixed gateways 210 to check whether the user terminal 100 is located at the installed location. When it is checked whether there is a signal received from the user terminal 100, it is determined whether the signal field strength is greater than that of the adjacent fixed gateway 210, and then the position of the user terminal 100 is determined.
  • a fixed gateway 210 is installed in the corridors 5, elevators 6, and stairs 7 as shown in FIG. 2. It is desirable to.
  • Figure 3 shows the configuration of the user terminal of the healthcare service system according to the present invention.
  • the user terminal 100 includes a control unit 110, a first storage unit 120, a second storage unit 130, an input unit 140, a display unit 150, and a healthcare measurement unit. And a wireless communication unit 170 and a voice processing unit 180.
  • the first storage unit 120 is composed of an area for storing a control program for controlling the user terminal 100 and an area for temporarily storing data generated during the execution of the control program according to the present invention.
  • the second storage unit 130 stores the unique identification information of the user terminal 100 and the measured biosignal and exercise amount information.
  • the input unit 140 includes keys such as an emergency key, a healthcare measurement key, a power key, a scroll key, and the like, and outputs a key signal for a key pressed by the user to the controller 110.
  • the display unit 150 displays the healthcare information measured under the control of the controller 110, and displays information such as health information and an operation mode of the user terminal included in the guide message received through the wireless communication unit 170. .
  • the healthcare measuring unit 160 may include a pulse measuring device 161, an electrocardiogram measuring device 166, an electric conductivity 167, a skin temperature measuring device 163, an external temperature measuring device 164, and an acceleration measuring device 165 for measuring an exercise amount. And a step count (pedometer) 162.
  • a pulse measuring device 161 an electrocardiogram measuring device 166, an electric conductivity 167, a skin temperature measuring device 163, an external temperature measuring device 164, and an acceleration measuring device 165 for measuring an exercise amount.
  • the pulse measurer 161 measures a user's pulse and outputs the pulse to the controller 110.
  • the pulse measuring device 161 is preferably disposed at a part of the user terminal 100 worn on the user's body in contact with the user's skin, particularly at a part of the arterial skin.
  • the ECG measuring instrument 166 and the electric conductivity measuring instrument 167 measure the electrocardiogram and the electric conductivity of the user and output the electrocardiogram and the electric conductivity to the controller 110.
  • the skin temperature measurer 163 measures the body temperature of the user and outputs the measured temperature to the controller 110.
  • the external temperature measuring device 164 measures the ambient environment of the user and measures the room temperature of the indoor, outdoor, etc. and outputs it to the controller 110.
  • the step count measuring unit 162 (or pedometer) counts the number of steps of the user and outputs the counted number of steps to the controller 110.
  • the acceleration measuring unit 165 measures the moving speed based on the instantaneous acceleration of the user and outputs it to the controller 110.
  • the wireless communication unit 170 wirelessly transmits data input from the control unit 110 according to a preset protocol, converts a signal received according to the protocol into data, and outputs the data to the control unit 110.
  • the wireless communication unit 170 is configured to correspond to a wireless communication protocol of the fixed gateway 210.
  • the wireless communication unit 170 may be a device for transmitting and receiving data according to a protocol such as ZigBee wireless communication, UWB wireless communication or Bluetooth wireless communication, and it would be desirable to apply a Zigbee wireless communication protocol having low power and low manufacturing cost. .
  • the controller 110 controls the overall operation of the user terminal 100 according to the present invention.
  • the healthcare measurement unit 160 when a healthcare measurement event is generated by a key signal caused by the pressing of the healthcare measurement key from the input unit 140 or a sensing command from the matching control server 300 via the wireless communication unit 170.
  • the amount of exercise is calculated by the number of steps and the movement speed information from the number of steps measuring unit 162 and the acceleration measuring unit 165.
  • the controller 10 When the bio-signals and the exercise amount are measured, the controller 10 generates first healthcare information including the measured bio-signals and exercise amount information and identification information of the user terminal 100 and at least one adjacent through the wireless communication unit 170. It transmits to the matching control server 300 through the fixed gateway 210.
  • control unit 110 transmits the call information to the matching control server 300 through the wireless communication unit 170 to inform the emergency state when the key signal for the emergency key from the input unit 140 is input.
  • the controller 110 regards the key signal by the emergency key as a healthcare measurement event and measures the bio-signals and the exercise amount through the healthcare measurement unit 160 to the matching control server 300 together with the call information. You can also send it.
  • the first health care information includes call information and is transmitted.
  • the controller 110 converts the voice signal through the voice processor 180 and outputs the voice through the speaker.
  • the unique identification information of the user terminal 100 is used for user identification.
  • the user terminal 100 includes a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag storing user information
  • the fixed gateway 210 includes an RFID reader for reading information from the RFID tag. It can also be configured to be readable.
  • RFID radio frequency identification
  • Figure 4 is a train diagram showing a health care service method using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention.
  • the manager terminal 100 measures the biosignal and exercise amount through the healthcare measurer 160, and includes its own identification information, biosignal and exercise amount information.
  • the first healthcare information message is transmitted to at least one fixed gateway 210 adjacent to each other (S411).
  • the healthcare measurement event includes a user pressing a healthcare measurement key or an emergency key of the input unit 140 of the user terminal 100. Or when a sensing command is input from the matching control server 300.
  • the first healthcare information message further includes emergency information for the emergency key.
  • the fixed gateway 210 receiving the first healthcare information message measures its location (S413), generates a second healthcare information message including the location information in the first healthcare information, and matches the control server 300. (S415).
  • the match control server 300 determines whether it is an emergency situation or a normal situation from the healthcare information (S417).
  • the emergency situation is classified into an emergency situation and an area departure condition, and an emergency situation is classified into an emergency situation by analyzing biosignal information of the healthcare information and an emergency situation by an user's emergency key input.
  • the emergency based on the biosignal and the exercise amount information may be classified into a plurality of levels according to the user emergency as shown in Table 1 below.
  • out-of-region situations there are two types of out-of-region situations: out of user domain and out of ubiquitous network. That is, the user area deviation is a case where it is determined that the user area has been departed from the user area for a predetermined time or more within a predetermined time period as an area allocated to the user (for example, a user room in Silvertown) within the ubiquitous network area. It is considered that 100 is out of the ubiquitous network area, for example, silver town, hospital, and the like.
  • the region deviation situation determination is described in detail with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.
  • the match control server 300 transmits an emergency guide message including the first aid information that can be directly performed by the user for Table 1 and the user emergency situation to the user terminal 100 and the emergency message To the manager terminal 250 and / or the manager terminal 600 and the healthcare server 400 of the professional institution according to the emergency level (S419, S421).
  • the matching control server 300 transmits an emergency message to both the manager terminal 250 and the manager terminal 600 of a specialized institution, and if the user calls the emergency situation only to the manager terminal 250 Send the message.
  • the match control server 300 may be configured to transmit the emergency message to the manager terminal 600 of the specialized organization.
  • the matching control server 300 determines the location information in the S419, S421, and checks whether there is a guide message for the location of the location information for the user, if there is a guide message for the location
  • the guide message is transmitted to the user terminal 100, and the second healthcare information message is transmitted to the healthcare server 400.
  • the guide message may be a message such as a diet and health therapy for a location of a restaurant, a gym, or the like.
  • the health care server 400 receiving the second health care information message updates the health state information for the corresponding user by analyzing the second health care information, and updates the diet and health therapy according to the health condition. .
  • the matching control server 300 notifies the guardian of the user in which the emergency occurs, the emergency message (S425).
  • the emergency message may be transmitted as an SMS message or a voice message through the ARS 500.
  • FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a method for determining a user area deviation in a registration control server of a healthcare service system using a ubiquitous network according to the present invention.
  • the match control server 300 checks whether the healthcare information of the user terminal 100, that is, the second healthcare information message, is received from an arbitrary fixed gateway 210 (S411).
  • the match control server 300 detects the location information from the second healthcare information message (S413), and determines whether the detected location is the user area (S415).
  • the user area may be a room where the user in FIG. 2 resides.
  • the matching control server 300 determines whether the current time is bedtime (S417), and when the bedtime is transmitted, transmits the location information to the fixed gateway 210 at a shorter interval. To request (S419).
  • the matching control server 300 After transmitting the location information, the matching control server 300 checks whether the location information is received (S421), and if the location information is received, determines whether to return to the user area (S422).
  • the match control server 300 determines whether the user area is out of a predetermined time or more (S423). Alarm.
  • FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a method for determining an out of area situation in a healthcare service system of the present invention.
  • the match control server 300 checks whether the healthcare information of the user terminal 100, that is, the second healthcare information message, is received from an arbitrary fixed gateway 210 ( S511).
  • the match control server 300 detects the location information (S513), and the user terminal 100 that transmits the second healthcare information message, that is, the user is the ubiquitous network area 202. It is determined whether the boundary is at (S515).
  • the matching control server 300 If it is determined that there is a user at the boundary of the ubiquitous network area 202, the matching control server 300 transmits a message requesting to transmit the location information at shorter intervals to the fixed gateway 210 (S517). ). In other words, the matching control server 300 requests the user terminal 100 to transmit the location information at shorter intervals when the location is registered in the fixed gateway 210 installed in the boundary area of the ubiquitous network area 202. .
  • the match control server 300 checks whether the position information on the user terminal 100 is received within a predetermined time (S519, S521).
  • the matching control server 300 estimates that the user terminal 100 has left the ubiquitous network area 202, and determines an emergency situation to generate an emergency alert (S523). .
  • the fixed gateway 210 may transmit location information separately from the healthcare information to determine whether to leave, or may determine whether to leave using only the second healthcare information message.
  • the present invention is not limited to the above-described typical preferred embodiment, but can be carried out in various ways without departing from the gist of the present invention, various modifications, alterations, substitutions or additions in the art réelle who has this can easily understand it. If such improvement, change, substitution or addition is carried out within the scope of the appended claims, the technical spirit should also be regarded as belonging to the present invention.

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La présente invention concerne un système destiné à fournir un service de soins de santé, et notamment un système et un procédé destinés à fournir un service de soins de santé au moyen d'un réseau ubiquitaire, par surveillance continue de l'emplacement, de l'état personnel et de l'intensité d'exercice d'une pluralité d'utilisateurs à partir d'un lieu spécifique au moyen d'un réseau ubiquitaire, ce qui permet de prévenir les urgences sur la base de l'emplacement, de l'état personnel et de l'intensité d'exercice ayant fait l'objet de cette surveillance, ou d'assurer une prise en charge rapide des urgences.
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