WO2017133999A1 - Unité de réception et procédé de réception d'au moins un dispositif électronique de délivrance de médicament et/ou d'un appareil de mesure électronique de paramètres vitaux - Google Patents

Unité de réception et procédé de réception d'au moins un dispositif électronique de délivrance de médicament et/ou d'un appareil de mesure électronique de paramètres vitaux Download PDF

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WO2017133999A1
WO2017133999A1 PCT/EP2017/051900 EP2017051900W WO2017133999A1 WO 2017133999 A1 WO2017133999 A1 WO 2017133999A1 EP 2017051900 W EP2017051900 W EP 2017051900W WO 2017133999 A1 WO2017133999 A1 WO 2017133999A1
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Carolin SEITH
Philipp Troebner
Abhishek KUNCHAMWAR
Kathrin Graner
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  • the approach is based on a recording unit and a method according to the preamble of the independent claims.
  • Subject of the present approach is also a computer program.
  • Vital parameter measuring devices such as blood glucose meters, z. For example, you can adjust your diet and the amount of medication like an insulin amount based on the readings of the vital parameter meter.
  • the drug is often given to the patient with a drug delivery device, in diabetics insulin is usually injected via an insulin pen.
  • Medication delivery devices / insulin pens allow for easy adjustment of the amount of medication to be delivered via, for example, a wheel
  • the "typical" type 2 diabetic needs to use so-called basal insulin from one insulin pen daily and weekly acut insulin (for example, the relatively common 70/30 insulin) as a bolus from another insulin pen the pens, if any and if so what amount
  • Amount of medication / amount and type of insulin as well as an associated time of administration are usually entered by the diabetic in a diabetic diary manually.
  • Vital parameter measuring device blood glucose meter blood glucose meter
  • Test strips and lancing devices for blood glucose monitoring are often stored in an associated case. Also conceivable are cases for insulin pens. Frequently, diabetics try to find a case in which they can store both the insulin pens and the blood glucose meter and accessories.
  • Pre-filled insulin pens are purely mechanical devices without electronics and associated data storage and / or energy sources.
  • Recording unit for recording at least one electronic
  • Drug delivery device and / or electronic
  • Medication delivery device and a method for operating a vital signs measuring device and finally a corresponding
  • receiving unit for receiving at least one
  • the recording unit comprises a
  • Medical device interface to the drug delivery device and / or to the vital parameter measuring device the medical device interface to it is configured to transmit energy to the drug delivery device and / or at least read in a drug information stored on the drug delivery device and / or at least to transfer drug information into the drug delivery device. Additionally or alternatively, the medical device interface is configured to
  • the drug delivery device may, for example, a
  • Insulin delivery device such as an insulin pen to deliver insulin to a diabetic patient.
  • the vital parameter meter may in this case be a blood glucose meter for measuring a blood sugar value of the diabetic patient.
  • medication information can be provided
  • Drug delivery information information about a dispensed or dispensed type of medication such as an insulin type, amount and / or a time of drug administration such as an insulin delivery to be on the electronic
  • Medication dispenser may be stored in the form of insulin pen.
  • drug information in the form of a lot number and / or a shelf life of the drug, such as insulin.
  • the vital parameter information may be a measured parameter of the human body, such as a measurement of a blood glucose value that may be detected or stored on the electronic vital parameter meter in the form of the blood glucose meter.
  • the introduced receiving unit advantageously comprises receiving possibilities or receiving trays for the electronic drug delivery device and / or the vital parameter measuring device. It is furthermore advantageous if the recording unit has additional recording options for, for example, different insulin pens for, for example, different types of insulin and / or patients in the form of multiple diabetes patients.
  • the recording unit allows convenient common storage of medical devices such as the insulin pen and the
  • Glucose meter commonly used by the patient in combination become.
  • the charging function of the recording unit allows the
  • Drug information and / or the vital parameter information for the patient may always be available.
  • An imagined possible exchange of information between the drug delivery device and / or the vital parameter measurement device and the acquisition unit allows the
  • Recording unit for example, in response to signals of
  • Medication dispensing device and / or the vital parameter measuring device for example, optical and / or acoustic signals can output.
  • the medical device interface can be designed to provide at least one vital-parameter information
  • Vital parameter of a body fluid in particular a blood glucose value
  • the medicament dispenser may be adapted to read in as medicament information a parameter of an insulin delivery and / or into which the medicament dispenser.
  • the recording unit for diabetic patients eliminates daily writing of measured values, since the vital parameter information stored on the blood glucose meter can be displayed and / or documented, for example, through an interface to a display on the recording unit ,
  • Medication delivery to be used drug delivery device and / or to mark a storage place one after the
  • Drug delivery device comprises.
  • the signal may, for example, be used by the patient to use the correct drug delivery device, if for example several drugs.
  • Drug delivery devices are accommodated in the receiving unit, prompt.
  • Medication dispenser can be prevented in a wrong place after use.
  • the signaling device may be configured to output an optical signal, in particular wherein the signaling device may be configured to output the optical signal in a color which is equal to a color mark on the drug delivery device.
  • An optical signal may make the drug delivery device easily allocable to a particular location. Through a process of learning the medication dispensers can be previously assigned to a specific storage space.
  • an audible signal may also be sounded, for example an affirmative signal such as a swipe, if the correct drug delivery device / location has been selected and / or a warning tone if the wrong drug delivery device / location has been selected.
  • the medical device interface of the receiving unit can according to a
  • Embodiment be designed to serve as medication information, a type of drug, an amount of the drug, a batch number of the drug, a date of expiration of the drug and / or a
  • Dispensing timing of the drug from the drug delivery device read and / or transferred to the drug delivery device.
  • the recording unit may, based on this information, output the patient's visible and / or audible signal, for example, to warn the patient of the use of the medication delivery device.
  • the receiving unit may have a
  • the communication interface can advantageously be designed to wirelessly transmit the vital parameter information and / or the medication information to the user interface and / or wherein the
  • Communication interface may be configured to one as
  • the communication interface can, for example, the
  • Vital parameter information and / or the medication information for the patient at any time to make visible and / or to create, for example, a patient's diary. Conversely, with the approach presented, previously collected user information about the
  • the recording unit may for example also have a display with a keyboard and / or touch display for manually feeding user information.
  • the receiving unit may include a storage unit for storing the
  • Drug information and / or the vital parameter information and / or the user information in particular wherein the memory unit may be configured to a time of storing the
  • Medication information and / or vital signs information and / or user information to log are included in the Medication information and / or vital signs information and / or user information to log.
  • Vital parameter information allows the acquisition unit to be retrieved even with the drug delivery device and / or
  • Drug information and / or the vital signs information may have. It is also conceivable that the receiving unit comprises an optional energy interface, which is adapted to energy in the
  • Feed intake unit As a result, the intake unit can be easily added with a power to be dispensed to the drug delivery device and / or the vital parameter measuring device.
  • the receiving unit may be formed as a portable container, in particular wherein the energy interface and / or the
  • Medical device interface can be configured to wirelessly absorb and / or feed energy.
  • the receiving unit may be formed as a sealable container that securely holds the drug delivery device and / or the vital parameter meter and may be carried by the patient.
  • the container can enable a practical driving.
  • the drug delivery interface is configured to inject energy provided by the acquisition unit into the device
  • the presented drug delivery device can serve as a substitute for known drug delivery devices, with the difference that the presented drug delivery device, for example by the
  • Recording unit is chargeable and / or at least one stored
  • the vital parameter interface presented to one of the presented recording units.
  • the vital parameter interface is designed to feed energy provided by the recording unit into the vital parameter measuring instrument and / or to transmit at least one vital parameter information stored on the vital parameter measuring instrument into the recording unit.
  • the introduced vital parameter measuring device can be used as a substitute for known
  • Vitalparametermessetti serve, with the difference that the presented Vitalparametermessière example, can be charged by the recording unit and / or at least one stored vital signs information to the
  • Vitalparametermess Meet is integrated into the case and only the insulin pens are removable. It would mean another handiness with fewer devices.
  • Medication delivery device and / or a vital parameter meter includes the following step:
  • a method of operating a drug delivery device includes the following step:
  • Medication delivery device is inserted into the receiving unit such that at least one stored on the drug delivery device medication information is read via the medical device interface in the receiving unit and / or that at least one
  • Medication dispenser is transmitted.
  • a method of operating a vital parameter meter includes the following steps:
  • Vitalparametermessigh is inserted into the receiving unit such that provided by the receiving unit energy through a
  • Medical device interface is transmitted to the vital parameter measuring device and / or that at least one on the vital parameter measuring device
  • a computer program product or computer program with program code which can be stored on a machine-readable carrier or storage medium such as a semiconductor memory, a hard disk memory or an optical memory and for the implementation, implementation and / or Triggering the steps of the method according to one of the above
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a receiving unit with two medicine dispensing devices and a vital parameter measuring device according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a receiving unit according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a receiving unit according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a receiving unit with two medicine dispensing devices and a vital parameter measuring device according to an embodiment
  • Fig. 5 is a schematic representation of an electronic circuit
  • Medication delivery device for use in accordance with a
  • Fig. 6 is a schematic representation of an electronic circuit
  • Fig. 7 is a schematic representation of a receiving unit, a
  • FIG. 8 is a schematic representation of a receiving unit, a
  • Drug delivery device and a web-enabled device according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 9 is a perspective view of three recording units, each with a different signal in the form of color coding according to an embodiment
  • FIG. 10 is a perspective view of three on acquisition units, each with a different signal in the form of Illuminations of the entire housing of the receiving unit according to an embodiment.
  • 11 is a flowchart of a method for receiving at least one electronic drug delivery device and / or one
  • FIG. 12 is a flow chart of a method of operating at least one electronic drug delivery device in accordance with one
  • FIG. 13 is a flowchart of a method for operating at least one electronic vital parameter measuring device according to a
  • FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a receiving unit 100 with two medicine dispensing devices 105 and a vital parameter measuring device 110 according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • the receiving unit 100 according to this embodiment has three storage spaces 115, which are formed to the two medicine dispensers 105 and the Vital parameters meter 110 record.
  • the recording unit 100 has an energy interface 120. According to this embodiment, the
  • each of the storage spaces 115 has one
  • the medical device interfaces 130 are configured to transmit energy 125 to the drug delivery devices 105 and / or to the vital parameter measurement device 110. Alternatively or additionally, the medical device interfaces 130 are designed to read in at least one medication information 135 stored on the medication delivery devices 105 and / or at least one
  • Medication delivery device 105 to transfer.
  • the medical device interface 130 is configured to read in at least one vital parameter information 140 stored on the vital parameter measuring device 110.
  • the presented case in the form of the recording unit 100 for blood glucose meter in the form of the vital parameter measuring device 110 and insulin pen in the form of the drug delivery devices 105 includes a recharging and readout of data in the form of the vital parameter information 140 and / or the drug information 135.
  • the receiving unit 100 according to this embodiment three communication interfaces in the form of the medical device interfaces 130 to the two intelligent electronic
  • Medication delivery devices 105 and the vital parameter measurement device 110 with a simultaneous charging function for both types of devices to automatically load them during non-use and read the medication information 135 and / or the vital parameter information 140.
  • FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a receiving unit 100 according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • the receiving unit 100 is formed as a closable container with a lid 200.
  • the storage spaces 115 are arranged on a side facing away from the lid 200 receiving side 205 of the container such that the drug delivery device and / or the
  • Vitalparametermess réelle is accommodated in a lying position in the arranged in an interior of the container storage spaces 115.
  • the receiving unit 100 is formed according to this embodiment as a base station, which is preferably used as a mobile case in the form of the container to store various drug delivery devices as well as any Vitalparametermess réelle plus accessories.
  • the receiving unit 100 serves primarily to electronic
  • Drug delivery devices for example different types of insulin
  • the receiving unit 100 is designed to be the vital parameter measuring device
  • the receiving unit 100 can be supplied with energy via the energy interface 120 by means of one or more points used in combination: a) Connection to supply networks
  • the receiving unit 100 is preferably designed as a portable, mobile case form the container to one or more
  • Drug dispensers with vital parameters measuring device and / or accessories for example, safely stowed away on the go and their
  • the recording unit To ensure functionality over longer periods of time.
  • the receiving unit 100 may alternatively be formed as a stationary charging station, similar to electric toothbrushes.
  • the fixed charging station can optionally provide space and / or interface for a vital parameter meter.
  • the receiving unit 100 can supply the medicament dispensers as well as the vital parameter meter with electrical energy:
  • the receiving unit 100 communicates with the
  • Drug delivery devices and the vital parameter meter Drug delivery devices and the vital parameter meter:
  • Drug Delivery Device To automatically block, for example, after detecting the exceeding of the shelf life and
  • Vital parameter measuring device can be done by:
  • Medication dispensing devices via the medical device interface 130 is sent
  • each drug delivery device and / or vital parameter measurement device has a preferred position within the acquisition unit 100, for example, to more effectively operate wireless links for efficiency. This could be done, for example, via a mechanical "bed construction" in the form of the illustrated storage spaces 115 and / or magnetic holders.
  • FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of a receiving unit 100 according to an exemplary embodiment.
  • This can be the receiving unit 100 described with reference to FIG. 2, with the difference that the Receiving unit 100 according to this embodiment is formed to receive the medicine dispenser / s and / or the vital parameter measuring device in an upright position.
  • the receiving unit 100 has according to this embodiment, no cover.
  • the receiving unit 100 is in the form of a charging station for setting for multiple devices in the form of
  • FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of a receiving unit 100 with two medicine delivery devices 105 and a vital parameter measuring device 110 according to one exemplary embodiment.
  • This can be the receiving unit 100 described with reference to FIG. 1, the medication delivery devices 105 and the vital parameter measuring device 110, with the difference that the receiving unit 100 according to this embodiment has a
  • Communication interface 400 has.
  • the communication interface 400 is configured to receive the medication information 135 and / or the
  • Vital parameter information 140 to be sent to a remote from the receiving unit 100 user interface.
  • Communication interface is designed according to this embodiment to the vital parameter information 140 and / or the
  • Drug information 135 wirelessly via a Cloud 410 to the
  • the communication interface 400 is designed to be implemented as a
  • Medication information 135 to be used user information 415 in the communication interface 400 is used.
  • the recording unit 100 has a wireless connection to the Internet (alternatively, the connection may also be wired according to an alternative embodiment) to collect data such as the vital parameter information 140 and / or medication information 135, for example in the cloud 410 and / or firmware updates automatically to recieve. Furthermore, data of the recording unit 100 for the patient and / or for a user can be sent to, for example, a mobile phone, tablet, a PC or the Internet. Existing interfaces in the form of the communication interface 400 (for patient interaction or communication interfaces) may continue to be used to populate and collect additional information of the patient into the capture unit 100, such as
  • the drug delivery devices 105 and / or the vital parameter measuring device 110 can either be marked in color or have a color indicator (pencil cap, sticker).
  • Recording unit 100 data from and the recording unit 100 in turn with a third instance such as the "cloud" 410 and / or the phone.
  • Fig. 5 shows a schematic representation of an electronic
  • Medication delivery device 105 for use in accordance with
  • Embodiment. This may be one of the drug delivery devices 105 described with reference to FIG. According to this embodiment of the drug delivery device 105 is a
  • Cartridge receiving unit 505 of the drug delivery device 105 was added. At one end of the cartridge receiving unit 505 is disposed an injection needle 510 for injecting the medicament. At one of the injection needle 510 opposite end of the medicament cartridge 500 according to this embodiment, a pump unit 515 with a
  • Threaded rod 520 arranged.
  • Threaded rod 520 Threaded rod 520, the medicament cartridge 500 in a direction of the medicament cartridge 500 pointing end of the injection needle 510.
  • the contained in the medicament cartridge 500 drug such as insulin, is then injected through an opposite end of the injection needle 510 from the drug delivery device 105.
  • the drug delivery device 105 has the medication information 135 and a drug delivery interface 530.
  • Medication information 135 is stored in a drug delivery storage unit of the drug delivery device 105.
  • Medication information 135 may represent a type of medicament, an amount of the medicament, and / or a delivery time of the medicament from the drug delivery device 105.
  • Medication delivery interface 530 is configured to inject energy provided by the acquisition unit into the drug delivery device 105 and / or at least one of the delivery devices
  • Medication delivery device 105 transmitted medication information 135 in the receiving unit and / or at least one
  • Read drug delivery device 105 Read drug delivery device 105.
  • Fig. 6 shows a schematic representation of an electronic
  • Embodiment This may be the case with reference to FIG. 1
  • Embodiment includes the vital parameter meter 110
  • Vitalparametersdisplay 600 an input interface 610 in the form of a keyboard stored in a Vitalparameter untilaku
  • the vital parameter measuring device 110 may be, for example, a
  • Glucometer for a diabetes patient.
  • the vital parameter interface 615 is designed to be of the
  • FIG. 7 shows a schematic representation of a receiving unit 100, a medicine dispenser 105 and an Internet-capable device 700 according to one exemplary embodiment. This can be the receiving unit 100 described with reference to FIG. 4 and the medicine dispenser 105 described with reference to FIG.
  • the receiving unit 100 according to this embodiment has a substantially centrally arranged
  • the microcontroller 705 is connected to the power interface 120, the communication interface 400, the
  • Medical device interface 130 a sensor unit 710 and a
  • the receiving unit 100 additionally one
  • the sensor unit 710 is according to this
  • Drug delivery device 105 for example, a color mark on the drug delivery device 105 to recognize.
  • the signaling device 720 is configured to provide a signal to mark an upcoming drug delivery
  • Medication delivery device 105 and / or for marking a
  • Signaling means 720 is adapted to output an optical signal output in the color equal to the color mark on the drug delivery device 105.
  • the receiving unit user interface 715 is configured to connect a medium, such as a display and / or a loudspeaker, to the receiving unit 100, wherein the medium is designed to visually and / or acoustically display the medication information and / or the vital parameter information for the patient.
  • a medium such as a display and / or a loudspeaker
  • the drug delivery device 105 has according to this
  • the drug delivery interface 530 is According to this embodiment designed to be of the
  • Intake unit 100 provided energy via the power interface 120 in the drug delivery device 105, while the second drug delivery interface 725 according to this embodiment is adapted to transmit the medication information in the receiving unit 100 and / or read by the receiving unit 100.
  • the device 700 has the user interface 730.
  • the device 700 is via the user interface 730 with the communication interface 400 of
  • Each interface shown in Figure 7 of the receiving unit 100 is wired or wirelessly feasible and multiple for each available device in the form of the drug delivery device 105 and / or the
  • the signal device 720 makes it possible to adapt the patient adaptively to the use of devices arranged in the recording unit 100, such as the medicament dispenser 105 and / or the vital parameter measuring device.
  • FIG. 8 shows a schematic representation of a receiving unit 100, a medicament dispensing device 105 and an Internet-capable device 700 according to one exemplary embodiment. This may be the receiving unit 100, medication dispenser 105 and the device 700 described with reference to FIG. According to this embodiment, the
  • Medication delivery device 105 to a drug sensor 800, which is adapted to a drug type to be administered, and / or drug dose and / or a time of administration of the
  • the receiving unit 100 comprises a power source 805 in the form of a rechargeable
  • the receiving unit 100 in the form of, for example, a case provides space for the vital parameter measuring device in the form of a blood glucose meter, for example, the medicament dispenser 105 in the form of an, for example, insulin pen and, for example, accessories.
  • the blood glucose meter stores the
  • the insulin pen has an intelligence that determines and stores the dose of medication administered, for example, in the form of an insulin dose and the time of administration or injection.
  • the blood glucose meter and the insulin pen each have an interface in the form of the vital signs interface and the
  • Drug delivery interface 530 via which data in the form of
  • Recording unit 100 can be transmitted. The transfer of
  • Measurement data takes place automatically via an interface integrated into the recording unit 100 in the form of the medical device interface 120 and is there
  • the receiving unit 100 also has a power source 805 which is used to charge the drug delivery device 105 and the
  • Drug information and / or vital parameter information in, for example, a medication diary (a diabetic diary for diabetics) is thus superfluous and takes place completely automatically instead of without additional work for the patient.
  • devices commonly used in combination such as insulin pens, blood glucose meter, and accessories, find room in a receiving unit 100.
  • the drug delivery device 105 has according to this
  • - Medication sensor 800 in the form of a sensor for detecting the administered drug dose
  • Medication sensor 800 for detecting the time of administration - Rechargeable by the receiving unit 100
  • - Medication delivery storage unit for storing dose and delivery date data
  • Medication delivery interface 530 for data transfer to the acquisition unit 100.
  • the vital parameter meter has the following features:
  • the receiving unit 100 has the following features:
  • Medical device interface 120 for example in the form of contacts or wireless charging
  • Vital parameter measuring devices on the recording unit 100 can take place:
  • Medication delivery devices 105 further:
  • multiple patients use a common receiving unit 100
  • FIG. 9 shows a perspective view of three recording units 100, each with a different signal 900 in the form of color coding according to an embodiment. These may be three of the receiving units 100 described with reference to FIG.
  • the presented signal 900 of the recording unit 100 serves as a support for the patient to comply with his daily therapy and / or to inform the patient when he should use which device, ie which drug delivery device and / or which vital parameter measuring device. Alternatively or additionally, the signal 900 may alert the patient if he is about to use a wrong device.
  • the receiving unit 100 according to this purpose, the receiving unit 100 according to this
  • Medication dispenser / s and / or vital parameter measuring devices are provided with a unique color marker.
  • this is the body color of the drug delivery device (s) and / or the vital parameter gauges, or the color of a portion of the housing (such as the pen cap of the drug delivery devices), or a sticker.
  • the feature can preferably be transmitted automatically to the receiving unit 100.
  • the storage spaces are highlighted / illuminated and the affiliation of
  • Medication dispenser / s and / or the vital parameter measuring device is set by inserting or setting in the storage space and an associated example pairing process.
  • the patient may, for example, also assign their own colors for certain drug delivery devices and / or vital parameter measuring devices and the color coding would be adjusted by the color signal 900 accordingly.
  • the receiving unit 100 now provides the patient with a simple
  • the signal 900 can be used.
  • Receiving unit 100 are illuminated diffusely, as shown with reference to Figure 9.
  • the set feedback color of the signal 900 will be orange and, if necessary, the storage place will be illuminated in orange.
  • Medication dispenser is about reading the
  • the color signal 900 turns red when the patient receives an incorrect medication delivery device and / or a false medication delivery device Want to use vital parameter meter.
  • an acoustic signal 900 can sound.
  • the storage locations of the medicament dispensing devices and / or vital parameter measuring devices accommodated in the receiving unit 100 are each illuminated via a simple two-color traffic light, each color being a
  • any outward signal 900 could prompt the patient to act while the storage locations specify the drug delivery devices and / or vital parameter measurement devices.
  • FIG. 10 is a perspective view of three receiving units 100, each with a different signal 900 in the form of Illuminations of the entire housing of the receiving unit 100 according to one embodiment. This may be the receiving units 100 described with reference to FIG. 9, with the difference that the signal 900 causes the entire housing of the receiving unit 100 to be illuminated.
  • FIG. 11 shows a flowchart of a method 1100 for receiving at least one electronic drug delivery device and / or one electronic vital parameter measurement device in accordance with one
  • Embodiment. This can be one of the basis of the
  • Step 1105 of the feed is fed via an energy interface energy in a receiving unit.
  • Medication information and / or at least one on the
  • Vitalparametermessigh read stored vital parameter information on the medical device interface in the recording unit; and / or it will be in a further step 1120 of transmitting at least one medication information from the receiving unit into the
  • FIG. 12 shows a flowchart of a method 1200 for operating at least one electronic drug delivery device according to one embodiment. This can be one of the basis of the
  • step 1205 of the connection one of the recording units described with reference to the preceding figures is connected to a power source.
  • step 1210 of insertion the drug delivery device is inserted into the receiving unit; wherein, in step 1210 of insertion, the drug delivery device is inserted into the receiving unit such that energy provided by the receiving unit is communicated through a medical device interface
  • Drug delivery device is transmitted to the drug delivery device and / or that at least one of the
  • Medication information stored drug information via the medical device interface is read into the receiving unit and / or that at least one medication information is transmitted from the receiving unit in the drug delivery device.
  • FIG. 13 shows a flow diagram of a method 1300 for operating at least one electronic vital parameter measuring device according to a
  • Embodiment. This can be one of the basis of the
  • step 1305 of the connection one of the recording units described with reference to the preceding figures is attached to a
  • step 1310 of insertion the vital parameter meter is inserted into the acquisition unit; wherein, in step 1310 of insertion, the vital parameter measuring device is inserted into the receiving unit in such a way that energy provided by the receiving unit passes through a medical device interface of the vital parameter measuring device to the receiving unit
  • Vitalparametermessigh is transmitted and / or that at least one on The vital parameter information stored in the vital parameter measuring device is read into the receiving unit via the medical device interface.
  • an exemplary embodiment comprises a "and / or" link between a first feature and a second feature, this is to be read such that the
  • Embodiment according to an embodiment both the first feature and the second feature and according to another embodiment, either only the first feature or only the second feature.

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La présente invention concerne une unité de réception (100) destinée à recevoir au moins un dispositif électronique de délivrance de médicament (105) et/ou un appareil de mesure électronique de paramètres vitaux (110). L'unité de réception (100) comporte au moins une interface d'appareil médical (130) avec le dispositif de délivrance de médicament (105) et/ou l'appareil de mesure de paramètres vitaux (110). L'interface d'appareil médical (130) est conçue pour lire au moins une information de médicament (135) mémorisée sur le dispositif de délivrance de médicament (105) et/ou pour transférer au moins une information de médicament (135) dans le dispositif de délivrance de médicament (105) et/ou pour transmettre de l'énergie (125) au dispositif de délivrance de médicament (105) et/ou l'interface d'appareil médical (130) est conçu pour transmettre de l'énergie (125) à l'appareil de mesure de paramètres vitaux (110) et/ou pour lire au moins une information de paramètre vital (140) mémorisée sur l'appareil de mesure de paramètre vitaux (110).
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