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Title: The Personal Medical Unit


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The Personal Medical Unit
  • A ubiquitious computing infrastructure

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Features Form
  • Issues Concerns
  • Summary
  • Questions

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Introduction
  • Advancement of processing power and memory
    capacity
  • Store/process extensive amount of data in small
    devices
  • Possible to store medical data on a personal
    token
  • like an USB memory stick.

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Features Form
  • Issues Concerns
  • Summary
  • Questions

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Motivation 1
  • Address the Integration Challenge in healthcare
  • Amount of different computer systems in use is
    extraordinary
  • Lots of standards exist more systems to handle
    those standards
  • Handle heterogeneous and non-standard data
  • Heterogenous data that does not comply to
    standards troublesome.
  • PMU stores and handles arbitrary data formats and
    lets receiver do semantic interpretation.

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Motivation 2
  • Use decentralized approach to data integration
  • Patient carries data, integrated as needed (meets
    with doctor)
  • Use patient as data integrator. Ad-hoc
    synchronize as needed.

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Motivation 3
  • Ubiquitous data coverage
  • Access to medical data requires network
    connection to central data storage
  • Practician would need remote access to data
  • PMU needs only need local connectivity with
    doctor Benefit while i.e. traveling.

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Motivation 4
  • Patient empowerment by putting the data in the
    patients hands.
  • Proximity based system. Patient approves
    transfers.
  • Physical control makes the PMU tangible for
    patients

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Features Form
  • Issues Concerns
  • Summary
  • Questions

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Features Form 1
  • Synchronizes data between PMU and other medical
    systems
  • Synchronizes and stores medical data from
    personal monitoring devices.
  • Stores personal annotations.
  • Can be used in emergency situations.
  • Can communicate with systems in its proximity
    using i.e. Bluetooth.

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Features Form 2
  • Exact form factor of a PMU has not yet been
    designed. Might be a
  • USB memory stick
  • A necklace
  • Other piece of jewelry
  • An application running on a mobile phone

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Features
  • Issues Concerns
  • Summary
  • Questions

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Issues Concerns 1
  • Signal interference with medical equipment
  • Conducted Interference tests to ensure adherence
    to EMC guidelines.
  • Data confidentiality
  • Digital signature. Patient in control.
  • Battery life remains problematic for mobile
    devices
  • Sending and calculating data requires power

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Issues Concerns 2
  • PMU might be
  • Lost
  • Stolen
  • Misplaced
  • Left at home when rushing to the hospital
  • Medical interventions while patient and a doctor
    are not co-located.
  • Elderly and cognitive disabled patients troubled
    by complexity

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Features
  • Issues Concerns
  • Summary
  • Questions

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Summary
  • Integration Challenge
  • Patient as data integrator and patient
    empowerment
  • Issues
  • PMU is a seperate device
  • Doesnt provide full coverage
  • Cognitive overload

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Features Form
  • Issues Concerns
  • Summary
  • Questions

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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Questions
  • Feel free to ask questions!

Martin Kjeldsen SuperMedical 45-87654321 kjeldsen
_at_supmed.dk
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