Using Off-the-Shelf Medical Devices for Biomedical Signal Monitoring in a Telemedicine System for Emergency Medical Services

Thelén, Sebastian; Czaplik, Michael; Meisen, Philipp; Schilberg, Daniel; Jeschke, Sabina

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-42620-4_61

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“…The contemporarily subsisting system is available for smartphones and contrivances with the Android operating system only and doesn't fortify other software(ios, windows, etc) [1], A system that is in today market is more prone to security and privacy issues, which can be overcome by the implementation of this project [2], if we utilize the AMPED sensor to detect the heart rate, UART and HC-OS module there will be an issue cognate to platform dependency, security and privacy issues that can facilely tackle in this project [3], Intricacy in the integration of the contrivance has been reduced [4], Distance is the parameter which plays a paramount role in a wireless system which is very less range in the subsisting system that can be overcome in this project [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

Remote Ecg Monitoring System by using Iot

2019

IJEAT

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In this paper, we proposed a prototype to monitor the heartbeat of a patient perpetually through the cloud. The AD8232 sensor is utilized to quantify the heartbeat. Nodemcu ESP 8266 microcontroller is utilized to process the data like transmitting and receiving the data. The data from the heartbeat sensor is accumulated through the microcontroller and the data is posted into the cloud with the avail of Thingspeak. This model is very secure in terms of data because the target person is connected to the medico predicated on the unique IP address which provides us a secure transmission of data. This model consumes less power and withhalf the precision is more.

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Remote Ecg Monitoring System by using Iot

2019

IJEAT

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“…In emergency medical services (EMS), system can send an emergency request when a patient is in a critical situation. There are several EMS available where the emergency request (instant message)/ multimedia services (transmission of voice and video calls) can be sent via the cellular networks (4G/LTE,3G) [2], [3].…”

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Enhanced Session Initiation Protocols for Emergency Healthcare Applications

Saha¹,

Odelu

Prasath³

2019

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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In medical emergencies, an instant and secure messaging is an important service to provide quality healthcare services. A session initiation protocol (SIP) is an IP-based multimedia and telephony communication protocol used to provide instant messaging services. Thus, design of secure and efficient SIP for quality medical services is an emerging problem. In this paper, we first explore the security limitations of the existing SIPs proposed by Sureshkumar et al. and Zhang et al. in the literature. Our analysis shows that most of the existing schemes fail to protect the user credentials when unexpectedly the sessionspecific ephemeral secrets revealed to an adversary by the session exposure attacks. We then present a possible improvement over Sureshkumar et al.'s scheme without increasing the computational cost. We compare the proposed improvement for computational overheads and security features with the various related existing schemes in the literature.

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“…There are similar works in the literature, as in Gregorczyk et al (2012) that uses SOA to integrate medical devices and systems in operating rooms, or Thelen et al (2015) that uses medical standards to integrate emergency medical devices. However, this work is different from the ones mentioned above because it addresses implementation issues not addressed in these articles, such as details on the protocol of the exchanged messages by the architecture or the way in which data is stored, which may make it easier to use the architecture.…”

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“…However, this work is different from the ones mentioned above because it addresses implementation issues not addressed in these articles, such as details on the protocol of the exchanged messages by the architecture or the way in which data is stored, which may make it easier to use the architecture. Besides, only Thelen et al (2015) presents quantitative validation data.…”

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SOA-BD: Service Oriented Architecture for Biomedical Devices

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Introduction: The communication of information systems with biomedical devices has become complex not only due to the existence of several private communication protocols, but also to the immutable way that software is embedded into these devices. In this sense, this paper proposes a service-oriented architecture to access biomedical devices as a way to abstract the mechanisms of writing and reading data from these devices, thus contributing to enable the focus of the development team of biomedical software to be intended for its functional requirements, i.e. business rules relevant to the problem domain. Methods: The SOA-BD architecture consists of five main components: A Web Service for transport and conversion of the device data, Communication Protocols to access the devices, Data Parsers to preprocess data, a Device Repository to store data and transmitted information and Error handling, for error handling of these information. For the development of SOA-BD, technologies such as the XML language and the Java programming language were used. Besides, Software Engineering concepts such as Design Patterns were also used. For the validation of this work, data has been collected from vital sign monitors in an Intensive Care Unit using HL7 standards. Results: The tests obtained a difference of about only 1 second in terms of response time with the use of SOA-BD. Conclusion: SOA-BD achieves important results such as the reduction on the access protocol complexity, the opportunity for treating patients over long distances, allowing easier development of monitoring applications and interoperability with biomedical devices from diverse manufacturers.

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Using Off-the-Shelf Medical Devices for Biomedical Signal Monitoring in a Telemedicine System for Emergency Medical Services

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Remote Ecg Monitoring System by using Iot

Remote Ecg Monitoring System by using Iot

Enhanced Session Initiation Protocols for Emergency Healthcare Applications

SOA-BD: Service Oriented Architecture for Biomedical Devices

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