Paper Info
Title
New use cases for remote control and configuration of interoperable medical devices.
Abstract
The newest branch of the ISO/IEEE 11073 (X73) standard for Personal Health Devices (X73PHD), allow the development of interoperable personal health ecosystems. At the moment of this writing, more than 11 specializations have been successfully published by the Personal Health Device (PHD) Working Group (PHD WG). Nevertheless, some recent specializations at draft stage show the need for a procedure to control configuration parameters. As a solution, some ad-hoc methods have been elaborated to deal with it, but, the aim of the PHD WG is to standardize a general procedure, valid for longer term. Then it is needed to identify use cases requiring remote configuration services. This work identifies and studies new use cases that employ remote configuration services. The resulting use cases, discussed within the PHD WG to get the maximum consensus, are within the scope of the Basic Electrocardiograph (X73-10406), the Sleep Apnea Breathing Therapy Equipment (X73-10424), and the Medication Monitor (X73-10472) specializations. In addition, a classification of the findings is proposed for each use case. These findings could be the basis for the new remote configuration extension.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/EMBC.2013.6610618
EMBC
Keywords
Field
DocType
remote configuration,electrocardiography,personal health,interoperable medical device configuration,phd wg,remote control,remote configuration extension,iso standards,x73-10424,use case,diseases,telemedicine,interoperability,telecontrol,x73phd,sleep,patient monitoring,configuration parameter,personal health device working group,biomedical equipment,general procedure,remote configuration services,specialization,interoperable personal health ecosystem development,standardization,x73-10472,sleep apnea breathing therapy equipment,medication monitor specialization,extension package,iso/ieee 11073 standard,x73-10406,ieee standards,iso/ieee 11073,ad-hoc method,basic electrocardiograph,patient treatment
Telemedicine,Use case,Remote control,Software engineering,Computer science,Remote patient monitoring,Interoperability,Computer security,Biomedical equipment,Electronic engineering,Breathing therapy,Personal health
Conference
Volume
ISSN
Citations 
2013
1557-170X
2
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.48
2
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
H G Barrón-González120.48
Miguel Martinez-Espronceda2223.45
Santiago Led3526.91
Luis Serrano483.40
Christoph Fischer521.83
malcolm clarke6427.66