The Emergency Medical Team Operating System — a vision for field hospital data management in following the concepts of predictive, preventive, and personalized medicine

IF 6.5 2区 医学 Q1 Medicine
Jan Gaebel, Erik Schreiber, Thomas Neumuth
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In times where sudden-onset disasters (SODs) present challenges to global health systems, the integration of predictive, preventive, and personalized medicine (PPPM / 3PM) into emergency medical responses has manifested as a critical necessity. We introduce a modern electronic patient record system designed specifically for emergency medical teams (EMTs), which will serve as a novel approach in how digital healthcare management can be optimized in crisis situations. This research is based on the principle that advanced information technology (IT) systems are key to transforming humanitarian aid by offering predictive insights, preventive strategies, and personalized care in disaster scenarios. We aim to address the critical gaps in current emergency medical response strategies, particularly in the context of SODs. Building upon a collaborative effort with European emergency medical teams, we have developed a comprehensive and scalable electronic patient record system. It not only enhances patient management during emergencies but also enables predictive analytics to anticipate patient needs, preventive guidelines to reduce the impact of potential health threats, and personalized treatment plans for the individual needs of patients. Furthermore, our study examines the possibilities of adopting PPPM-oriented IT solutions in disaster relief. By integrating predictive models for patient triage, preventive measures to mitigate health risks, and personalized care protocols, potential improvements to patient health or work efficiency could be established. This system was evaluated with clinical experts and shall be used to establish digital solutions and new forms of assistance for humanitarian aid in the future. In conclusion, to really achieve PPPM-related efforts more investment will need to be put into research and development of electronic patient records as the foundation as well as into the clinical processes along all pathways of stakeholders in disaster medicine.

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急救医疗队操作系统--遵循预测、预防和个性化医疗理念的野外医院数据管理愿景
在突发灾难(SOD)给全球医疗系统带来挑战的时代,将预测、预防和个性化医疗(PPPM/3PM)整合到紧急医疗响应中已成为当务之急。我们介绍了一种专为紧急医疗队(EMT)设计的现代电子病历系统,它将成为危机情况下如何优化数字医疗管理的一种新方法。这项研究基于这样一个原则,即先进的信息技术(IT)系统通过在灾难场景中提供预测性洞察力、预防性策略和个性化护理,是改变人道主义援助的关键。我们的目标是解决目前紧急医疗响应策略中存在的关键差距,特别是在 SOD 的背景下。在与欧洲紧急医疗团队合作的基础上,我们开发了一套全面、可扩展的电子病历系统。该系统不仅能加强紧急情况下的患者管理,还能通过预测分析来预测患者的需求,提供预防指南以减少潜在健康威胁的影响,并根据患者的个人需求制定个性化治疗计划。此外,我们的研究还探讨了在救灾中采用以 PPPM 为导向的 IT 解决方案的可能性。通过整合病人分流的预测模型、降低健康风险的预防措施和个性化护理方案,可以改善病人的健康状况或提高工作效率。临床专家对该系统进行了评估,并将在未来用于建立数字解决方案和新的人道主义援助形式。总之,要真正实现 PPPM 的相关工作,需要对电子病历的研究和开发进行更多的投资,并将其作为基础,同时对灾难医学中利益相关者的所有途径的临床过程进行更多的投资。
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Epma Journal
Epma Journal Medicine-Biochemistry (medical)
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11.30
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期刊介绍: PMA Journal is a journal of predictive, preventive and personalized medicine (PPPM). The journal provides expert viewpoints and research on medical innovations and advanced healthcare using predictive diagnostics, targeted preventive measures and personalized patient treatments. The journal is indexed by PubMed, Embase and Scopus.
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