面向移动医疗的可编程服务体系结构

R. Chakravorty
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本文介绍了MobiCare——一种新颖的服务架构,它可以为高效和移动的患者护理提供广泛的健康相关服务。这些服务包括:(1)医疗设备和传感器中的健康相关服务,通过新的健康服务和应用程序远程安装、自激活、重新配置甚至自我修复;(2)应用于临床设备本机代码的安全可靠的动态软件升级或更新服务;(3)远程注册和(重新)配置身体传感器以及远程健康数据服务,例如通过提供商服务器下载患者健康报告和上传诊断数据。通过加速部署新的健康相关服务,这些服务共同解决了一系列患者医疗监测需求,从而降低了医疗成本,提高了患者护理质量。我们目前正在实现一个概念验证原型。MobiCare的早期经验确实表明,它有潜力成为下一代医疗保健的可行和有用的基础设施范例
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A programmable service architecture for mobile medical care
This paper introduces MobiCare - a novel service architecture that enables a wide range of health-related services for efficient and mobile patient care. These services include: (1) health-related services in medical devices and sensors to remotely install, self-activate, reconfigure or even self-repair with new health services and applications, (2) secure and reliable dynamic software upgrade or update services applied to the native code of the clinical device, and, (3) remote registration and (re)configuration of body sensors as well as remote health-data services such as patient health report downloads and diagnosis data uploads with provider servers. Collectively these services address a range of patient medical monitoring needs by accelerating deployment of new health-related services, thus reducing medical costs and improving the quality of patient care. We are currently implementing a proof-of-concept prototype. Early experiences with MobiCare do show that it has the potential to become a feasible and a useful infrastructure paradigm for the next generation healthcare
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