Rogério Albandes, Adenauer C. Yamin, J. Barbosa, R. Machado
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Mobility has become a daily practice of physicians, so it is possible that they remain periods of time without contact with the teams that support them in the treatment of patients. Longer periods between communications can cause delays in performing procedures, drug prescribing, etc. Considering this scenario, this work has as objective the conception an approach, called I3VSM, which integrates: (i) a platform for acquisition of vital signs, (ii) an environment for contextual processing, which through customizable rules builds the Situation Awareness of the patients; and (iii) a textual and graphic display interface for these signals, which can be accessed by IoT. As a source of vital signs, the MIMIC-III database is being used, which has been widely accepted by the international community for this purpose. In turn, for the evaluation of I3VSM together with health professionals, the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) was used, and promising results were obtained. Palavras-Chave— Internet das Coisas, Ciência de Situação, Sinais Vitais.
流动已成为医生的日常工作,因此他们有可能在一段时间内不与支持他们治疗病人的团队接触。通信间隔时间过长可能会导致手术、药物处方等方面的延误。考虑到这种情况,这项工作的客观概念是一种称为I3VSM的方法,它集成了:(i)获取生命体征的平台,(ii)上下文处理的环境,通过可定制的规则建立患者的情况感知;(iii)这些信号的文本和图形显示接口,可由物联网访问。目前正在使用MIMIC-III数据库作为生命体征的来源,国际社会为此目的已广泛接受该数据库。然后,与卫生专业人员一起对I3VSM进行评估,使用技术接受模型(TAM),并获得了令人满意的结果。Palavras-Chave - Internet das Coisas, Ciência de sita,西奈维塔斯。