Adaptative vital signs monitoring system based on the early warning score approach in smart hospital context

IF 2.1 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION SYSTEMS IET Smart Cities Pub Date : 2021-03-22 DOI:10.1049/smc2.12004
Imen Ben Ida, Moez Balti, Sondes Chaabane, Abderrazak Jemai
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Changes in vital signs are an important indicator of physiological decline and provide opportunities for early recognition and intervention. The collected vital signs data can be evaluated using several approaches such as the Early warning score (EWS) approach to predict the risk level of patients. By exploring the Internet of things (IoT), vital signs monitoring solutions are automated based on various medical devices and sensors. However, there is a lack of efficient tools that enable an adaptative monitoring depending on the patient situations. This article explores the IoT technologies to provide an EWS system in smart hospital situation. The proposed solution presents an adaptative configuration of the vital signs monitoring process depending on the patient’s health status variation and the medical staff decisions. Also, an intelligent notification mechanism that reduces the delay of the medical staff intervention in the case of risk detection is proposed.

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基于预警评分方法的智能医院自适应生命体征监测系统
生命体征的变化是生理机能下降的重要指标,为早期识别和干预提供了机会。收集到的生命体征数据可以使用多种方法进行评估,如早期预警评分(EWS)方法来预测患者的风险水平。通过探索物联网(IoT),生命体征监测解决方案基于各种医疗设备和传感器实现自动化。然而,缺乏有效的工具来根据患者的情况进行适应性监测。本文探讨物联网技术为智慧医院情境下的EWS系统提供支持。提出的解决方案根据患者的健康状况变化和医务人员的决定,提出了生命体征监测过程的自适应配置。提出了一种智能通知机制,减少了医务人员在发现风险时干预的延迟。
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IET Smart Cities
IET Smart Cities Social Sciences-Urban Studies
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审稿时长
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