WO2005055824A1 - Intelligent medical vigilance system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to monitoring systems, and more particularly has reference to intelligent medical vigilance systems used for monitoring patients, automobile drivers, or other persons whose physiological condition may undergo a change signifying a deterioration in condition, a tendency toward drowsiness, or other state that may have important consequences for that person or for others.
- Medical monitors have been in use for many years. Typically, medical monitors include patient monitors prescribed by a physician in a non-ICU setting.
- the present invention involves a new and improved intelligent medical vigilance system for providing an invisible "safety net” that observes and analyzes a person's vital signs. Only in the event of a clinically significant negative condition will the device notify and report the event to the person or the care staff of a health care facility, utilizing, for example, a hospital's existing nurse call system. In so doing, the invention extends the vigilance capability and "reach" of the hospital clinical staff so that their resources can be more effectively applied.
- the invention generally comprises a bedside unit connected to a sensing array (placed under the patient) and to an existing hospital nurse call system via an interface.
- the sensing array preferably is a non-invasive piezoelectric sensing film or other similar sensing technology, with an array of sensors installed in soft padding under the bottom sheet of the patient's hospital bed.
- the sensing array is not directly in contact with the skin of the patient.
- a signal processor and an alarm processor that measure the data and evaluate whether a clinically significant event is occurring.
- the bedside unit is a wall-mounted unit with a display that becomes active (comes on) when an alarm condition is enabled or on command by the nurse, by touching any key. It has a number of dedicated and so ftkey buttons and controls for entering information, setting up specific items and interacting with the system.
- the sensing array is a thin, piezoelectric film or other similar sensing technology, with an array of sensors sheathed in soft padding that is easily cleaned. It is placed in the patient's bed, under the bottom sheet (and other padding if needed), not directly in contact with the skin of the patient. It can be integrated into the mattress coverlet, if desired.
- the monitoring system of the present invention may also be used in chairs to monitor the state of relaxation of a subject via heart rate, blood pressure and respiration rates.
- the nurse call feature is made up of hardware, software and cabling to connect to a nurse call system already installed in the hospital or care facility.
- the signal processor is made up of hardware and software that accepts, buffers and converts the sensor array signal from analog to digital format for subsequent processing.
- the alarm processor uses logic to monitor the parameter trends and determines when a negative condition is occurring. It then actuates the alarm circuitry for local and/or remote alarm. Soft alarms may be used to report adverse trends before an emergency condition arises. All alarms may interact with the existing nurse call system in the hospital.
- the intelligent medical vigilance system of the present invention can be adapted for use as a monitoring system for operators of motor vehicles, aircraft or other devices.
- the present invention is installed in one or more of the following regions of a motor vehicle: the seat, seatback, headrest, steering wheel, driving jacket, or a driving cap.
- One or more sensors may be located in each general location to provide for improved feedback.
- the vehicle operator may also carry a wrist attachment or a necklace with built in sensors.
- the sensors in the vehicle transmit information about the patient to a central processor built into the vehicle via hardwiring or wireless technology.
- the processor analyzes the incoming information and outputs data as needed.
- the vigilance system can be used to alert drivers to approaching sleep states or other potentially hazardous physical conditions in order to reduce accidents.
- the sensors measure heart rate, respiration rate and movement of the vehicle operator. Background noise signals are actively cancelled out to provide an accurate reading of the patient's heart rate, respiration rate and blood pressure. This cancellation allows the monitoring system to operate effectively in high background noise environments.
- the present invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that overcomes many of the shortcomings of the prior art devices.
- the present invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system for providing an invisible "safety net" for the patient that will observe and analyze, and, only in the event of a clinically significant negative condition, notify and report the event to the care staff utilizing the hospital's existing nurse call system.
- the invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that observes (monitors) multiple physiological signals without direct skin contact.
- the invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that analyzes the information to determine whether the parameters are within normal limits or are tending to go in a clinically negative direction.
- the invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that reports the physiological parameters and provides a trend of them over time. i yet a further aspect, the invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that notifies the nursing care staff when a consistently negative situation is detected via the existing nurse call system used in the facility.
- the invention provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that persistently reminds nursing of continued violations or worsening situation until interventions are successful.
- This aspect provides an intelligent medical vigilance system that extends the vigilance capability and "reach" of the busy clinical staff so they can spend time where it has the best clinical effect.
- the invention provides a sensor system within vehicles that alerts operators to dangerous physiological conditions that would impair the operator's ability to operate equipment safely.
- Figure 1 is a diagram of the vigilance monitoring system of the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a block diagram of the system functions.
- Figure 3 is a diagram showing progression from normal patient condition to negative event and nurse response.
- Figure 4 is a time plot of multiple parameters, showing various parameter violations and alarm logic.
- Figure 5 is multiple parameter alarm table, showing alarm logic.
- Figure 6 is a diagram showing various configurations of sensors in a vehicle.
- Figure 1 illustrates an intelligent medical vigilance system 1, which comprises a bedside unit 3 connected to a sensing array 5 (placed under the patient) and also to an existing hospital call system 7 via an interface 9. Within the physical bedside unit 3 are a signal processor and an alarm processor that measure the data and evaluate whether a clinically significant event is occurring.
- the present invention can also be used as a monitoring system in vehicles.
- the bedside unit 3 is a wall-mounted unit with a display 9 that becomes active (comes on) when an alarm condition is enabled or on command by the nurse, by touching any key. It has a number of dedicated and softkey buttons and controls for entering information, setting up specific items and interacting with the system. While various types of sensors can be used, it is preferred that the sensing array 5 be in the form of a thin, piezoelectric film sensing array sheathed in soft padding that is easily cleaned. It is placed in the patient's bed 11, under the bottom sheet (and other padding if needed), not directly in contact with the skin of the patient. The sensing array 5 may be incorporated into soft padding under the bottom sheet of a patient's bed.
- the nurse call feature 7 is made up of hardware, software and cabling to connect to the nurse call system already installed in the hospital or care facility.
- the signal processor is made up of hardware and software that accepts, buffers and converts the sensor array signal from analog to digital format for subsequent processing. Trend information is recorded and available for study.
- the alarm processor uses logic to monitor the parameter trends and determines when a negative condition is occurring. It then actuates the alarm circuitry for local and/or remote alarm. Soft alarms may be utilized to report adverse trends before emergency situation arises.
- Figure 2 shows a schematic diagram of the monitoring process of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a diagram showing progression from normal patient condition to negative event and nurse response.
- the user can set "hard” alarm limits - those high and low single-parameter limits that, when passed, will cause the alarm indication, signal and tone to be transmitted to the caregiver by any number of means.
- the caregiver responds to correct the situation.
- One problem caused by such alarms is that of false positive alarms - those alarms that sound because the set threshold is passed momentarily, but that are not associated with a clinically significant event.
- the alarm limits may be set close to the patient's present parameter value. The closer these are set, the more likely it is that a minor actual parameter variation, patient movement or other signal "noise" will make the measured parameter surpass the set alarm limit.
- the "hard” alarm limits can be spread more widely than in conventional intensive care unit monitors. This is done because the patients being monitored may be relatively healthy and mobile compared to typical ICU patients. Because of their high activity level they exhibit a lot of variability in their measured vital parameters such as heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, temperature, cardiac activity, etc. Thus, the clinician wants to watch over these patients' condition, but also wants to avoid false positive alarms that disrupt the patient care workflow and the feelings and outlook of the patient. However, the clinician is still interested in detecting negative trends in the patient so they can react quickly to treat or avoid deeper, more serious problems.
- Figures 4 and 5 show the use of alarm limit pairs and algorithms.
- Figure 4 is a time plot of multiple parameters, showing various parameter violations and alarm logic.
- Figure 5 is multiple parameter alarm table, showing alarm logic.
- the monitor of the present invention has two or more distinct alarm limit pairs and algorithms.
- the purpose of the new alarm scheme is to set new thresholds within the previous "hard” limits of each parameter that will catch a patient's worsening condition prior to crossing the old single “hard” limits. This differs from just moving those limits in because these new, soft limits require that both the HR and RR values (in this example) be outside the soft limits to initiate the alarm. If either the HR or RR falls outside a hard limit, then the alarm sounds. If both the HR and RR fall outside the soft limit, but still within the hard limit, then the "soft" alarm sounds. This is best described in Figure 4.
- the parameters covered by such an alarm scheme are not limited to Heart Rate and
- Respiratory Rate used in this example.
- non-parameter-based signals noise, motion etc.
- the sensitivity and specificity of the "hard” alarm may be improved by using a more-complex algorithm than just "did it pass the limit?" used in many systems.
- This improvement could take the form of applying a number of approaches including but not limited to neural net and/or fuzzy logic. Fuzzy logic could be applied to the limit as follows: Given one or more measurements of physiological parameters (e.g. heart rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, temperature, etc.) which require an alarm when the measurement is outside of a range (or band), a fuzzy logic type function can be defined as follows:
- Ta is typically set to 0.5 if any weak (or soft) condition (or combination of weak conditions) is to cause an alarm. If Ta is set to 1.0 a strong alarm condition from at least one physiological parameter is required for the alarm to sound. If it is desired that the alarm only sound when Physiological parameters are at or above t Hh (n) (or below t L i(n)), then Ta can be set to N. This method can also be used when the same physiological parameter is measured by multiple means.
- the F(p) functions would most likely be the same for each measurement and Ta could be set to 1.0 such that if either device exceeded the t ⁇ limits, the alarm would sound.
- the alarm violation type (hard, soft, etc.) may be differentiated from each other or not, depending on the needs for the specific clinical application (ICU versus General Care Floor, etc.).
- the alarms may be set individually for each parameter as soft high and soft low or may be set by using a fixed percentage, such as 10% within the range of the hard limits for each parameter.
- the logic can also be extended to more than two alarms if needed.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram of the present invention installed in a vehicle.
- the intelligent medical vigilance system of the present invention can easily be adapted for use as a monitoring system for operators of motor vehicles, aircraft or other devices.
- the sensing array of the present invention is installed in one or more of the following regions of a motor vehicle: the seat 13, seatback 15, headrest 17, steering wheel 19, driving jacket 21, or a driving cap 23.
- One or more sensor arrays may be located in each general location to provide for improved feedback.
- the vehicle operator may also carry a wrist attachment 25 or a necklace 27 with built in sensor arrays.
- the sensor arrays in the vehicle transmit information about the patient to a central processor 29 built into the vehicle via hardwiring 31 or wireless 33 technologies.
- the processor analyzes the incoming information and outputs data as needed.
- the vigilance system can be use to alert drivers to approaching sleep states or other potentially hazardous physical conditions in order to reduce accidents.
- the sensors can be configured to measure a variety of parameters, such as heart rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, temperature, cardiac output and movement of the vehicle operator.
- the intelligent monitoring system in vehicles uses similar alarm schemes to those in a hospital setting.
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