An approach towards compositional behavior specification of medical device networks

Dingier, Max E.; Ortíz, Diego; Dietz, Christian; Lueth, Tim C.

doi:10.1109/sii.2016.7844045

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“…Corno et al [31] also used IoT to communicate data in real-time to clinicians and notify them about patients health status. CPS (Cyber Physical System) is an emerging technology that is widely used in healthcare [1]. Sawand et al [32] presented a layered CPS-based framework to ensure communication between clinician and patients and studies security issues of the proposed architecture over the CPS system.…”

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“…The integration of medical devices in a high acuity patient environment is taking an important trend in modern medicine where these devices may be implanted in the patient house, hospital or ambulance, and therefore their use become particularly challenging for many reasons. At first, medical devices are increasingly complex [1], and this is due to the complexity of the human body, and second, the need to integrate these devices in the network, also, because they are exclusively safety-critical systems [2] and directly connected to the patient body. The need to communicate medical devices is in the rise [3][4][5], and this is to simplify the clinical workflow and avoid the deterioration of the patient health because of the lack of coordination between the devices.…”

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A Component Based Framework to Enable Medical Devices Communication

Touahria¹,

Khababa²

2021

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The interconnection of medical devices is emerging as a new requirement in modern medicine. The final goal of connecting heterogeneous medical devices in a wider network of computational servers is to monitor and improve patient safety, where it also constitutes a major goal in the Integrated Clinical Environment (ICE) framework. The heterogeneity of medical devices provided by different suppliers is a key challenge in ICE-based systems, where interoperability and data communication across devices is still under study and specification. ICE aims to create a standard interface that covers medical devices heterogeneity, hence, achieving interoperability in a safe way. It focuses on defining an interoperable bus between the patient, medical devices, software applications, and the clinician. Given the lack of realization of ICE standard, this paper presents a component-based framework for making ICE usable for medical applications. This work illustrates the component model in detail and validates it with a prototype implementation that focuses on the integration of heterogeneous medical devices as the most relevant requirements faced by ICE.

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