Abstract: A system for providing healthcare communications receives an alarm triggered in a patient environment where a patient is located. The system determines whether the patient is risk sensitive. When the patient is risk sensitive, the system opens a private communications channel on a device worn by a caregiver. The private communications channel is concealed from the patient, and provides augmented reality for resolving a condition that triggered the alarm.

Abstract: A system and method for configuring an application is described. The system identifies user collaboration data of users of an application. The user collaboration data indicates durations of collaborations between one or more users using the application. The system computes an influencer score of a first user based on the duration of collaborations between the first user and the other users. The system determines that the influencer score of the first user exceeds an influencer score threshold and generates a configuration setting of the application for the first user. The system applies the configuration setting to the application for the first user.

Abstract: An example unified application can leverage the insights gained about the patient to provide a range of customized services that aid in the patient's recovery throughout the recovery process. The disclosed system and methods provide a continuum of care for the patient, including services that aid in the patient's recovery and management of a medical condition outside the hospital environment, pre-hospitalization and post-hospitalization.

Abstract: A device for conducting a telehealth consultation. The device receives a video feed of a patient environment, and recognizes a local device in the video feed of the patient environment. The device detects an input directed to the local device, generates a control command based on the input, and sends the control command to the local device. The control command causes the local device to perform an action during the telehealth consultation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of big data technology and is applied to the field of smart medical care in smart cities. It discloses a method, device, equipment and storage medium for remote consultation. Perform big data analysis to obtain the analysis results; generate medical prompt information based on the analysis results, and send the medical prompt information to the user terminal for display; when receiving the medical consultation appointment instruction based on the medical prompt information feedback, open it according to the medical consultation appointment instruction AR remote service window.

Abstract: A method of remote monitoring a patient includes monitoring the patient under a first modality that blocks identification of the patient. The method includes determining whether an event is detected by the first modality. When an event is detected, the method includes monitoring the patient under a second modality, which is different from the first modality and includes capturing images of the patient.

Abstract: A care delivery system detects an event from one or more sensors. The event indicates a safety risk to a patient in a first location. The system determines a clinical workflow based on the safety risk, and one or more rules defined by a healthcare facility in a second location remote from the first location. The system initiates a telehealth consultation based on the clinical workflow. The telehealth consultation includes the patient and a first caregiver in the second location. The system generates an alert identifying the safety risk, and routes the alert to a second caregiver based on the clinical workflow.

Abstract: A thermometer includes one or more temperature sensors mounted on a housing. The one or more temperature sensors determine a temperature of at least one measurement site without contact. The non-contact thermometer displays an indicator to assist alignment of the one or more temperature sensors with the at least one measurement site, receives at least one measurement reading from the at least one measurement site, determines a temperature based on the at least one measurement reading, and displays the temperature on a display unit.

Abstract: A vital signs monitor includes a subject wearable first cleat having a first sensor opening and a pair of laterally spaced apart first electrodes. The monitor also includes a subject wearable second cleat having a pair of laterally spaced apart second electrodes. An equipment housing is removably attached to or attachable to the first and second cleats. The housing has a first sensor pocket which registers with the first sensor opening. The monitor also includes a first sensor aligned with the first sensor opening and the first sensor pocket.

Abstract: A biomedical electrode includes a hydrogel layer, a trace layer above the hydrogel layer, the trace layer having a conductive trace, a conductive adhesive layer above the trace layer, and a terminal above the conductive adhesive layer. The hydrogel layer, trace layer, conductive adhesive layer, and terminal are assembled together without requiring a piloting effect to overcome misalignment between these components.

Abstract: A physiological monitor includes a cleat adapted to be securable to a subject such as a patient. The cleat includes an A electrode which includes an A electrode connector portion. The cleat also includes a B electrode which includes a B electrode connector portion. An equipment module is removably attached or removably attachable to the cleat in a transverse direction. The equipment module has an A module connector portion and a B module connector portion arranged such that the A and B module connector portions connect with the A and B electrode connector portions respectively when the equipment module is connected to the cleat thereby placing the cleat and equipment module in signal communication with each other.

Abstract: A vital signs monitor includes a subject wearable first cleat having a first sensor opening and a pair of laterally spaced apart first electrodes. The monitor also includes a subject wearable second cleat having a pair of laterally spaced apart second electrodes. An equipment housing is removably attached to or attachable to the first and second cleats. The housing has a first sensor pocket which registers with the first sensor opening. The monitor also includes a first sensor aligned with the first sensor opening and the first sensor pocket.