Abstract: Event debriefing systems and methods are provided for recording a plurality of datastreams related to an event. An observer of the event may create time indication marks that facilitate recalling, during debriefing, what transpired at any particular point in time during the event. The recorded datastreams may be retrieved and presented beginning at marked time indications and continued chronologically thereafter in time synchronism.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to supply medical data to a third party in accordance with a number of configurable distribution parameters. A configurable notification record is provided to define at least one distribution parameter that defines the manner in which medical data is distributed. The distribution parameter may be the third party to be provided medical data, the type of medical data to be provided, the medium over which an alert is to be transmitted and the conditions under which the alert is to be provided. In operation, a wireless communications device receives the medical data from a monitor borne by an ambulatory patient and wirelessly transmits at least some of the medical data to a computer network. Based upon the configurable notification record stored by the computer network, the computer network can transmit the medical data and/or an alert to the third party pursuant to the distribution parameters.

Abstract: Event debriefing systems and methods are provided for recording a plurality of datastreams related to an event. Each datastream includes chronological information related to at least one aspect of the event. An observer of the event may create time indication marks that facilitate recalling, during debriefing, what transpired at any particular point in time during the event. The recorded datastreams may be retrieved and presented beginning at marked time indications and continued chronologically thereafter in time synchronism.