Abstract: A method, computing system and computer program product are provided. A group of connected devices are formed from at least some multiple connected devices. A computing system receives current usage data for a person from the group of connected devices with respect to activities. The computing system compares the current usage data with a baseline for the person to produce change data and applies an analytic analysis to the change data to determine a health concern for the person. A notification is provided when the change data exceeds a predetermined threshold with respect to the baseline. In another embodiment, a group of connected devices is managed by excluding, from the group, a connected device that contributes to false positive data.

Abstract: A method, computing system and computer program product are provided. A group of connected devices are formed from at least some multiple connected devices. A computing system receives current usage data for a person from the group of connected devices with respect to activities. The computing system compares the current usage data with a baseline for the person to produce change data and applies an analytic analysis to the change data to determine a health concern for the person. A notification is provided when the change data exceeds a predetermined threshold with respect to the baseline. In another embodiment, a group of connected devices is managed by excluding, from the group, a connected device that contributes to false positive data.

Abstract: A virtual medical instrument (VMI) system comprises data storage for storing input diagnostic test protocols for two or more of EEG, EKG, EMG/NCV, PFT, CMG, EP, ENG, visual acuity, visual field, limb dynometric and audiogram testing. The VMI system includes a universal interface having a number of electrical contacts and sets of electrical conduits associated with the different stored diagnostic test protocols. A selector enables a system user to select any one of the stored diagnostic test protocols for conducting on a patient. The system is constructed to enable the selected diagnostic test protocol to be performed on a patient after the corresponding set of electrical conduits are connected to the universal interface contacts and to the patient. Further included is an electrical signal generator connected to the universal interface for providing electrical signals to the patent if such electric signals are required by the selected test protocol.

Abstract: A virtual medical instrument (VMI) system comprises data storage for storing input diagnostic test protocols for two or more of EEG, EKG, EMG/NCV, PFT, CMG, EP, ENG, visual acuity, visual field, limb dynometric and audiogram testing. The VMI system includes a universal interface having a number of electrical contacts and sets of electrical conduits associated with the different stored diagnostic test protocols. A selector enables a system user to select any one of the stored diagnostic test protocols for conducting on a patient. The system is constructed to enable the selected diagnostic test protocol to be performed on a patient after the corresponding set of electrical conduits are connected to the universal interface contacts and to the patient. Further included is an electrical signal generator connected to the universal interface for providing electrical signals to the patent if such electric signals are required by the selected test protocol.

Abstract: Losses in nerve sensation are detected, and the affected nerves identified, by a hand-held device which is drawn, and preferably rolled, over the surface of a subject's skin. The surface on the device which contacts the subject's skin is made of a high thermal conductivity material, and when the device is at room temperature, a cooling sensation is experienced by the subject except in those regions where nerve sensation is abnormally low. The device is thus useful in delineating the regions of nerve sensation loss, as a useful step in monitoring certain disease conditions. The device also finds utility as a tool for cold massage.

Abstract: A virtual medical instrument (VMI) system comprises data storage for storing input diagnostic test protocols for two or more of EEG, EKG, EMG/NCV, PFT, CMG, EP, ENG, visual acuity, visual field, limb dynometric and audiogram testing. The VMI system includes a universal interface having a number of electrical contacts and sets of electrical conduits associated with the different stored diagnostic test protocols. A selector enables a system user to select any one of the stored diagnostic test protocols for conducting on a patient. The system is constructed to enable the selected diagnostic test protocol to be performed on a patient after the corresponding set of electrical conduits are connected to the universal interface contacts and to the patient. Further included is an electrical signal generator connected to the universal interface for providing electrical signals to the patent if such electric signals are required by the selected test protocol.