Electronic medical tag, electronic medical tag logging-on system and electronic medical tag emergency disaster relief system

Abstract

The present invention provides an electronic medical tag, an electronic medical tag logging-on system and an electronic medical tag emergency disaster relief system. The electronic medical tag emergency disaster relief system comprises the following components: a plurality of electronic medical tags which can be driven for sending out preset-color light and / or alarm sound, at least one portable reader which can be held by ambulance personnel and can read the information of the electronic medical tag through induction, at least one fixed reader which is equipped in a hospital and can read the information of the electronic medical tag through induction; and a central control device which is equipped at a central control center and can perform medical tag information collection and synchronization updating between the portable reader and the fixed reader. Through structure design of the electronic medical tag, and communication design among the medical tag, the portable reader, the central control device and the fixed reader, wounded person searching and rescuing efficiency can be improved. Unified collection and synchronization updating for the information of the wounded person are facilitated. Therefore wounded person rescuing efficiency on the disaster field can be greatly improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an injury ticket and an emergency disaster relief system, in particular to an electronic injury ticket, an electronic injury ticket registration system and an electronic injury ticket emergency disaster relief system using the electronic injury ticket. Background technique [0002] With the development of electronic technology, the traditional paper form of injury tickets has gradually developed into electronic injury tickets, such as the "digital radio frequency injury ticket information device electronic injury ticket" disclosed in Taiwan Patent No. M364502, Injury tickets can facilitate automatic management and control, facilitate the management, control and data collection of the wounded and medical resources at the scene of large-scale disasters, help improve rescue efficiency, and avoid the waste of disaster relief data and resources. However, the warning effect of this electronic injury ticket is very poor. When it is us...

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However, the warning effect of the electronic injury ticket is very poor. When it is used in large-scale disaster sites, such as earthquakes, mudslides or major traffic accidents, it may be because the environment of the disaster site is dark, there is not enough light source, and the site environment is crowded. Due to factors such as overlapping shadows and the inability to fix the position and direction of the wounded, it is impossible for the on-site disaster relief personnel or medical staff to directly find the wounded wearing the electronic injury ticket marked as serious injury in this chaotic environment. The on-site environment is searched and judged by scanners, resulting in low rescue efficiency

In addition, how to share and update the electronic injury ticket data read and created by the scanners of each rescuer at the scene, and how to integrate with the electronic injury ticket data read and created by medical institutions is also a problem

[0003] In addition, although U.S. Patent No. 7,629,881 also discloses an electronic injury ticket, when the electronic injury ticket is used, a color card corresponding to a predetermined color is inserted on the electronic injury ticket to drive the LED light of the corresponding color to emit light. Ambulance personnel need to carry a lot of electronic injury tickets and color cards, which is inconvenient, and it is easy to be unable to set the electronic injury tickets due to a shortage of certain color cards, and it is easy for others to change the color cards arbitrarily and change the LED. color, causing control loopholes in ambulance

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