Interactive sickroom nursing management system

Abstract

The invention discloses an interactive sickroom nursing management system. The interactive sickroom nursing management system comprises a vital sign acquisition module for acquiring vital sign data of patients, a movement state acquisition module for acquiring movement state data of the patients, a GPS positioning module for positioning the patients, an infusion monitor for monitoring the amount of residual saline water in infusion bottles, cameras installed on aisles of sickrooms, a communication module, a sickroom center manager, a three-dimensional model generating module and a man-machine operating module. The interactive sickroom nursing management system achieves real-time detection of the vital signs, movement states and positions of the patients, facilitates management of the patients and the sickrooms, greatly reduces the work amount of medical workers and also ensures normal rest of the patients.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to medical non-diagnostic equipment, in particular to an interactive ward nursing management system. Background technique [0002] Each work in the existing hospital wards operates independently. There are ward call systems, patient monitoring systems, and follow-up systems for discharged patients. However, most hospitals still use manual phone calls for follow-up, and the space for nurse stations is generally not very large. The system will take up a lot of space, and at the same time, the data of each system is neither common nor statistically analysable. [0003] During hospitalization, nurses need to conduct ward rounds and temperature measurement in real time, which undoubtedly has a great impact on the rest of patients. At the same time, due to the limited number of nurses, it is impossible to monitor each patient in real time, which undoubtedly affects the patient Management was a big inconvenience. [0004] Some patients...

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[0002] Each work in the existing hospital wards operates independently. There are ward call systems, patient monitoring systems, and follow-up systems for discharged patients. However, most hospitals still use manual phone calls for follow-up, and the space for nurse stations is generally not very large. The system will take up a lot of space, and the data of each system is neither common nor statistically analyzed

[0003] During hospitalization, nurses need to conduct ward rounds and temperature measurement in real time, which undoubtedly has a great impact on the rest of patients. At the same time, due to the limited number of nurses, it is impossible to monitor each patient in real time, which undoubtedly affects the patient Management is a big inconvenience

[0004] Some patients have the habit of going out and about during hospitalization. Once an emergency occurs outside, doctors and nurses will not be able to detect it in time, and at the same time, they will not be able to locate the patient quickly, so it is easy to miss the best time for treatment.

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