Method and system for brain attack triage (BAT)

A method comprising:

• acquiring a physiological signal from an individual by a biosensor;
• acquiring health data of the individual from one or more data streams by a first element;
• integrating the physiological signal from the individual and the health data of the individual using a second element adapted to receive and integrate the physiological signal from the individual and the health data of the individual, wherein the second element is configured to identity a feature associated with a brain attack in the individual and activate a third element when such identification occurs;
• alerting a first provider via activation of the third element of a possible interruptive health event, initiating a fourth element that interacts with the individual in real-time, proposing via the fourth element to the individual and/or a caregiver and/or a second provider one or more effective interventions, wherein the first provider communicates the one or more effective interventions based on established brain attack triage procedures to the individual and/or the caregiver and/or the second provider.

A method comprising:

• acquiring a physiological signal from an individual by a biosensor;
• acquiring health data of the individual from one or more data streams by a first element;
• integrating the physiological signal from the individual and the health data of the individual using a second element adapted to receive and integrate the physiological signal from the individual and the health data of the individual, wherein the second element is configured to identity a feature associated with a brain attack in the individual and activate a third element when such identification occurs;
• alerting a first provider via activation of the third element of a possible interruptive health event, wherein the third element interacts with the individual in real-time;
• and proposing via the third element to the individual and/or a caregiver and/or a second provider one or more effective interventions;
• initiating a fourth element and interacting with the individual and/or the first provider and/or the second provider in real-time and wherein a fifth element determines that the one or more effective interventions were made.