Defibrillator communications architecture
AssigneeAvive Solutions, Inc.
InventorsAndy Sturman, David Picco, Rory M. Beyer, Andrew Thomas Galkowski, Gordon Moseley P. Andrews, Dean Allan Gereaux
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AssigneeAvive Solutions, Inc.
InventorsAndy Sturman, David Picco, Rory M. Beyer, Andrew Thomas Galkowski, Gordon Moseley P. Andrews, Dean Allan Gereaux
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Status messages are wirelessly broadcast from medical devices (e.g., defibrillators) as advertisements that don't require the establishment of a wireless connection with listeners. The listeners are configured to act on, or forward, received status messages as appropriate. The listeners may optionally include supplemental information supplied by the listener when forwarding a status message to a management server. The listener may optionally analyze received status messages to determine whether an action should be taken based at least in part on status information in the message. Actions performed by the listener may include initiating a connection with the transmitting device to facilitate uploading new information from the medical device, updating the medical device's firmware, etc. Optionally, some of the advertisements are configured as beacons. The advertisements/beacons may be transmitted using a Bluetooth Low Energy or other suitable protocols. In another aspect, advertisement based arrangements for spreading responder network incident alerts are described.
A method of handling a status message broadcast by a medical device using an advertisement type protocol, the status message including medical device status information, the method comprising:
A method comprising:
A method of handling a status message broadcast by a transmitting device using an advertisement type protocol, the method comprising:
A method of handling a status message broadcast by a transmitting device, the method comprising:
The method as recited in 29 wherein the firmware or software update is transmitted from the management server to the transmitting device via the listening device but is not persistently stored on the listening device.
A non-transitory computer readable medium having programmed instructions configured to handle a status message wirelessly received by a listening device, wherein the status message was broadcast by a medical device and wirelessly received by the listening device without establishing a connection between the medical device and the listening device, wherein the programmed instructions are configured to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.