Cloud-based patient monitoring and pain management system

A method for remote monitoring of a patient for pain management via a cloud-based system comprising a cloud-computing device, the method comprising:

• via the cloud-computing device, providing cloud-based services including:
• collecting patient data indicative of patient physiological or functional state, the patient data including pain data and physical activity data;
• determining a correspondence between one or more physiological or functional states of the patient and one or more pain levels, the correspondence including an activity-pain correlation between the pain data and the physical activity data;
• detecting a physiological or functional state of the patient;
• predicting, for the detected physiological or functional state, a corresponding pain level at one or more body locations using the determined correspondence;
• determining a physical activity level using the collected physical activity data, and identifying one or more of a pain-free or pain-relieving activity, or a pain-causing activity, based on the activity-pain correlation;
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• storing, in a cloud storage of the cloud-based system, one or more of the collected patient data, the detected physiological or functional state, the determined correspondence, or the predicted pain level;
• and
• via a remote device communicatively coupled to the cloud-computing device:
• accessing the cloud storage and the cloud-based services and providing the detected physiological or functional state or the predicted pain level to the patient or a user, including receiving information of pain levels at different individual body locations and determining an overall pain level by aggregating the pain levels across the different individual body locations;
• displaying concurrently, on a user interface, (i) first trends of pain levels at different individual body locations and of the overall pain level over a time period and (ii) a second trend of the physical activity level over the same time period;
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• controlling a therapy device to initiate or adjust neuromodulation therapy for the patient in accordance with the predicted pain level.