Heart failure monitor quicklook summary for patient management systems
AssigneeMedtronic, Inc.
InventorsJames D. Webb, Tom Dean Bennett
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AssigneeMedtronic, Inc.
InventorsJames D. Webb, Tom Dean Bennett
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Continuous remote monitoring of patients based on data obtained from an implantable hemodynamic monitor provides an interactive patient management system. Using network systems, patients are remotely monitored to continuously diagnose and treat heart-failure conditions. A screen displayable summary provides continuous feedback and information to physicians, patients and authorized third parties. The quick look summary includes various sites and presentation tailored to match the patients' and physicians' needs. The quick look summary further includes intelligent features that understand and retain the user's interests, preferences and use patterns. Patients, physicians and other caregivers are seamlessly connected to monitor and serve the chronic needs of heart-failure patients in a reliable and economic manner.
An interactive system including an implantable hemodynamic monitor (IHM) in cooperation with a network to transfer data from the IHM and post on the network for physicians, patients and other healthcare providers, the interactive system comprising:
An implantable medical device (IMD) for monitoring physiologic signals to monitor heart-failure patients in communication with a network-embedded data exchange system to monitor patients remotely and chronically, the medical device in combination with the data exchange system comprising:
A heart failure monitor including a quick look summary implemented in a network having a web browser and portal interfaces to transfer and manage data from the heart failure monitor, the web browser and portal interfaces comprising:
A computer-implemented software system operating a quick look summary based on data obtained from a heart failure monitoring implantable device, the software system comprising:
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