System, method, and software for ambulatory patient monitoring

A system, comprising at least one clinician device and one or more processing units;

• wherein the clinician device is operable to:
• receive audio parameters from the one or more processing units;
• and
• transmit clinician parameters to the one or more processing units in response to a. voice command;
• and
• wherein the one or more processing units is operable to:
• receive at least one patient parameter from at least one medical device, the medical device comprising an interface for patient monitoring and an output for transmitting patient parameters;
• receive at least one clinician parameter from the at least one clinician device;
• analyze the at least one patient parameter;
• transform the at least one patient parameter and the at least one clinician parameter into at least two history parameters;
• transform the at least one patient parameter into at least one audio parameter comprising at least one of a unit of measurement, and a value indicating a physiological condition;
• transmit the at least one audio parameter to the at least one clinician device;
• update the at least one history parameter in response to receiving at least one second patient parameter or at least one second clinician parameter;
• and
• update the at least one audio parameter in response to receiving at least one second patient parameter.

Logic embodied in at least one tangible, computer-readable medium and when executed operable to:

• receive at least one patient parameter from at least one medical device, the medical device comprising an interface for patient monitoring and an output for transmitting patient parameters;
• receive at least one clinician parameter from the at least one clinician device;
• analyze the at least one patient parameter;
• transform the at least one patient parameter and the at least one clinician parameter into at least two history parameters;
• transform the at least one patient parameter into at least one audio parameter comprising at least one of a unit of measurement, and a value indicating a physiological condition;
• update the at least one history parameter in response to receiving at least one second patient parameter or at least one second clinician parameter;
• and
• update the at least one audio parameter in response to receiving at least one second patient parameter.