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AssigneePreci Health SA
InventorsLucien Vouillamoz, Alain JACCARD, Michel Gilbert BRUEHWILER, Michel ORSINGER, Craig COOK, Philippe MARGAIRAZ, Luc MAFFLI, Toraif BORK, Bartosz KOREC, Philip D'Almada REMEDIOS, Robert Sean HÄGEN
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A fluid sampling device and a method is provided for collecting body fluid samples such as blood without the intervention of medically trained personnel. The body fluid sampling device having a sample containment chamber made of a material having a thermal inertia permitting the maintenance of sample temperature over a known period of time. Optionally an isolating cover or sleeve may slide in place by a mechanism triggered by thermal contraction of an element after the device has reached a sufficiently low temperature in a patients refrigerator. Associated methods are provided to ensure hermetic transport of the collected body fluid sample to an analysis lab. Also disclosed is a device and app combination for drug or vaccine injection, the app including means to allow for verification of the patient's ID and/or the particular device used. The device my be equipped with geo-localization and long-range communication capabilities.
A disposable body fluid sampling device providing a non-medically trained user with the functionalities of (a) sampling a body fluid, preferably blood, optionally auto-sampling;
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The device of the above claim wherein the known period of time is within a range of 1 hour to 2 hours under normal ambient conditions, and preferably within a range of 1 hour to 6 hours, and more preferably within a range of 1 hour to 8 hours.
The disposable body fluid sampling device of the above claim wherein the thermal inertia is selected to provide a known period of time sufficient to allow non-refrigerated transport to a collection point.
The disposable body fluid sampling device of the above claim wherein the known period of time is within a range of 1 hour to 2 hours under normal ambient conditions, and preferably within a range of 1 hour to 6 hours, and more preferably within a range of 1 hour to 8 hours.
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An injection device and app combination for drug or vaccine injection which provides a non-medically trained user with the ability to perform a self-injection adapted to interact with the app connected, preferably in a wireless manner, to the Internet optionally via the Cloud, the app including means to allow for verification of the patient's ID and/or the particular device used, the combination including at least the following:
The combination of the above claim, wherein, if there is no validation after a certain time after the patient has initiated the injection, the device is adapted to trigger an alarm to alert the MED, and, optionally, trigger an emergency procedure.
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A system able to verify the proper execution of self-administered medical processes such as blood sampling or injection, the system including a biometric scanner configured to recognize unique biometric characteristics of the user/patient such as face, scalp, eyes, fingerprints, and a video recorder for recording a video or time-lapse of the process execution, wherein a device identification module is adapted to, in real time, recognize the device executing the blood sampling or injection process, wherein the device identification module is adapted to, in real-time, analyze the execution of the process by the user/patient and/or by the sampling/injection device, wherein the device identification module is adapted to, in real-time, dispense audible and/or visual instructions for the user/patient to run the process correctly, the system further including a connection mechanism adapted to provide appropriate connectivity to communicate in real-time with health authorities while the process is being run.
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