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Published on: December 11, 2019
[Exploration of Rapid Screening Mode of Wearable Intelligent ECG Device]
Yajun Shi1, Ling Gao1, Jinli Wang1
1Department of Cardiology, First Medical Center, PLA General Hospital, Beijing, 100853.
Abstract:
This study established a rapid ECG screening system through the application of wearable ECG equipment. The closed-loop and self-service process of ECG inspection, data collection, transmission and printing have been realized. The new rapid ECG screening system docking with HIS system in the hospital, forming a new intelligent mode of rapid ECG screening. This paper introduces the design of the intelligent mode of ECG rapid screening from the aspects of hardware, software, wearable ECG examination equipment, and briefly describes its implementation path and technical scheme. With the rapid ECG screening system, human power can be saved, the timeliness of ECG examination can be enhanced. The level of ECG diagnosis in the basic units can be improved through building a multiple medical centers which is rely on the cloud platform.
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