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Centralized User Interface for the Monitoring of Neonatal Intensive Care Patients Erin Lynne Scott Dr. Bill Walsh 1.26.04

Centralized User Interface for the Monitoring of Neonatal Intensive Care Patients Erin Lynne Scott Dr. Bill Walsh 1.26.04

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Page 1: Centralized User Interface for the Monitoring of Neonatal Intensive Care Patients Erin Lynne Scott Dr. Bill Walsh 1.26.04

Centralized User Interface for the Monitoring of Neonatal Intensive

Care Patients

Erin Lynne Scott

Dr. Bill Walsh

1.26.04

Page 2: Centralized User Interface for the Monitoring of Neonatal Intensive Care Patients Erin Lynne Scott Dr. Bill Walsh 1.26.04

Vanderbilt NICU

• 42 Feeding Hospitals – 500+ Transports a year

– Distance of 100+ Miles

• 56 Patient Beds • Cost in the NICU is

~$2000/day• Average stay is 17 days

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Problem Definitions

• Parents and Families of babies in the Vanderbilt NICU are often 100+ miles away from child

• Noises, alarms, and other distractions in NICU during key developmental stages of babies

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Suggested Solutions

• Live Image Feed of Child fed to – Nurses Station– Doctor’s Offices

• Requiring Secure ID for each doctor

– Home Computers• Requiring Secure ID for each patient

– Mother’s Room in Hospital • Via portable computer w/ wireless access

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Customer Requirements

• No Interference w/ Other Equipment• Minimum Development and Deployment

Costs & Schedule• Easy to use• Limited Maintenance Cost & Effort• Secure Connections • Meets HIPAA Regulations

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Technical Requirements

• Wireless Network (Available)• Host Server (Available)• Wireless Internet Cameras • Secure Program • Program Development

– JAVA, Database, Tomcat Server

• Administrator – Need to decide who will/can fill this role on a daily

basis

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Current Work• Defining the technical requirements

– Compile into a Digital QFD

• Downloaded/Installed– Tomcat Server

– JAVA Developer Kit

• Learning/Editing simple prototype program • Refined Storyboard of pages in program• Defined the functions in the program

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Future Work

• January:Build Model/Program/Test

Brainstorm Attachment

• February:  Finish Building/TestingParent SurveyUser/Nurse SurveyBuild AttachmentInstall/Test in NICU

• March:

Continue Installation and Testing in NICU

Adapt Model/Website to Survey results

• April:

Finalize Report

Prepare for Presentation

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Future Work

• Program preliminary version of program

• Build HTML pages around program

• Add Database to the back end

• Debug / Test with users

• Order cameras – need to call Linksys support to confirm details

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Challenges

• Camera Technology

• Currently having some file corruption in my Tomcat folder, hope to resolve issue shortly

• VU Children’s Hospital Opening – Postponed indefinitely

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Questions, Ideas, Suggestions?