SICMONIC : Sistema de apoyo y seguimiento a pacientes con isquemia cardiaca mediante la integración de dispositivos en salud móvil inteligente

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dc.contributor.advisorPortilla Vicuña, Fernando Antonio
dc.contributor.authorCarlos Andrés, Rincón Barrera
dc.contributor.orcidRincón Barrera, Carlos Andrés [0009-0005-9829-0708]
dc.date.accessioned2024-05-15T19:09:01Z
dc.date.available2024-05-15T19:09:01Z
dc.date.issued2024-05
dc.description.abstractUna de las tendencias actuales con mayor impacto son las aplicaciones (Apps) biomédicas, los dispositivos portables o vestibles (Wearables), las cuales han emergido rápidamente cómo un componente crítico en el cambio de la industria de la salud móvil. Su alcance es amplio y prometedor en la medicina personalizada y la participación de los pacientes. Permite superar barreras geográficas y económicas, alcanzando a poblaciones con poco acceso a la atención médica tradicional. Igualmente, brinda servicios de atención sanitaria, educación y monitoreo a distancia. Las soluciones digitales móviles (mHealth) que adopten estándares de interoperabilidad en Colombia y que acojan las normas internacionales para el intercambio de grandes volúmenes de información, seguridad de los datos y que consoliden la interoperabilidad de la historia clínica electrónica son fundamentales en el desarrollo de investigaciones y aplicaciones como el caso de estudio. El objetivo de la presente investigación fue realizar un desarrollo tecnológico centralizado en el seguimiento y monitoreo remoto a pacientes con Isquemia Cardiaca. Los datos del paciente estudiadas fueron las mediciones de sus funciones corporales básicas como frecuencia cardiaca, frecuencia respiratoria, temperatura corporal y el nivel de saturación de oxígeno, se interoperaron a través de los dispositivos biomédicos personales (DBP) y el aplicativo desarrollado. Se integró una estructura de datos FHIR a la arquitectura de software REST para el intercambio electrónico de las transacciones; se almacenaron los recursos en un servidor en la nube Vulcano del Ministerio de Salud de Colombia, allí, los datos estructurados del paciente se intercambiaron mediante un servicio Web RESTful implementado el estándar de interoperabilidad de salud Health Level Seven - Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (HL7- FHIR). El aplicativo SICMONIC demostró que la tecnología y la interoperabilidad apoyan estrategias quer permiten afrontar los desafíos en salud orientados al monitoreo remoto por medio de tecnologías wearables, el bienestar integral y la calidad de vida de la población afectada por enfermedades cardiovasculares y patologías relacionadas a la Isquemia Cardiaca.
dc.description.abstractenglishOne of the most impactful current trends is biomedical apps, wearables, which have quickly emerged as a critical component in changing the mobile health industry. Its scope is broad and promising in personalized medicine and patient engagement. It makes it possible to overcome geographical and economic barriers, reaching populations with little access to traditional health care. It also provides health care, education, and remote monitoring services. Mobile digital solutions (mHealth) that adopt interoperability standards in Colombia and that embrace international standards for the exchange of large volumes of information, data security and that consolidate the interoperability of electronic medical records are essential in the development of research and applications such as the case study. The objective of this research was to carry out a centralized technological development in the remote follow-up and monitoring of patients with Cardiac Ischemia. The patient's data studied were the measurements of their basic body functions such as heart rate, respiratory rate, body temperature and oxygen saturation level, they were interoperated through the personal biomedical devices (DBP) and the developed application. A FHIR data structure was integrated into the REST software architecture for the electronic exchange of transactions; Resources were stored on a cloud server Vulcano of the Colombian Ministry of Health, there, the patient's structured data was exchanged using a RESTful Web service implemented the Health Level Seven - Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (HL7- FHIR) health interoperability standard. The SICMONIC application demonstrated that technology and interoperability support strategies that allow us to face health challenges aimed at remote monitoring through wearable technologies, the integral well-being and quality of life of the population affected by cardiovascular diseases and pathologies related to Cardiac Ischemia.
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dc.subjectMhealth
dc.subjectSalud móvil
dc.subjectMearables
dc.subjectWearables
dc.subjectDispositivos ponibles
dc.subjectSalud digital
dc.subjectDispositivos biomédicos
dc.subjectEstándar interoperabilidad
dc.subjectHL7
dc.subjectFHIR
dc.subjectHCE
dc.subjectTelemedicina
dc.subjectSignos vitales
dc.subjectEnfermedades cardiovasculares
dc.subjectTelesalud
dc.subjectMonitoreo remoto
dc.subject.keywordsMobile Health
dc.subject.keywordsDigital health
dc.subject.keywordsWearables
dc.subject.keywordsAPIs Web
dc.subject.keywordsBiomedical devices
dc.subject.keywordsInteroperability
dc.subject.keywordsHL7
dc.subject.keywordsFHIR
dc.subject.keywordsEHD
dc.subject.keywordsVital signs data
dc.subject.keywordsTelemedicine
dc.subject.keywordsTelehealth
dc.subject.keywordsEsalud
dc.subject.keywordsCardiovascular diseases
dc.subject.keywordsBiosensors
dc.subject.keywordsRemote monitoring
dc.titleSICMONIC : Sistema de apoyo y seguimiento a pacientes con isquemia cardiaca mediante la integración de dispositivos en salud móvil inteligente
dc.title.translatedSICMONIC : Support and monitoring system for patients with cardiac ischemia through the integration of smart mHealth devices

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