METHOD OF DETERMINING DISCHARGE READINESS CONDITION FOR A PATIENT AND SYSTEM THEREOF

摘要

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method of determining discharge readiness condition for a patient. The sensors are placed on patient to monitor the physiological condition of the patient and to transmit physiological data to computing device. The patient also provides non-physiological data using mobile device to computing device. The processor configured in computing unit assigns predefined weighted ratio to each of the physiological data and non-physiological data to generate weighted physiological and non-physiological data. The processor generates recovery score using the weighted physiological data and the non-physiological data and compares the recovery score with reference recovery score. The reference recovery score is personalized for each patient using weighted personal reference score and weighted EMR reference score. If recovery score exceeds reference recovery score then patient is ready for discharge else the patient is not ready to be discharged and hence appropriate suggestions are provided to improve recovery score.

主权项

1. A method for determining discharge readiness condition of a patient, the method comprising:
receiving, by a health monitoring computing device, at least one of one or more physiological data from plurality of sensors placed on the patient and one or more non-physiological data from a mobile device associated to the patient; assigning, by the health monitoring computing device, a first weighted ratio to each of the physiological data received from the plurality of sensors and the non-physiological data received from the mobile device to generate a weighted physiological data and a weighted non-physiological data; generating, by the health monitoring computing device, a recovery score using the weighted physiological data and the weighted non-physiological data; and determining, by the health monitoring computing device, the discharge readiness condition of the patient when the recovery score exceeds a reference recovery score, wherein the reference recovery score is generated using a weighted personal reference score of the patient and a weighted Electronic Medical Record (EMR) reference score.