Associating a Subject with their Time-series Data: A Distinct Method to Get Physiological Data for a Subject While Maintaining a Level of Security by Separating Them

Case ID:
C16324

Unmet Need

Time-series data is essential to understanding patient progress, disease course, and response to treatment. While it is currently possible to store and access time series records, many factors are removed or not recorded, resulting in confounding variables to patient data. Thus, there exists a need for methods to filter time-series data by confounding variables while still maintaining data safety.


Value Proposition:

·        Integrates data directly from PhysioCloud to determine patient location

·        Allows data-safe storage and association of patient location and time-series data

·        Enables high detail subject-data association for retrospective research

 

Technology Description

Researchers at Johns Hopkins have developed a method to access patient location from the Admit-Discharge-Transfer (ADT) data stream. The method also allows for secure data storage and access. This enables both time-series only research and retrospective, subject-data association research.


Stage of Development

·       Proof-of-concept code has been developed. Data transfer methods are currently being improved.

 

Publication

N/A

Patent Information:
Title App Type Country Serial No. Patent No. File Date Issued Date Expire Date Patent Status
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DISAMBIGUATING TIME-SERIES DATA GENERATED BY MONITORING DEVICES PCT: Patent Cooperation Treaty United States 18/697,272   3/29/2024     Pending
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For Information, Contact:
Lisa Schwier
lschwie2@jhu.edu
410-614-0300
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