Solar)- Research & Development

[Émilie D’Aramitz]

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A New Age in Medicine : Bio-Stability Monitors

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Subject: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Attention: ADMINISTRATION

Engineer: Émilie D’Aramitz - EFL|Aventureux

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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• Part 01 - Bio-Stability Monitors
  

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BEGIN REPORT M401 : Part 01

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We strongly believe that only remote health practices can propel healthcare further into the future while making patients the primary point of focus.

Further information regarding Bio-Stability Monitors will follow in subsequent reports

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BIO-STABILITY MONITORS

The bio-stability monitor is the size of a grain of rice and is implanted under local anesthesia beneath the patient's skin in the tricep area of the right arm. The monitor is invisible to the naked eye and relatively painless to insert. It contains a unique 16 digit identification number. A handheld scanner passed near the insertion site activates the chip and displays the number on the scanner. Doctors and other medical staff use the identification number to access the patient's records on a secure database via encrypted internet access. As well as a physical scan and access of the unique identifier, the bio-stability monitor also is able to store health records which can be regularly updated via a wireless connection and syncing to the server at the local medical facility.

In addition to storing medical records, a major advantage of the the bio-stability monitor is the ability to allow healthcare professionals to receive clinically accurate information about the users health status away from the medical facility. With access to information such as the users real time location, and the ability to monitor vital signs, healthcare professionals are able to triage casualties before they even physically arrive at the field hospital or sick bay. By effectively extending critical care pathways outside the hospital, users can be guaranteed swift processing and avoid waiting for triage. This wealth of critical, real-time data which was previously only available in scattered forms across an assortment of multiple antiquated devices, is now at the fingertips of heathcare professionals in an easy to read, and understand, format.

Bio-stability monitors also allow for healthcare professionals to step away from traditionally large medical monitoring machines as well as offering the potential to save users from the costly and unnecessary clinical visits. This wearable health technology has been designed to ensure upmost flexibility and ease of use. It is a life-changing, and life saving, device, one that provides users with the ongoing peace of mind that comes from knowing their vital signs can be constantly monitored by the healthcare professionals taking care of them.

The bio-stability monitor also allows for healthcare professionals to deliver continuous, predetermined doses of medications. This allows for users to be treated remotely and reduce costs on the healthcare system. Research is being undertaken to determine the capability of utilizing this for a long term, slow release, performance enhancing drug to improve users in, for example, high stress jobs such as the police force and military. The bio-stability monitor at this point in time is able to release a controlled amount of a drug, administered at specific times of the day, without the use of pumps, valves or a power supply for up to two year without a refill for users requiring this service.

Bio-stability monitors are often used in the Royal Navy pilots and Royal Marines to allow access to information real-time location information, and health information regarding steps taken, distance moved, calories burned, heart rate, temperature, and is capable of measuring anything from body fat to blood oxygen level. This information is useful to determine training progress, enhanced search and rescue, proof of life, and battlefield fitness reports on demand.

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Report completed by: Émilie D’Aramitz

Additional notes: N/A

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