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Smart I Advisory Rescue System E-mail: contact_siars@finki.ukim.mk Web-site: http://siars.finki.ukim.mk/ SPS - NATO - Slovenia - Macedonia Project ISEG.EAP.SFPP 984753 Project duration: 08.04.2015 – 08.04.2018

Who we are… NPD: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Ljubljana, Slovenia Prof. Janez Trontelj, PhD: janez.trontelj1@guest.arnes.si PPD Military academy “General Mihailo Apostolski” Skopje, Republic of Macedonia Ass. Prof. Jugoslav Ackoski, PhD: jugoslav.ackoski@ugd.edu.mk

Who we are Co-directors University Ss. Cyril and Methodius, Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering Skopje, Republic of Macedonia Prof. Ana Madevska Bogdanova, PhD: ana.madevska.bogdanova@finki.ukim.mk University of Ljubljana, Medical faculty Ljubljana, Slovenia Prof. Radko Komadina, PhD: radko.komadina@gmail.com

Introduction Battlefield Transport (Role 1) Hospital (Role 2) SIARS is a Telemedical Information Smart System that uses biosensors, implements an automatic triage for the injured soldiers and transfer their vital parameters to the hospital. First Aid Responder gives medical treatment and prepare the heavy injured soldier for transportation according to the readings from the soldier’s biosensor. Transport (Role 1) Multiple biosensors are attached on the injured soldier in order to get more precise clinical picture of the soldier while transporting to the hospital. Hospital (Role 2) According the previous measurements, the doctor in the hospital will get the full patient bio data history from the moment of injury. SIARS is a Telemedical Information Smart System that uses biosensors, implements an automatic triage for the injured soldiers and transfer their vital parameters to the hospital. First Aid Responder gives medical treatment and prepare the heavy injured soldier for transportation according to the readings from the soldier’s biosensor. Multiple biosensors are attached on the injured soldier in order to get more precise clinical picture of the soldier while transporting to the hospital. According the previous measurements, the doctor in the hospital will get the full patient bio data history from the moment of injury.

Biosensors and radio Zephyr BioHarness 3 Omnisense - Blood pressure Nonin - Oxygen saturation Tait TP9400 radio

Zephyr BioHarness 3 For extracting ECG, heart rate and respiratory rate, we use the Zephyr Bioharness sensor. The data are streamed at a frequency of 250 Hz.

Omnisense - Blood pressure For measuring blood pressure, we use the automatic MyTech Wrist Cuff Blood Pressure Monitor sensor, which communicates with Zephyr Bioharness bio module by its MAC address.

Nonin - Oxygen saturation For measuring SPO2, we use Nonin Saturated Blood Oxygen device, which also communicates with Zephyr Bioharness bio module by its MAC address.

Tait TP9400 radio For the communication between the biosensors and the FAR’s tablet is used Tait TP9400 radio. The biosensors send soldiers’ biodata via Bluetooth to his radio, and the radio transfers the data via the FAR’s radio to his tablet, where the application gives the triage information according that biodata. With that information the FAR can decide easily which soldier to treat first.

SIARS Model

Mobile application for FAR The FAR can see soldiers vital signs and select the given medication

Mobile application for Role 1 (transport) Vital signs screen in real time History screen for HR and RR Glasgow coma scale screen Injured body parts screen

Mobile application for General Hospital in Celje This application confirms the usefulness of the Zephyr Bioharness sensor in a hospital environment by providing remote monitoring of patient vital parameters. The application is set and tested in General Hospital in Celje, Slovenia.

Benefits Effective transformation of management in medicine which will be implemented using the Telemedical System; SIARS will reduce the time of manually collection of vital parameters of injured individual; Automatic TRIAGE process; Processing of information to the higher levels of medical care.

More information www.siars.finki.ukim.mk www.ma.edu.mk/?page_id=1555&lang=en Video MA: http://goo.gl/xU7KqQ Video UKIM: http://goo.gl/Xt235x