1. BabyView: Real Time Monitor of Infant Patients Erin Lynne Scott Dr. Bill Walsh

2. What is the problem? Parents and Families of babies in the Vanderbilt NICU are often 100+ miles away from child

3. Background Provide Digital Images of newborn Often part of a prenatal information website at hospital Used in both NICU and regular nursery http://www.infantxpress.com/depot/20061 Web Babies http://www.st-margarets.com/WebNursery.asp

4. Customer Requirements No Interference w/ Other Equipment Minimum Development and Deployment Costs & Schedule Easy to use Limited Maintenance Cost & Effort Secure Connections Meets HIPAA Regulations

5. Suggested Solutions Live Image Feed of Child fed to –Nurses Station –Doctor’s Offices Requiring Secure ID for each doctor –Home Computers Requiring Secure ID for each patient –Mother’s Room in Hospital Via portable computer w/ wireless access

6. Hospital A Camera Hospital Server Baby Info Internet Family Home Mother’s Hospital Room Nursery Hospital B Baby Info Mother’s Hospital Room

7. Baby Info Logon Screen Admin Page Parent/Family Hospital Staff Administrator Website Structure

8. Logon Screen HTML PAGE JAVA Applet Database Runs the Applet on Server Accesses

9. Work to Date Camera Arrived and “Setup”“Setup” Final Story board Created Websites Being Developed JAVA Program almost finished

10. Road Blocks Wireless Camera Technology Children’s Hospital Opening Patient Thinking

11. Future Work Finish Program Debug Program Finish Website to host Program Upload both Program Testing Decide on prototype

12. Acknowledgements Dr. Walsh –Professor of Pediatrics Attending Neonatologist, Chief of Nurseries Dr. King –Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Ray Erlandson –Department of Biomedical Engineering Dr. Dan Lindstrom

13. Questions, Ideas, Suggestions?