EP1738292A2 - System for automatically generating a medical data message - Google Patents
System for automatically generating a medical data messageInfo
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- the present invention relates to a system for automatically generating a medical information message relating to a patient, by means of a generation station made available to a patient.
- medical operator and connected to a data server through an information transmission network.
- Medical data relating to a patient today tend to be centralized in a computerized manner at the level of at least one central medical data server to facilitate the management of these by the patrician (s) of the medical field, general practitioners, specialists. or others, which the patient is called upon to consult throughout his life.
- a practitioner in the medical field has information processing means, for example a desktop computer, at his workplace, with which he can manage medical information concerning the patient in computer format, produced subsequently.
- an x-ray when converted to the correct computer format and transmitted as it is to the server, it does not include information allowing automatic identification, by the server by example, the practitioner and the patient with which it is associated, so that additional identification treatment is necessary.
- the aim of the present invention is to solve the abovementioned problems by proposing a generation system suitable for automatically generating a medical information message in a computer format compatible with the exchange of data with at least one medical data server and comprising identifying information of the practitioner and the patient with whom this medical information is associated.
- the subject of the present invention is a system for automatically generating a medical information message relating to a patient, by means of a generation station made available to a medical operator and connected to a data server through an information transmission network, characterized in that it comprises: - means that can be actuated by the operator of the medical field to trigger the generation of the message; - means for acquiring identification information of a practitioner - means for acquiring identification information of the patient; - means of acquiring medical information relating to the patient; means for combining these different pieces of information to form a message according to a predetermined format for transmission over the network; and - means for transmitting this message on the network to the server.
- the combining means are adapted to form a message in the form of a single file comprising all of said information.
- this system is characterized in that: the predetermined format for transmitting the message is also a predetermined printing format; - the predetermined printing format is a “PostScript” format; - the printing format is a “Portable Document Format”;
- this system is characterized in that it comprises conversion means adapted to convert the medical information in the form of a data file to the predetermined printing format, and the combining means are adapted to include in a header of this data file, the patient and practitioner identification information.
- this system is characterized in that: - the combining means are adapted to form a message in the form of a plurality of computer files comprising a common identifier; the means for acquiring patient identification information comprise means for reading this in a patient identification card; the means for acquiring practitioner identification information comprise means for reading these in a patrician identification card; the means for acquiring the practitioner's identification information further comprises means for authenticating the latter; the authentication means comprise means for manual entry of an authentication code by the operator and means for comparing this code with a code stored in the patrician's identification card to authenticate at least the practitioner by depending on the result of this comparison; the means for acquiring identification information of the patient and / or of the practitioner comprise means for manual entry of this information; the combination means are suitable for generating and integrating into the message a digital signature for authenticating the practitioner and / or for verifying, in particular at the level of the data server, the integrity patient identification information and medical information relating to the patient contained in the message; the means for acquiring identification information of the
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the system according to the invention ;
- - Figure 2A is a schematic view of a medical data file in "PostScript"format;
- - Figure 2B is a schematic view of a message generated by the system of Figure 1 from the file of Figure 2A;
- - Figure 3 is a flow diagram of the operation of the system of Figure 1;
- - Figure 4 is a dialog window generated by the system of Figure 1.
- FIG 1 there is illustrated schematically a system 10 for automatically generating a medical information message relating to a patient.
- a system 10 for generating a message which comprises a generation station 12 made available to a medical operator and connected through a network 14 for transmitting information to at least one data server 15 suitable for managing and storing centrally a set of medical information relating in particular to this patient.
- the generation station 12 is for example implemented by an information processing unit of the desktop computer type, installed at the place of the medical procedure performed on the patient.
- This generation station 12 comprises central management means 16 connected to a predetermined set of peripherals for its communication with the medical operator, that is to say the practitioner himself or any person authorized to handle the system 10 generation.
- the set of peripherals consists in particular of a display screen 18, a keyboard 20 for manual data entry, means 22 for pointing on the screen 18 and a printer 24.
- This station generation 12 further comprises means 26 for storing data, such as a random access memory 28 and means 30 for mass storage, for storing locally, permanently or not, medical information relating to the patient as will be explained in more detail later.
- the generation system 10 is adapted to acquire a predetermined set of information relating to the practitioner, the patient and the medical procedure. More particularly, the generation system 10 comprises means 32 for acquiring patient identification information.
- the acquisition means 32 comprise a card reader capable of reading patient identification information contained in a health insurance card 33 inserted therein, such as for example a smart card of the card type. "Vital" assigned to the patient by their health insurance organization. This card is inserted into the reader of the acquisition means 32 and the information contained therein is read by the latter and delivered to the central management means 16 which memorize them in the data storage means 26.
- the means 32 for acquiring patient identification information are also supplemented by the keyboard 20 for manual data entry.
- the generation system 10 furthermore comprises means 34 for acquiring identification information of the practitioner performing the medical act, such as for example his name, his specialty, his national identification number of health professional or others, this identification information also makes it possible to identify it without ambiguity.
- these acquisition means 34 also comprise a card reader suitable for reading practitioner identification information contained in a card 35 of the smart card type of health professional, also called "CPS" card, inserted in this reader.
- the means 34 for acquiring the practitioner's identification information further comprise means for authenticating the latter.
- the medical information message relating to the patient, generated by the generation system 10 is intended to be stored on the central server 15, for example for later use by other practitioners or by an administration, so that it is necessary that this information be authenticated with certainty.
- the health professional card 35 contains an authentication code known only to the medical practitioner.
- the authentication means are then contained in the health professional card reader.
- This reader contains for this purpose means 36 for manual entry of this code, such as a keyboard for example, and a screen 37 adapted to display a request for entry of this code and a message for confirming or not the entry of code.
- the code entered manually is then delivered to comparison means 38 arranged in the reader and adapted to compare the code entered with the authentication code contained in the card.
- the practitioner's authentication is then validated and the practitioner's identification information contained in the card is read and sent to the management means 16 central which stores them in the data storage means 26 for later use.
- the means 34 for acquiring practitioner identification information are supplemented by the keyboard 20, for example, for manual entry, by the medical operator, of additional information not contained in the health professional card. .
- the means 32 for acquiring identification information of the patient and the means 34 for acquiring identification information of the practitioner can be formed by the same acquisition means, advantageously a single card reader, which are then used successively to read the patient's health insurance card and the practitioner's health professional card.
- the generation system 10 further comprises means 40 for acquiring medical information.
- acquisition means 40 are suitable for acquiring medical information generated during the medical procedure, for example by an x-ray, an ultrasound, etc.
- These means 40 for acquiring medical information are also completed by the keyboard 20 manual data entry for manual entry by the medical operator of a prescription, medical diagnosis, etc.
- the medical information acquired by the acquisition means 40 or entered manually by the keyboard 20 is then delivered to the central management means 16 for storing them in the data storage means 26 for later use. It will be understood that this medical information acquired can come from the concatenation of several medical information of different types, for example acquired successively by the system 10 automatically or manually on the order of the medical operator.
- the medical information may include a consultation report entered by the medical operator via the keyboard 20 and an X-ray acquired following an X-ray taking on the patient.
- the medical information acquired by the acquisition means 40 and / or the keyboard 20 also includes information identifying the type of medical information relating to the patient, for example a predetermined code making it possible to unambiguously determine the type of them. This makes it possible in particular to facilitate the processing, storage and classification of medical information in the data server 15.
- the identification information of the type of medical information is for example acquired by the medical operator by means of the keyboard 20 and / or the pointing means 22 in association with a window. appropriate dialog displayed on the screen 18, as will be explained in more detail later. This information is then stored in the storage means 26 for later use.
- the information identifying the type of medical information also includes additional descriptive information, such as for example one or more information requested by the health organization.
- This descriptive information includes, for example, the time and date of production of the medical information. They are for example automatically generated by the system 10 during the acquisition of medical information or when they are transmitted to the server 15 or else they are entered totally or in part by the medical operator using the keyboard 20.
- this identification information of the type of medical information is concatenated with the medical information stored in the storage means 26.
- Means 44 for combining information are also connected to the central management means 16 and are suitable for combining the identification information of the patient, the practitioner and the type of medical information with the medical information relating to the patient to form a message.
- the transmission format is also a predetermined printing format.
- a format of printing of widespread use and associated with software for visualization and processing of current diffusion such as for example a standardized format of the type “PostScript” (PS), “Portable Document Format” (PDF), or others, can be considered.
- the central management means 16 are connected to conversion means 45 adapted to convert the medical information, stored in the data storage means 26, into a file under the predetermined printing format, preferably in the “PostScript” format, which allows simplified processing of files in this format, as will be explained in more detail below.
- the combination means 44 are then adapted to include in a header of the data file corresponding to the medical information, the patient and practitioner identification information in order to generate the medical information message, as illustrated in FIGS. 2A and 2B.
- Figure 2A is a schematic view of a medical data file in "PostScript" format. This file includes a header 46 consisting of a set of parameters allowing its identification, its visualization, its printing, its processing, ... and an area 48 of data, as is known per se in the state of the art.
- data area 48 contains medical information, such as an x-ray.
- Figure 2B is a schematic view of the medical information message generated by the combining means 44 from the above-mentioned file.
- the means 44 have introduced a data zone 50 comprising the patient identification information, a data zone 52 comprising the practitioner identification information and a data zone 53 comprising the patient information. identification of the type of medical information relating to the patient. Other formats are possible for the message.
- the combining means 44 generate several files for the information stored in the storage means 26, for example one file per type of information.
- the means 44 then generate the message in the form of an archive comprising the computer files generated, the server 15 comprising the computer tools necessary for extracting from this archive the various files.
- the generation of the medical information message is activated when the medical operator actuates generation triggering means, for example consisting of means
- the generation system 10 comprises means 54 for transmitting the medical information message on the network 14.
- the first step in the operation of the generation system 10 is an initialization step 60, triggered for example when power is applied of it, or for each medical procedure.
- This initialization notably includes the selection of a predetermined degree of security. This selection determines the identification information read on the practitioner's and / or patient's cards which can be modified by the medical operator.
- the central management means 16 emit, in a step 62, a request for identification / authentication of the practitioner.
- the central management means 16 command the display of an appropriate dialog window on the display screen 18, inviting the insertion of the practitioner's health professional card into the card reader of the means. 34 acquisition. If the practitioner does not have his health professional card available, the latter then indicates it, in a step 64, to the management means 16 central, for example by pointing and validating by means 22 of pointing a button specially provided for this purpose on the aforementioned dialog window.
- the generation system 10 is then configured to operate in a degraded predetermined operating mode in which, at least, it cannot generate and therefore send, to the server 15, a message medical information in predetermined transmission format.
- the practitioner has his health professional card, the latter introduces it, in a step 68, into the reader of the means 34 for acquiring the practitioner's identification information.
- a request to enter an authentication code is then displayed on the screen 37 of the card reader 34 and the practitioner enters an authentication code using of the input keyboard 36 of the card reader 34.
- the code entered is then delivered, in a step 72, to the comparison means 38 which compare the code entered with the authentication code contained in the card inserted in the reader.
- step 74 if the number of code entry tests operated by the practitioner is greater than or equal to a predetermined number of tests stored in the means 36 comparison. If the result of this test is positive, an error message is generated and the step 66 for configuring the operation of the generation system is then triggered. If the result of this test is negative, step 74 then loops to step 70. If the code entered by the practitioner corresponds to the authentication code contained in the card, the card reader of the means 34 for acquiring the practitioner identification information then delivers, in a step 76, to the central management means 16 the practitioner identification information contained in the card, which, in response, stores this information in the data storage means 26.
- the central management means 16 also control the display, on the screen 18, of a dialog window inviting the medical operator to enter, optionally or not, in specific fields of this window, by means of the keyboard 20, identification information of the practitioner complementary to that contained in the health professional card. The additional identification information possibly entered is then concatenated with that stored in the storage means 26.
- the operation of the generation system 10 then consists in acquiring the patient identification information.
- the central management means 16 issue a request inviting the medical operator to introduce the patient's health insurance card into the card reader of the means 32 for acquiring identification information of the patient. patient, for example by controlling the display of an appropriate dialog window on the screen 18.
- the card reader means 32 for acquiring patient identification information reads the information contained in this card and delivers it to the central management means 16 which then store it in the data storage means 26.
- the central management means 16 command the display, on the screen 18, of a dialog window inviting the medical operator to enter, optionally or not, in specific fields of this window and by means of the keyboard 20, identification information of the patient complementary to that contained in the health insurance card. If the health insurance card cannot be inserted into the reader, for example following its forgetting by the patient, step 78 of request to introduce the patient card then loops to step 82 of manual entry for manual entry by the medical operator of all patient identification information.
- the patient identification information read and / or entered is delivered in step 84 to the central management means 16 which store them in the data storage means 26.
- the next step in the operation of the generation system 10 is a step 88 for acquiring medical information relating to the patient.
- the means 40 for acquiring medical information, and / or the medical operator using for example the keyboard 20, acquire medical information produced during the medical act, for example a consultation, an x-ray, a report of a surgical intervention, or others.
- This information is then delivered to the central management means 16 which stores it in the data storage means 26.
- a next step 89 is a step of acquiring identification information of the type of information relating to the patient.
- the central management means 16 therefore command the display of an appropriate dialog window inviting the medical operator to enter in a specific field thereof the type of medical information or to select it from a predetermined list. types of medical information arranged for example in the form of a drop-down menu.
- the identification information of the type of medical information is then delivered to the central management means 16 which stores it in response in the data storage means 26.
- the conversion means 45 then convert, in a step 90, the medical information stored in one or more data files, as required, to the “PostScript” printing format as an example.
- the next step is a step 92 of selection, in the data storage means 26, by the medical operator, of medical information relating to the patient to be sent to the attention of the server 15, that is to say the selection of one or more data files in “PostScript” format for example.
- this selection is carried out by means of software for viewing, on the screen 18, documents in predetermined format which makes it possible to browse the means 26 for storing data, to select a particular file and to view it. this.
- the medical operator optionally triggers additional data processing to produce a single data file in “PostScript” format as an example from several stored data files.
- a next step 94 consists in the triggering, by the medical operator, of the formation of the medical information message to be transmitted, for example by pressing by the means 22 of pointing, a button specially provided for this purpose on the dialog window of the viewing software, or a button already present on this window and associated with this additional trigger function, such as the button activating the printing by a printer of information displayed on the screen.
- the central management means 16 read in the storage means 26 the identification information of the practitioner, of the patient and of the type of medical information which they deliver to the means 44 of combination, with the data file. corresponding to the medical information selected to be transmitted to the server 15.
- the combination means 44 then generate a medical information message by including in a header of this file in “PostScript” format as an example, the identification information of the practitioner, of the patient and the type of medical information, as explained with reference to FIGS. 2A and 2B, then store this file in the storage means 26, for example for the purposes of local management of medical information.
- the message thus generated is then delivered to the transmission means 54 which compress it, encrypt it and transmit it over the information transmission network 14 for the attention of the medical data server 15.
- the messages are then received, sorted and stored in the server to be accessible for later use. Illustrated on page 4 is an example of a dialog window summarizing the different information acquired.
- the dialog windows for acquiring identification information of the practitioner, of the patient and of the type of medical information relating to the patient are in fact a single window of the type of that of this figure 4.
- This window is generated by the central management means 16 and displayed on the screen 18 and its various functionalities, fields, buttons, tabs, etc. are accessible in a conventional manner using the pointing means 22 and the input keyboard 20.
- This dialog window comprises several sets of information fields.
- a first set A of fields entitled “Professional Health Identification (Author)” includes fields relating to the identification information of the practitioner performing the medical procedure.
- a first field "PS Selection" is dedicated to the selection of a practitioner.
- the generation system 10 for example installed in a hospital, is capable of being used to generate and transmit medical information relating to medical acts performed by a plurality of practitioners having been authenticated and identified by the system 10.
- the medical operator can then select, using a drop-down menu associated with this field, identification information associated with a particular practitioner, in this example referenced in the system 10 by the label "PNEUMOVJEAN” from a predetermined set of information identification of practitioners.
- the fields “Name”, “First name”, “Profession”, “Specialty”, “Type of national identification” and “National identification number” display the identification information read in the health professional card of the selected practitioner . In the example illustrated in FIG. 4, this information cannot be modified by virtue of the degree of security selected on initialization of the generation system 10.
- a second set B of information fields entitled “Patient Identification” lists the patient identification information. As illustrated in FIG. 4, information displayed in the “PIN”, or Patient Identification Number, “Information”, “Common Name”, “Surname”, “First Name”, “Date of birth” fields, "Gender”, which are read from the patient's health insurance card, can be changed by the medical operator. Other fields, for example the "Commune” field, display patient identification information which cannot be modified by the medical operator.
- a third set C of fields, entitled “Document”, allows you to select the type of medical information relating to the patient to be sent to the server 15.
- This selection is made by the operator medical thanks to a "Type" field associated with a drop-down menu listing the predetermined list of types of medical information, the "Operational CR” type, for “Operational Report", being selected in the example illustrated in FIG. 4.
- a button D "Validate entry” allows, when activated by the medical operator, to validate the information displayed in the above fields.
- the functions described above are managed by the medical operator by means of a graphical interface of software of the virtual printer driver type executed on the generation station 22. For example, the generation of the medical information message is triggered by the activation by the medical operator of a "print” button on a graphic window associated with a virtual printer.
- the network 14 can be formed of any suitable network.
- the combination means 44 are further adapted to generate, and integrate into the message to be sent to the data server 15, a digital signature from the identification information of the patient, of the practitioner, of the type of medical information and of medical information relating to the patient.
- a digital signature makes it possible to authenticate, in particular at the level of the server 15, with an increased degree of certainty for the practitioner.
- Such a signature also allows the data server 15 to verify the integrity of the information it receives, and in particular the patient identification information and the medical information relating to the patient contained in the message.
- the practitioner's health professional card includes a private key associated, for example, uniquely with the practitioner.
- the health professional card also includes a computer code encoding an asymmetric cryptographic algorithm for generating digital signatures.
- the card reader of the means 34 for acquiring identification information of the practitioner is then further adapted to read this key and the computer code in the health professional card, for example on the following the authentication operation of the practitioner by entering his authentication code described in relation to the flow diagram of Figure 2.
- the key and the computer code are then issued to the means 44 of combination.
- the latter execute, for example in an additional step 97 successive to step 96 and prior to step 98 of the flow diagram of FIG. 2, the computer code to generate the digital signature as a function of the different identification information and medical information, in a manner known per se in the state of the art.
- This signature is then integrated by the means 44 of combination with the message already generated in step 96, to obtain the message which must ultimately be sent to the server 15.
- the private key and the computer code encoding the algorithm are stored in the generation system 10 and not in the health professional card.
- the only identifying information of the practitioner contained in the message can consist of the only digital signature, the message in “PostScript” format generated in step 96 not including in its header, the data areas 52 relating to practitioner identification information as described in connection with Figure 2B.
- the scheduling of the tasks implemented by the generation system as described with reference to the aforementioned flow chart can be modified according to various administrative tasks performed by the medical operator, such as for example the modification and / or the addition of the information read on the practitioner's and patient's cards following the triggering of the generation of the message.
- authentication may be required for each transmission of a message on the network.
- An embodiment of the invention has been described in which the combination means 44 form a message in the form of a single file, for example of the “post script” type, archives, etc.
- the means 44 are suitable for generating several files from the different information acquired and stored in the storage means 26 and for incorporating into these files a common identifier.
- the combination means 44 create computer files having the same name but having different extensions, or else each file includes a header with the common identifier.
- the message then consists of a plurality of computer files identifiable by the server 15 as belonging to the same set of information.
- This message can also include a digital signature, generated in a manner identical to that described above, which the combination means 44 put in the form of a file comprising the common identifier.
- Each of these files can also be previously compressed by the compression means 56 before it is transmitted over the network 14.
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