Study Scope and Protocol
Neutropenic fever is a common occurrence following chemotherapy treatment. However, in some cases the fever can become serious enough to require hospitalization.
This study correlates multiple parameters continuously captured by the Pulsebridge ECG and axillary temperature monitors to detect and predict an impending event up to 18 hours in advance.
Key Components
- Wearable ECG Monitor
- Wearable Temp Monitor
- Customized Patient App
- Event Correlation Algorithm
- Retrospective Analysis Report
Data Captured
- Heart rate
- Respiratory rate
- Temperature
| Requirements/Challenges | Solution |
| Correlation of multiple physiological parameters | Portfolio of medical sensors spanning multiple human vitals |
| Network disruptions in ambulatory settings | Sensors with onboard memory and automated network data synchronization |
| Combining automated data capture with patient reported symptoms | Integrated patient app combining automated data capture with reported symptoms |
| Data integration with clinical systems | M2M web services API integration |