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This is a video walk through of Bat Doc ,

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highly customizable Android application

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developed by the Air Force Research

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Laboratory , Toe wirelessly Monitor and

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document Multiple Patients Care . Bat

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Doc provides a wealth of functionality

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that can be broken down into six

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categories . Those categories . Our

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assessment of patient care ,

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documentation of patient care ,

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collaboration between medical providers ,

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medical reference material ,

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coordination of evacuation and transfer

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of patients and their data . The

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first , subcategory assessment is built

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around Bath Ox ability to connect to

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third party FDA approved vitals

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monitoring devices . After adding a

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patient to the home screen , Bat Doc

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has incorporated multiple different

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ways to quickly and seamlessly pair to

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send pair sensors to the device .

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The first way is to scan a QR code on

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the back of a sensor ,

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and momentarily , vitals will start

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streaming for that patient . Bad talk

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has also integrated NFC tags , allowing

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the user to simply touch the sensor to

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the phone , select the patient . They

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want those vitals to stream for a

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momentarily . Vitals will start

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streaming for that patient as well .

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Bat Doc can handle multiple patients

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and gives providers the ability to

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assign triage color to those patients

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and automatically sorts to allow

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providers to focus on the most critical

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patients . Providers can also set

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thresholds for individual patients

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to get alerted if the patient falls

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outside a desired level , further

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allowing them to focus on immediate

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patient care tasks . Assessment is

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additionally supported by displaying

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vitals over time so that medics concede

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the effective interventions and

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treatments in their patients health as

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well as quickly determine if the

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patients are trending in a positive or

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negative direction . Smartwatches Air

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also integrated to show patient vitals

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and hands free form factor that allows

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providers to focus on care while still

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receiving alerts If patients fall

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outside of pre defined thresholds ,

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documentation of patient care is

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accomplished By selecting a patient and

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jumping directly into their

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documentation , you're able to mark

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locations of mechanisms of injury . You

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can do freeform drawings to show larger

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areas ,

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placing tourniquet . It's and then

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jumping directly into the signs and

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symptoms tab . This tab allows a medic

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two semi autonomously place patient

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vitals onto their documentation forms .

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It pulls vitals directly from the

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connected wireless sensors , which can

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be edited as needed .

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It also has the ability to add vitals

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in a given time interval , as required

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by the patient's level of criticality

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treatments , are simple . Guess Cher's

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touching the buttons medicines Air

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added very simply , with a easy to find

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dialogue that can handle whatever

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meds are in the medics bag .

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Bad talk is also integrated . NFC is

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with its medicines to allow users to

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put an NFC define what the medicine is

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and thereby just touching the med to

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the back of the phone and giving

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accurate time stamp and medicine type .

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They can later go in and add the routes

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and dosages , but the time stamp stays

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consistent . The events

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tab allows for the user to see exactly

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what happened at what time it is a time

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history of all the care that has been

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given to the patient times could be

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edited , and the list immediately racks

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and stacks those events .

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Documentation is further enhanced by

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giving medics the ability to take

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images and saving those images In the

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patient's archive . Collaboration is

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accomplished by networking multiple bat

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doc systems together either through

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team networks , WiFi or Bluetooth

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bat doc synchronizes , all patients

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being treated and all their associated

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documentation . This allows for care to

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be started by one provider and

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seamlessly continued , bought all other

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providers on the network .

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Documentation by one medic displays

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real time on all other bad doc systems .

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Bad Doc also contains a large amount of

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medical reference material saved in the

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med cards . This allows medics to

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quickly remember protocols and

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overviews of different types of care

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without having to look in their

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handbooks . This is a user to findable

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list any PdF or word document or images

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can be saved for quick access . It also

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has interactive calculators .

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There isn't increased number of medical

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documentation that could be added and

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attached to specific patients from the

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medical cards as well .

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Team coordination is accomplished

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through a team lead module that allows

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medics to plan the evacuation of

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patients onto which platforms they will

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be on and sends a message to all other

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medics on the network of which patients

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are outbound . The final step of

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patient care is the transfer of a

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patient's documentation to the next

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level of care . Bat Doc displays a

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quick handoff view that gives a brief

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overview of all the patient care that

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had been done up to this point . It

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helps medics quickly and accurately

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communicate when handing off a patient .

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Q R codes have been utilized to encode

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patient documentation for air gap

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between devices and be able to pass off

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that information .

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NFC tags can also be used to write

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patient documentation and be read

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into another device when a

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paper copy is needed . Bat Doc has

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integrated Bluetooth printers that

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simply touch your device to the printer .

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Bat dog does all the pairing needed

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after selecting print . A hard copy is

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printed on the Bluetooth printer . Okay ,

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yeah , a windows , as well as Iowa's

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applications , have been created to

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scan patient documentation .