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[Multi-bed & multi-parameter central monitoring system based on TCP/IP protocol].

Abstract

Communication is one of the key problems to a central monitoring system. In this paper we put forward a central monitoring system using TCP/IP as the network protocol, Windows NT4.0 as the platform, forming a Intranet in a hospital. We also discussed the communication problem between the bed-side monitoring station and the central monitoring station in detail and then put forward a new protocol--Hospital Central Monitor Protocol (HCMP) based on TCP/IP to transfer monitoring data. It is easy to achieve tele-monitoring through the current communication subsystem.

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S J Lian, D K Hu, M H Zhao, L H Tang. 2000. [Multi-bed & multi-parameter central monitoring system based on TCP/IP protocol].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12583091/

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