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Google Glass in Medicina - Stato dell'arte e prospettive future
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Intervento Vidiemme SISQT
- 1. Google Glass in medicina Stato dell’arte e prospettive future
- 2. 2 L’attuale panorama I Google Glass nascono come gli strumenti ideali per il chirurgo/medico grazie a: • Uso hands-free (comandi vocali o della testa) • Possibilità di condividere la soggettiva • Campo visivo sgombro e device leggero • Versatilità e possibilità di sviluppo di applicazioni potenzialmnte infinito • Integrabilità con altri device E’ quindi naturale l’estremo interesse per il mondo dell’Healthcare, come dimostrato dal numero di start up e sperimentazioni fatte
- 3. 3 L’attuale panorama http://pristine.io/ • Telemedicina • Formazione a distanza *HIPAA compliant * Supporto multipiattaforma
- 4. 4 L’attuale panorama http://wearableintelligence.com/ • Checklist • Telemedicina • Formazione • Alert contestuali *HIPAA compliant
- 5. 5 L’attuale panorama https://www.vitalmedicals.com/ • Informazioni contestuali e geolocalizzate (Vital Stream) • Supporto per le procedure operatorie (Vital Video)
- 6. 6 Le prospettive future? Informazioni digitali in un colpo d’occhio: l’idea del device non muterà Display integrato nella lente (come il cruscotto nel parabrezza …) Miniaturizzazione di batteria e componenti elettronici
- 7. 7 Oltre gli smartglass Google ha depositato il brevetto per lo sviluppo di lenti a contatto intelligenti che potranno replicare molte delle funzioni dei Glass. FDA approval atteso per il 2015
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Editor's Notes
- HIPAA The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1996. HIPAA is also known as the Kennedy-Kassebaum Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA-Public Law 104-191), effective August 21, 1996. The basic idea of HIPAA is that an individual who is a subject of individually identifiable health information should have: Established procedures for the exercise of individual health information privacy rights. The use and disclosure of individual health information should be authorized or required. One difficulty with HIPAA is that there must be a mechanism to authenticate the patient who demands access to his/her data. As a result, medical facilities have begun to ask for Social Security Numbers from patients, thus arguably decreasing privacy by simplifying the act of correlating health records with other records.[21]The issue of consent is problematic under HIPAA, because the medical providers simply make care contingent upon agreeing to the privacy standards in practice. Is Google Glass HIPAA compliant? Many physicians are now using Google Glass, a device worn on the face and controlled using voice technology that allows live recording and immediate access to the Internet. The device can also be useful during procedures to capture what takes place and to provide instantaneous research to the user upon voice commands. While many advantages are seen to using such a device, a major drawback in using Google Glass in the medical industry is the potential compromise of protected health information (PHI). The data captured by Google Glass is owned and stored by Google, not the user, just as the information transmitted in Google Mail is stored by Google. According to legal experts, in order to use Google Glass and Google Mail for transmitting PHI, Google would need to implement all of the steps in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliant checklist. Without the HIPAA guidelines being met, practitioners could be considered in violation and susceptible to penalties. One major security flaw found in Google Glass that allowed the hacker to control the device remotely was promptly repaired by Google, showing the company’s commitment to privacy for the device. Until practitioners can be sure of the securityoffered by Google Glass, use should be limited to exclude PHI.
- IN AMBITO GLASS l'idea che i Glass rappresentano non muterà, al di là del device che sarà: "informazioni digitali" in un colpo d'occhio possiamo pensare a Glass con display direttamente integrato nella lente (microdisplay con tecnologie LED - per un risultato simile al proiettare cruscotto digitale su parabrezza), elettronica e batteria così miniaturizzate da essere nascoste in normali montature (passare dalla tecnologia per le batterie basata su ioni di litio a quella basata su zinco/aria)
- NON IN AMBITO GLASS lenti a contatto (FDA approval dovrebbe essere in 2015) forniti di una microscopica telecamera e di emettitori led,