ISO/IEEE 11073 Personal Health Device Work Group Update

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ISO/IEEE 11073 Personal Health Device Work Group
Update

• Douglas P. Bogia, chair, presenting for the
• ISO/IEEE 11073 Personal Health Device Work Group
• January 2009

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Agenda

• Membership and Meetings
• Accomplishments
• Status of Work
• Questions

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PHD Membership

• 228 members
• 122 organizations
• Every other week conference calls (for now)
• Face to face meetings planned every 2 4 months
• Internationalinvolvement in the Work Group
• 53 North America
• 25 Far East
• 22 Europe

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Standards Update

• 8 standards approved (and published) by the IEEE!
• -20601 Optimized exchange protocol (189 or
  237)
• -10404 Pulse oximeter
• -10407 Blood pressure monitor
• -10408 Thermometer (132 or 165)
• -10415 Weighing scale (132 or 165)
• -10441 Cardio (132 or 165)
• -10442 Strength (132 or 165)
• -10471 Activity hub (132 or 165)
• 1 standard released for RevCom approval
• -10417 Glucose
• Approval meeting scheduled for Jan 19.

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New Project Initiation

• Approval to draft 6 new specializations
• -10406 Basic ECG
• -10418 INR (blood coagulation)
• -10419 Insulin pump
• -10420 Body composition analyzer
• -10421 Peak flow
• -10443 Physical activity monitor
• Open specialization PARs
• -10472 Medication monitor

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Withdrawn PARs

• -10400 Common data
• All the content originally planned for -10400 was
  placed in -20601
• -10406 Heart rate specialization
• All the content planned for -10406 went into
  -10404, -10407, -10441, and the new -10406.

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Other Activities

• IEEE 11073 Personal Health Devices tutorial slide
  deck available
• English version, Japanese version
• Final content for the released IEEE stds
• Virtual face to face held
• Experimented with an 8 hour long conference call
  broken into two 4 hour segments to cover all
  three Geos
• Team felt it was very successful and had some
  great discussions
• Attendance was around 20 people (off and on)

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Conclusion

• The IEEE team did an outstanding job of
  completing the version 1 standards
• All the procedural elements are in place for the
  version 2 standards
• Supporting Version 2 requires a dedicated effort
  by companies to complete the standards

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Questions and Answers

• Join Information
• Participation in creation of a standard is free
• To join the work group, contactphd-chair_at_ieee.or
  g
• To participate in balloting process, the costs
  are lt 250 (USD) per individual for an IEEE and
  IEEE Standards Association membership
• The cost for purchasing a standard varies, but
  tends to be 100 - 350 (USD) per standard

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BACKUP
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IEEE 11073 Data Work Group - Scope Statement

• Within the context of the ISO/IEEE 11073
  framework of standards, this work group's focus
  is on standards that address transport-independent
  application and information profiles between
  personal telehealth devices and monitors /
  managers (e.g. health appliance, set top box,
  cell phone, personal computer).  Existing
  ISO/IEEE 11073 standards shall be evaluated and
  then used, modified, or new standards defined as
  needed.
• In this context personal telehealth devices can
  be described as devices used for life activity,
  wellness monitoring, and/or health monitoring in
  domestic home, communal home, and/or mobile
  applications.
• Application and information profiles consist of
  exchange format, data representation, and
  terminology for such personal telehealth devices.
  
• Anticipated work products include 1) a technical
  report describing personal telehealth device
  data, 2) a common, transport independent
  application profile for information exchange
  between personal telehealth devices and monitors
  / managers, and 3) device specialization
  standards.

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Background Personal Health Device Standards
Overview
-00103 Technical Report - Overview
OSI
Device Specializations
-10404 Pulse Oximeter
-10407 Blood Pressure
-10408 Thermo- meter
-10415 Weighing Scale
-10417 Glucose
-10441 Cardio
-10442 Strength
-10471 Activity Data
Phase II
Layers 5-7
-20601 Optimized Exchange Protocol
Layers 1-4
Serial
IrDA
Bluetooth
USB
ZigBee
Communication Protocols
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Current Voting Policy

• Voting rights begin when a member attends 2 of 3
  meetings. Voting rights are extended at the
  beginning of a meeting. Thus, a person may vote
  in the second meeting that meets the 2 out of 3
  meeting criteria.
• Voting rights are terminated if a member fails to
  attend at least 1 meeting of the last 3. At this
  point, the member must again attend 2 of 3
  meetings to become current on the topics for the
  purpose of voting.
• Quorum is established by 66 of the eligible
  voters. This includes yes, no, and abstain
  votes.
• To calculate the percentage of yes votes, the
  algorithm (count of yes votes)/( (count of yes
  votes) (count of no votes) ) is used.
• Consensus is defined as gt 66 yes votes using
  the above formula