Todd Coleman: A temporary tattoo that brings hospital care to the home
טוד קולמן: קעקוע זמני המביא את טיפול בית החולים לבית
UCSD bioengineering professor Todd Coleman integratively spans the disciplines of medical electronics, machine learning and public health. Full bio
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for her preterm contractions.
technicians and experts
שיחברו את החגורות המסורבלות הללו
to monitor her uterine contractions.
is because she's worried.
לא נראית כל כך שמחה היא דאגתה.
about what happens
on bed rest at the hospital.
בבית החולים.
it would be devastating.
to have a premature birth
או ללידת עובר מת.
until she gives birth,
of her life paying for the bill;
and hope for the best.
ולקוות לטוב.
seems appealing.
about stories like this
the benefits of high-fidelity monitoring
ליתרונות שבמעקב האיכותי
משותפינו האמונים בבית החולים
partners in the hospital
living their daily life?
clever material scientists,
and brainstormed.
you could wear like a piece of jewelry
to yourself like a Band-Aid.
and years of endeavors,
with this flexible electronic patch
using the same processes
from a semiconductor wafer
that can interface with the human body.
the thickness of a human hair.
of information that we want,
אותו אנחנו מבקשים,
transmission capabilities.
these types of systems,
in our research group.
to some of our clinical partners
עם כמה משותפינו בסן דייגו,
in different clinical conditions,
במצבים רפואיים שונים,
in labor at our university hospital
contractions with the conventional belt.
באמצעות החגורה הקונבנציונלית.
pertaining to the fetal heart rate,
המתייחסים לקצב הלב של העובר,
to what was acquired
and our algorithms.
והאלגוריתמים שלנו.
were beginning to come to fruition,
in a clinical context.
we manufactured these systems
שהדרך בה ייצרנו את המערכות הללו
of the nurses in the hospital,
with typical medical adhesives
בהם משתמשים בבית החולים.
"Wait a minute.
them work with adhesives,
our manufacturing problem."
inside of a piece of Scotch tape
בתוך נייר דבק
allows us to, in addition,
מאפשרת לנו, בנוסף,
into the flexible adhesives
לתוך נייר הדבק הגמיש
and digitizing them,
והמרתם לתצורה דיגיטלית,
into the same medical adhesives
as well as a usability perspective,
make it used practically.
that we can simply digitize the data,
שנוכל פשוט להמיר את המידע לתצורה דיגיטלית,
information for interpretation.
about some of the energy challenges.
וכמה זה יעלה לה
and how much it would cost
a continuous stream of data.
שלא לכולם בעולם הרפואה נוח לשוחח עליו
profession is comfortable talking about.
does not have the most trust
have not had the best experiences
עם רופאים, בתי החולים
of questions of privacy.
סוגיות של פרטיות.
being processed into the cloud.
government can be hacked,
למחשבי הממשל הפדרלי,
all the hackers in the world,
כל פורצי המחשבים בעולם
them a smaller target.
מטרת תקיפה קטנה יותר.
that do data interpretation
האמונים על פענוח נתונים
on those small integrated circuits
these things together,
we can think about the future
go about living her normal daily life,
עדיין יכולה להמשיך בשגרת חייה,
she doesn't have to get another job
some of her concerns about privacy.
לכמה מחששותיה לגבי הפרטיות.
of these questions about privacy
the chapter is closed now.
נכון?
as I mentioned earlier,
in the medical establishment.
and widening health disparities,
ההולכים ומתרחבים,
of proper care management.
is that this simple picture
being wirelessly transmitted to the cloud,
לשלוח את נתוניה באלחוט לענן המחשוב
trusted parties serve as intermediaries
and her health care providers.
to partner with churches
that are church members,
to people like Jane.
to pay one dollar now
intensive care unit --
parts of a hospital.
learning process for us.
through and attacking one problem
של התמודדות עם בעיה אחת
innovate with this technology
who perhaps need it the most.
לאנשים שהכי זקוקים לה.
we've taken from this process
ממשיכה להתקדם בקצב מסחרר,
and advances at an accelerating rate,
are using this technology,
משתמשים בטכנולוגיה זו,
they have a face,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Todd Coleman - Bioelectronics innovatorUCSD bioengineering professor Todd Coleman integratively spans the disciplines of medical electronics, machine learning and public health.
Why you should listen
Todd Coleman's research develops multi-functional, flexible bioelectronics and novel analytics methods to benefit patients and clinical decision-makers.
After a PhD in electrical engineering at MIT, Coleman did a neurosciences post-doc and became an assistant professor in electrical and computer engineering and neuroscience at University of Illinois before joining the faculty of UCSD. An avid public health advocate, Coleman understands the value of collaborating with community health programs to truly implement and deliver sustainable innovations to those who need it most.
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