Zoll Medical Corporation

David C Major

Wade T Braden

Richard S Sharbaugh

Brian M Etzel

A wearable cardiac device for providing feedback during device assembly includes a garment configured to be continuously worn and an electrode belt including a plurality of assemblable elements. Each of the assemblable elements is configured for assembly into the garment prior to use of the wearable cardiac device. The plurality of assemblable elements includes electrodes configured to facilitate sensing electrical signals associated with cardiac activity of and/or deliver one or more therapeutic pulses to a patient. At least one of the plurality of assemblable elements includes respective local assembly feedback circuitry. Each respective local assembly feedback circuitry includes an assembly verification sensor configured to sense whether the respective assemblable element is correctly assembled into the garment and local assembly feedback indicator(s) locally disposed on the respective assemblable element and configured to provide a human-discernable feedback alert indicating whether the respective assemblable element is correctly assembled into the garment.

Wearable cardioverter defibrillator component assembly verification

Disclosed herein is a medical service personnel management system. The system includes an electronic device associated with a medical service person having access to a first location, a network interface disposed in the electronic device and configured to facilitate transmission of medical service personnel information through a network. The system further includes at least one server device disposed at a central location and communicatively coupled to the network. The server device comprises a processor, a memory communicatively coupled to the processor and comprising instructions that, when executed by the processor causes the processor to receive the medical service personnel information from the network interface via the network, receive a prescription for a patient, retrieve one or more prescription parameters from the prescription for the patient, automatically analyze the one or more prescription parameters and the medical service personnel information.

Systems and methods for device inventory management and tracking

An inventory management system includes a wearable cardiac device comprising an associated plurality of separate wearable cardiac device components stored as inventory at a first inventory location; a plurality of communication interface circuits associated with a corresponding one of the plurality of separate wearable cardiac device components and configured to facilitate transmission of inventory information through a network; at least one server device disposed at a central location and comprising a processor; and a memory comprising instructions that cause the processor to receive the inventory information from the plurality of communication interface circuits; receive a prescription for a patient; retrieve one or more prescription parameters based on the prescription; locate, in the inventory information, the wearable cardiac device based on the prescription parameters; determine a deployment status of the wearable cardiac device; and select the wearable cardiac device for the patient.

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

David C Major