Intel manual Intel Health Guide PHS6000 Technical Specs

Validated Vital Sign Devices

The Intel Health Guide PHS6000 may be connected to a variety of both wired and wireless vital sign monitoring devices to capture key health measurements. These devices have been tested and validated to ensure interoperability with the Intel Health Guide PHS6000. From blood pressure monitors and glucose meters to pulse oximeters, peak flow meters and weight scales, measurements can be obtained as part of a regular session scheduled by the clinician or on an ad-hoc basis. For a complete list of devices that have been tested for interoperability with the Intel Health Guide PHS6000, please contact your product representative.

Schedules

Each patient is provided a personal calendar and a contact list that they can edit. The calendar shows items created by the patient as well as items created by their healthcare professional. Items created by the patient on their calendar are not visible to their care manager.

Audio and Visual Notifications

and Reminders

Patients are notified of scheduled sessions with an audible tone and with visual cues that include on-screen reminders and a flashing light.

Historical Vital Sign Measurements Patients can review up to 30 days of reported historical vital sign measurements, such as blood pressure readings or weight, to stay current with their own progress.

Secure Patient Data Storage

The Intel Health Guide PHS6000 protects patient privacy by storing information in a highly encrypted format as well as by securing the data during transmission (via SSL) to the remote database.

Localised User Interface

Educational materials, reminders, questions, and units of measure used during a session are presented according to local usage and conventions, as appropriate.

Healthcare professionals can arrange and conduct two-way video calls with patients.

Patient-centered design, focused on the needs of the aging

The design of the Intel® Health Guide PHS6000 is based on years of research to understand the needs of the aging population and how technology can support them in their daily lives.

The research findings led Intel to include several key elements into the Intel Health Guide PHS6000:

Intel® Health Guide PHS6000 Technical Specs

Communications	RJ-45 connector for broadband network connectivity
Peripherals Interface	Wired: 4 USB 2.0 ports; Wireless: Bluetooth* v2.0, Class 1
Audio Input	Integrated microphone
Audio Output	Integrated speaker and an optional 3.5mm stereo headset plug
Video Capture	Integrated camera (VGA) with privacy cover
Power	AC 120V, 60 Hz (external adaptor)
Display	10.4 inch color touch-screen LCD
Supported Languages	American English and British English
CPU	Intel® processor and motherboard
Data Storage	40GB internal password-protected hard disk drive
Dimensions (W x H x D)	Approx 11.00 x 3.5 x 10.5 inches (280 mm x 90 mm x 270 mm)
Weight	Approx. 8.4 lbs (3.82 kg) (excluding peripherals or power adapter)
Privacy and Security	128-bit encryption and secure socket layer
Other	Activity indicator light; Screen on/off switch; Audio volume controls

•Approachable, consumer-friendly design that fits into the home environment

•Large touch-screen interactive display

•Audio and video

•Large and strategically placed buttons and graphics to help reduce errors

•Icons, carefully limited in number and tested for usability

•Calendar to aid with time manage- ment and to integrate the Intel Health

Guide PHS6000 into the patient’s personal schedule

The result is a comprehensive personal health system that encourages patients to take an active role in managing their health from home.