CAREER: Safe and Secure Network Control for Smart and Connected Hospitals
CAREER: Safe and Secure Network Control for Smart and Connected Hospitals
批准号:
1553273
负责人:
Shan Lin
金额:
$44.96万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-09-01 至 2023-08-31
中文摘要
随着无线网络的可靠性和普及性越来越高,越来越多的关键系统,如车载网络、军事系统、急救系统等,都依赖于无线网络。在现代医院中,无线技术将用于互联医疗、传感和计算设备,以及电子健康记录系统,以实现智能医疗应用,如实时患者监控,从而显著提高护理质量。研究人员在为关键系统设计网络解决方案方面积累了丰富的知识,但他们大多将网络设计从应用环境中分离出来:考虑的应用环境上下文非常有限,例如位置和用户身份。不同的是,在互联医院的医疗应用中,医疗系统的网络和安全功能往往与医疗环境紧密耦合,例如患者的生理状态和护理人员的工作流程。随着这些情景信息通过连接的医疗设备和传感器变得实时可用,该项目解决了这一紧迫的挑战,即在安全要求下调查情景并将其集成到网络控制中。如果研究成功,将降低医院有线网络的风险和部署成本,促进患者、医生和临床支持系统之间实时高效的信息交换,建立包含上下文信息的基本网络模型,并根据不同的医疗应用的安全和可靠性要求提供联网解决方案。具体地说,这项拟议工作的智力贡献是:i)联网的医疗设备、传感器、电子健康记录和临床决策支持系统提供关于患者和医疗程序的实时和丰富的上下文信息。研究了医疗情境与医疗系统网络和安全功能之间的关系,建立了基于情境的网络和安全控制模型。Ii)根据医疗应用的可靠性和安全性要求,我们设计和开发了跨异构无线网络协调数据采集、控制电磁干扰、配置和优化医疗设备操作的技术。3)由于对医疗设备、网络和电子病历的可信认证对于保护患者S的安全和隐私至关重要,因此我们设计了基于患者特定医疗环境的访问控制算法。为了在不同的环境下将不同的控制方案集成到一个一致的系统中,我们设计了控制分析算法和工具来静态和动态地识别隐藏的策略冲突。V)创建了参考无线医疗传感器和设备试验床,并将其部署到各种环境下的真实场景中。
英文摘要
With the increasing reliability and pervasiveness of wireless networks, more and more critical systems such as vehicular networks, military systems, and first responder systems, rely on wireless networks. In modern hospitals, wireless technology will be used to interconnect medical, sensing, and computing devices, as well as the electronic health record system to enable smart medical applications, such as real-time patient monitoring, which can significantly improve quality of care. Researchers have accumulated abundant knowledge for designing network solutions for critical systems, however, most of them isolate the network designs from application context: very limited context of the application circumstances, e.g. location and user identity, is considered. Differently, in medical applications for connected hospitals, the network and security functionalities of medical systems are often tightly coupled with the medical context, such as patient's physiological state and caregiver's workflow. As much of those context information becomes available in real-time via connected medical devices and sensors, this project addresses this urgent challenge to investigate and integrate context into network control under safety requirements. If successful, the research results shall reduce hazards and deployment cost of wired networks in hospitals, and facilitate real-time and efficient information exchange among patients, doctors, and clinical support systems.This work establishes fundamental network models that incorporate context information, and provides networking solutions for different medical applications under their safety and reliability requirements. Specifically, the intellectual contributions of this proposed work are: i) networked medical devices, sensors, electronic health record, and clinical decision support systems provide real-time and rich contextual information about the patients and the medical procedures. We investigate the relation between the medical context and the medical systems network and security functionalities, and create context based network and security control models. ii) Under the reliability and safety requirements of medical applications, we design and develop technologies to coordinate data collection across heterogeneous wireless networks, control electromagnetic interference, configure and optimize operations of medical devices. iii) Since trustworthy authentication to medical devices, networks, and electronic health record is vital to protect patient?s safety and privacy, we design access control algorithms based on patient specific medical context. iv) To integrate different control solutions into a consistent system in various contexts, we design control analysis algorithms and tools to identify hidden policy conflicts statically and dynamically. v) A reference wireless medical sensor and device testbed is created and deployed into real scenarios under a variety of contexts.
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批准号:1536086
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$8.77万
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