​Delivering Advanced Routine & Emergency Assessments.

This service is undertaken with the financial support of the Canadian Space Agency

​​​​SOLUTION OVERVIEW

Developed for the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), the Routine, Emergency, Assessment, Care, Treatment – Medical System of Systems (REACT-mSoS™) is a high-tech medical solution designed to provide comprehensive care both in space and on Earth.

It includes a portable and durable Medical Kit that is waterproof and operable in extreme temperatures, containing essential lightweight, low-power, cordless devices. The software offers hybrid deployment for both online and offline, featuring a private Mobile Body Area Network and Connectivity Gateway for system and service interoperability in space or earth settings.

Enhanced by AI for System-Level Autonomy (AI-SLA) and healthcare Knowledge Graphs (KGs), it supports routine and emergency care with advanced triage and clinical decision support, providing a list of probable conditions, probability and severity scores, and clear explanations for diagnoses. This system ensures astronauts and caregivers have the tools needed to handle medical situations effectively in challenging environments.

More than 500 health data points can be entered either autonomously or manually, facilitating the assessment of multiple health scenarios.

​​TWO TYPES OF DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSTICS

​1

​​Routine

The user can perform a focused examination of the relevant body system, leveraging medical history and physical Exam, to refine the differential diagnosis. From the differential diagnosis, which identifies the most probable conditions, a clinician can follow actionable recommendations, utilize progress notes to document observations during assessments, adjust the care plan and treatment based on the differential diagnosis, and print the completed assessment.

​2

​​Emergency

Based on the Chief Complaint, the user can initiate the Primary Assessment, which encompasses Emergency and Triage Acuity, to establish an initial differential diagnosis. This assessment facilitates the triage of emergencies by adhering to the Canadian Triage Acuity Scale (CTAS), determining the urgency and guiding subsequent steps.

​3

Assessment

Thorough evaluation, including primary (life-threatening) and secondary assessments.

​​4

​​​Care

Providing appropriate medical treatment based on assessment findings.

​​5

Treatment

Implementing interventions for medical issues.

​​WHO BENEFITS?

​​​​Astronaut Emergency

​​​ASTRONAUT NAME: Emily
LOCATION: International Space Station
SCENERIO:  Sudden Chest Pain

PROTOCOL: 
1. Conduct a Primary Assessment: With the help of her fellow astronaut, Sam. Receive a differential diagnosis: Determines the urgency of the situation and guides the next steps. In this case, Emily first needs to be stabilized with oxygen.  

2. Conduct a focused examination: Conducting a Physical Exam to receive a more accurate differential diagnosis with a triage acuity scale following CTA’s Guidelines.

3. Results: The REACT-mSoS™ Software provides vital updates, probable conditions, and treatment recommendations. 

4. Post Care: Emily and Sam logs her activities, and maintain regular follow-ups, adjusting the treatment plan as needed with continuous support from the medical team on Earth.

​Acute Care in Remote Places

​​PATIENT NAME: Jordan 
LOCATION: Remote Community 
CHRONIC DISEASE: Diabetes
SCENERIO: Sudden dizziness and confusion.PROTOCOL: 

1.  Conduct a Primary Assessment: With the help of a medical professional.

2.  Receive a differential diagnosis: Determines the urgency of the situation and guides the next steps. In this case, Jordan requires glucose to be stabilized.

3.  Conduct a focused examination: Providing Medical History and conducting a Physical Exam to receive a more accurate differential diagnosis.

4. Results: The REACT-mSoS™ Software provides vital updates, probable conditions, and treatment recommendations. 

5. Post Care: Jordan logs his activities, and maintains regular follow-ups, adjusting his treatment plan as needed with continuous support from his healthcare provider.

Triage in a Hospital Emergency Room

​​NAME: Jordan
LOCATION: Hospital / Emergency room
SCENERIO: Head Trauma

PROTOCOL: 
1.Conduct a Primary Assessment: With the help of medical professional, Nurse Emma.

2.  Receive a differential diagnosis: Determines the urgency of his condition and supports Emma to advise on the appropriate department, timing, and type of care Tom requires.

3. Conduct a focused examination: Providing Medical History and conducting a Physical Exam to receive a more accurate differential diagnosis.

4. Results: The REACT-mSoS™ Software provides vital updates, probable conditions, and treatment recommendations. 

5. Post Care: Emma and the healthcare team log all activities and ensure continuous communication with other associated healthcare professionals, adjusting Tom's treatment plan as needed for timely and appropriate care.

Combat Casualty Care

​​​SOLDIER NAME: Alex
LOCATION: Combat zone
SCENERIO: Severe wounds after explosion

PROTOCOL: 
1. Conduct a primary assessment: With the help of combat medic John.

2. Receive a differential diagnosis: Determines the urgency of his condition and supports Alex to advise on the appropriate department, timing, and and immediate care required.

3. Conduct a focused examination: Providing Medical History and conducting a Physical Exam to receive a more accurate differential diagnosis.

4. Results: The REACT-mSoS™ Software continuously monitors and provides updates on Alex’s vitals.

5. Post Care: John logs all activities and ensures continuous communication with the field hospital and other medical teams, adjusting Alex’s treatment plan as needed for timely and appropriate care, ensuring he receives the best possible care quickly in a challenging combat environment.

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