heart_rate_sentinel_server | Welcome to the Heart Rate Sentinel Server project

by mdholbrook Python Version: Current License: MIT

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heart_rate_sentinel_server is a Python library. heart_rate_sentinel_server has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Welcome to the Heart Rate Sentinel Server project. This is an open-source project which can be used to process patient heart rate data to make informed health care decisions. This project is part of the coursework for the Fall 2018 BME 590 - Medical Software Design at Duke University. The API Documentation describes may of the RESTfil API interfaces and functions used in this project. The RESTful API for this project is set up to provide interactions via a web service. POST requests using /api/new_patient can be made containing new patient information, including the patient's ID, age, and attending physician's email address. Heart rate information can then be posted to the server using /api/heart_rate where it is stored. Calculations are made for each posted heart to determine if the patient is in a tachycardic state. If they are tachycardic an alert is sent to the attending physician's email. An average heart rate since a given time will be calculated using a POST to /api/heart_rate/interval_average. The RESTful API can return heart rate information using GET requests. A full list of recorded heart rates can received using /api/heart_rate/, where is the ID specific to a particular patient. These ID are case sensitive. An average heart rate can be returned using the /api/heart_rate/average/ GET request. The patient's tachycardic state will be returned using /api/status/.

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