System and method for secured sharing of medical data generated by a patient medical device
Abstract
Methods and systems provide for receiving, at a remote server, first data and a first sharing key acquired from a first processor associated with a first medical practice, and receiving, at the remote server, second data and a second sharing key acquired from a second processor associated with a second medical practice. The methods and systems provide for comparing, by the remote server, the first sharing key to the second sharing key, and granting, to the first and second processors by the remote server, access to the first and second data stored in the remote server in response to a successful comparison of the first and second sharing keys. The methods and systems provide for sharing, by the remote server, the first and second data with the first and second processors in response to the grant of access.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A method, comprising:
interrogating a patient medical device using a first processor associated with a first medical practice; uploading, from the first processor to a remote server, first data and a first sharing key acquired from the patient medical device; interrogating the patient medical device using a second processor associated with a second medical practice; uploading, from the second processor to the remote server, second data and a second sharing key acquired from the patient medical device; comparing, by the remote server, the first sharing key to the second sharing key; granting, to the first and second processors by the remote server, access to the first and second data stored in the remote server in response to a successful comparison of the first and second sharing keys; and automatically sharing, by the remote server, the first and second data with both of the first and second processors in response to the grant of access.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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