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Executive Information Dashboard. Hospital Summary. How the Bed Management Dashboard Works. Cardiovascular System Modeling and Simulation. Theoretical Basis. Model Development. Heart Model. Circulatory Model.

Experimental Measurements. Computational Aspects. Parameter Estimation and Sensitivity Analysis. CardioPV Program Development. Pulmonary Mechanics Modeling and Simulation. Integrated Cardiopulmonary Dynamics Modeling and Simulation. Human Cardiovascular Model Development. CardioPulm VI Development. Access to Biomedical Virtual Instruments Anywhere. Internet Technologies and Virtual Instrumentation. Controlling VIs Over the Web.

Java Applets. ActiveX Controls. Web versus VI Clients. DataSocket versus VI Server. Enterprise Connectivity: The Big Picture. Preface Graphical Programming and Virtual Instrumentation: Applying Revolutionary Techniques to Advance the Healthcare Industry Over the last decade, the graphical programming revolution has empowered engineers to develop customized systems the same way the spreadsheet has empowered business managers to analyze financial data.

The major benefits of virtual instrumentation include increased performance and reduced costs. Because the user controls the technology through software, the flexibility of virtual instrumentation is unmatched by traditional instrumentation.

The modular, hierarchical programming environment of virtual instrumentation is inherently reusable and reconfigurable. Virtual instrumentation applications have encompassed nearly every industry, including the telecommunications, automotive, semiconductor, and biomedical industries. In the fields of healthcare and biomedical engineering, virtual instrumentation has empowered developers and end-users to conceive of, develop, and implement a wide variety of research-based biomedical applications and executive information tools.

These applications fall into several categories, including clinical research, equipment testing and quality assurance, data management, and performance improvement. This book opens the boundless potential of virtual instrumentation VI into the wide variety of disciplines that exist within the biomedical domain. The power of virtual bio-instrumentation VBI is demonstrated not only through the interfacing of VI with traditional medical instruments and devices but also by effectively leveraging other technologies, including the Internet, machine vision, ActiveX components, and integrated database applications.

We use specific examples within this book to highlight VBI applications in the laboratory and clinical environment, connectivity to patient information systems, computerized maintenance and management systems CMMS , and business intelligence and decision support applications.

Each VBI application consists of detailed descriptions and, in many cases, interactive demonstrations of how virtual instrument solutions have been conceived and developed to meet specific end-user requirements within the biomedical and healthcare arena.

Collectively, these applications support better, faster, and data-driven decisions, thereby enhancing clinical outcomes and reducing costs to the participating healthcare institutions.

As practicing biomedical engineers and virtual instrumentation "evangelists," we wrote this book to inform and, hopefully, inspire you about the ever-expanding capabilities of virtual instrumentation systems within the biomedical and healthcare fields. Many traditional books on bio-instrumentation concentrate on theoretical principles--this book focuses entirely on real-world applications. We refer to these applications as virtual bio-instrumentation, or VBI.

Throughout each section and chapter, you'll discover many practical biomedical applications that have been created with LabVIEW. Each example will provide detailed explanations of its design, implementation processes, and utility. We particularly emphasize methods for measurement, analysis, presentation, and distribution of biomedical and health system information.

Throughout this book, we have striven to identify common challenges associated with the measurement, analysis, and presentation of information; and we provide you with practical solutions and proven problem-solving techniques from experienced scientists, engineers, clinicians, and healthcare administrators.

Regardless of your application or your experience with LabVIEW, it is our sincere wish that, through this book and the virtual instrument VI examples contained on the accompanying CD-ROMs, you will gain insight and appreciation for the many ways in which virtual instrumentation can be applied to the biomedical and healthcare industry. I would like to receive exclusive offers and hear about products from InformIT and its family of brands.

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