PATHCARE

PATHCARE

The healthcare system faces the challenge of making ever-increasing volumes of data rapidly, securely, and reliably available for use. This is particularly critical in emergency situations, where vital signs, sensor data, and medical imaging information must be transmitted without delay between ambulances, dispatch centers, and hospitals.

Only under these conditions can well-informed decisions be made and patient care be improved. The project aims to develop and evaluate 6G-based communication and data infrastructures for emergency and acute care medicine that ensure high availability, low latency, and interoperability across system boundaries. Leipzig University Medical Center focuses on the analysis of dispatch center communication and the integration of data flows between emergency medical services and hospitals. Central to this work are concepts for information prioritization and intuitive visualization that support emergency personnel in time-critical situations. In addition, UML provides dedicated platforms for testing the developed solutions in realistic, practice-oriented scenarios.