ACHEGAMED is an unsupervised real-time patient monitoring system, with the goal of decreasing the exam and diagnosis time of the most prevalent diseases in today's healthcare services. We developed, as a component of ACHEGAMED, a system for storing a wide range of biomedical parameters as ISO 13606 extracts. The system is able to detect clinical alarms in those parameters and communicate them, if needed, to the appropriate medical staff. Although a component of ACHEGAMED, it can be integrated in other systems in a semantic interoperable way thanks to the ISO 13606 standard, allowing the continuity of patient care.
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