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  • Communication systems designed to transmit and receive electrical signals. These systems typically include at the transmitting site an electronic device that modifies signals from medical (e.g., external, ambulatory, implanted) devices such as physiologic monitors or recorders and makes them transmissible. At the receiving end, another electronic device (i.e., the receiver) processes the incoming signal and provides an output signal appropriate for display on physiologic monitors (e.g., central station), recording, and/or further transmission and processing by healthcare information systems. Transmitter/receiver systems are typically used to send signals from patients\' homes or remote locations to hospital and other healthcare facilities using cellular telephone signals, internet or Bluetooth technology. Older versions may use modems, and landlines.
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