PCD Brief Profile Proposal 2008 DPI-DnA: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 12:40, 11 November 2008

1. Proposed Workitem: Device Point-of-care Integration - Discovery and Association (DPI-DnA)

Proposal Editor: Todd Cooper
Editor: <Name of candidate Lead Editor for the Profile, if known>
Date: N/A (Wiki keeps history)
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Domain: PCD

2. The Problem

Within the framework of Device Point-of-Care Integration (DPI) profiles, the first step of establishing communication between systems is for a device to announce its presence, discover the system(s) that are managing network communication, and establish an association that will determine how that device can participate in network communications.

This profile shall support those functions needed to support discovery and association of devices in a DPI network.

3. Key Use Case

A medical device (e.g., physiological monitor, infusion pump or ventilator) is connected to a patient-local point-of-care network. The device announces its presence, connects to a manager system, determines the type of connection(s) that can be established and establishes an association with the manager system. This association includes communication protocol selection and configuration, as well as quality of service support negotiation.

4. Standards & Systems

1. ISO/IEEE 11073 standards for medical device communication

2. CEN 13735 (currently being migrated to ISO/IEEE 11073 standards).

5. Discussion

1. This profile is part of a set of DPI profiles that support device conneectivity, especially plug-and-play communication.

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