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| + | In the Glossary: Safety Infusion System (Smart Pump System): infusion devices designed to reduce the error rates associated with infusions through the use of one or more of the following “smart” features: | ||
| + | • Ability to check programmed doses against pre-configured limits in an onboard drug library | ||
| + | • Ability to read infusion parameters from RFID tags or barcodes | ||
| + | • Ability to send and receive infusion parameters via a wired or wireless network | ||
| + | • Ability to communicate through a server or gateway | ||
| + | The last item, alone, is not an indicator that it is a smart pump. | ||
| + | -- Manny Furst; Improvement Technologies, LLC; efurst@imp-tech.com; October 12, 2008 | ||
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Revision as of 13:27, 12 October 2008
This page logs Change Proposals for the PCD Point-of-Care Infusion Verification profile.
Proposals in the 2008-9 Cycle
Please provide your suggestions, identify the specific issue, proposed change, location in the Technical Implementation document, your name, affiliation, email address, and date.
Edit suggestion: In the Glossary: Safety Infusion System (Smart Pump System): infusion devices designed to reduce the error rates associated with infusions through the use of one or more of the following “smart” features: • Ability to check programmed doses against pre-configured limits in an onboard drug library • Ability to read infusion parameters from RFID tags or barcodes • Ability to send and receive infusion parameters via a wired or wireless network • Ability to communicate through a server or gateway The last item, alone, is not an indicator that it is a smart pump. -- Manny Furst; Improvement Technologies, LLC; efurst@imp-tech.com; October 12, 2008