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Revision as of 11:34, 10 December 2008
Current Documents
Drafts of Supplement Prior to Public Comment Version
Framework Supplement for Trial Implementation 2008-08-22 (MSWord .doc)
Framework Supplement for Trial Implementation 2008-08-22 (.pdf)
Documents Containing Comments to the Supplement for Public Comment
Alarm Semantics & State Models
The states of a particular alarm condition are modeled as being: off (alarm condition does not currently exist), active (alarm condition currently exists), or latched (alarm condition formerly exists, does not now exist but is 'latched' so that clinicians can be informed of transient but significant conditions). The valid state transitions are diagrammed below.
<Add: analysis of alarm semantics from alarm sources>