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publicationDate | 2023-01-11-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date> |
publicationNumber | EP-4116985-A1 |
titleOfInvention | Medical device data back-association, system, apparatuses, and methods |
abstract | An infusion pump apparatus (102) is described. The apparatus comprises: a drive mechanism that is configured to move fluid from a fluid container through intravenous tubing to a patient; a user interface (204); a display screen (202); a memory device that is configured to store (i) a device identifier (126), and (ii) prescription parameters to perform an infusion therapy on a patient; and a processor that is communicatively coupled to the drive mechanism, the user interface, the display screen, and the memory device. The processor is configured to: cause the drive mechanism to operate according to the prescription parameters to perform the infusion therapy, generate first medical device data (112) related to performing the infusion therapy, transmit the first medical device data (112) and the device identifier (126) to a server (114) via a network, where there is no association between the device identifier and any patient identifier or medication order, receive a request via the user interface (204) while performing the infusion therapy to display the device identifier (126), cause the device identifier (126) to be displayed on the device screen (202) as a machine-scannable code, where the scanning of the device identifier creates an association, via the server (114), between an electronic medical record ("EMR") (902) of the patient and the device identifier (126), generate second medical device data (112) related to performing the infusion therapy, and transmit the second medical device data (112) and the device identifier (126) to the server (114) via the network, where the association of the EMR (902) and the device identifier (126) causes the second medical device data to be stored to the EMR of the patient. Also described is a medical device data back-association method. |
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