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Smart Infusion Management

Digital transformation—implementing smart infusion management in the hospital

Hospitals face enormous challenges in providing effective and efficient patient care. Digitalization strategies offer opportunities – but with smart technologies come new issues and new vulnerabilities. So, what does „smart“ really mean for a hospital? A solution that improves integration and connectivity – that provides security, asset and medication management all at once.

 

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    Days are needed for a hospital technician to update all pumps1

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    Number of times a year a German hospital is under a cyberattack 2

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    Of all medical errors are medication errors in the ICU3

Limited hospital resources

Hospital resources are scarce: there is a lack of time, money, and personnel. New technologies can increase efficiency, but they also increase the risks of cyberattacks – jeopardizing IT infrastructure and maybe even harming patients. We know there is an urgent need to increase security while making the most of available resources.

Over the air udpates of individual pumps in conjunction with the help of Onlinesuite plus
Support for communication between different systems
Encrypted data exchange between pumps and host network

 

Space® plus pumps and a mobile phone
Skåne University Hospital

Smart infusion management at a glance

smart infusion management solution means a plus on all levels: better systems, more efficient processes, improved patient outcome, more future viability.

 

Zero touch deployment

Remote updates of infusion pumps via the hospital network with less interruption of clinical workflows. 

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Interoperable Documented

Seamlessly integrated into the hospital IT environment using the bi-directional HL7-IHE framework.

Space®plus caches data even when no network connection is available. 

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Encryption

Data transmitted through the hospital network between the Space®plus infusion pumps and the OnlineSuiteplus servers are end-to-end encrypted.

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User Experience

Drug library data is always up to date at the infusion pumps. The self-explanatory user interface guides healthcare professionals simply and safely.

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Smart System

Space®plus and  OnlineSuiteplus are a crucial milestone on the way to becoming a smart hospital. 

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References

1. Internal evaluation: average hospital with 500 pumps - Manual process to update all pumps.

2. Bernau P. Hacker greifen Kliniken an. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 2020. https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/digitec/mehr-hacker-angriffe-auf-kliniken-undkritische-infrastruktur-17062421.html. Last access 11.2.22.

3. Mohiuddin AK. The Role of the Pharmacist in Patient Care: Achieving High Quality, Cost-Effective and Accessible Healthcare Through a Team-Based, Patient-Centered Approach 2020.

4. Da Silva BA, Krishnamurthy M. The alarming reality of medication error: a patient case and review of Pennsylvania and National data. J Community Hosp Intern Med Perspect. 2016 Sep 7;6(4):31758. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5016741/. Last access 11.2.22.