Carefusion 303, Inc.

Laura Collins

Claire Knight

John Langan

Kelly Daoust

Wendy Smyth

Patricia West

Craig Mitchell

Luis Shriner

Tressa Daniels

Lisa Diggett

Michael K Workman

Stuart Miller

The disclosed systems and methods manage more notifications between medical devices. A method includes obtaining information corresponding to a clinician and determining whether the information satisfies coordination criteria. The method includes, in accordance with a determination that the clinician is associated with the first medical device and a second medical device, detecting a first and second notification generated by respective medical devices. The method includes identifying, based on detecting the respective notifications, alert information including medical information for a patient receiving medical treatment from the first and second medical device. The method includes determining, based on the identified information, notification priorities between the respective notifications. The method includes adjusting at least one human perceivable manifestation of the respective notifications based on the determined notification priorities, and presenting adjusted human perceivable manifestations of the respective notifications to the user via one of the first medical device or the second medical device.

Criteria based alarms coordination between a network of medical devices

A medication delivery module is mounted to a patient care device, and a first graphic representative of the first medication delivery module is displayed on a display screen of the device, wherein the first graphic includes an information display area for display of infusion information associated with the first medication delivery module, and a status indicator for display of status information associated with the medication delivery module. Responsive to the indication, the status indicator is dynamically orienting such that the status indicator is displayed on a side of the first graphic nearest the coupling of the first medication delivery module. Infusion information from the first medication delivery module is displayed within the display area of the first graphic.

Interface display for infusion module

The disclosed systems and methods for reducing alarm strain generated by a medical device. A medical device for reducing generated alarm strain includes a display to present visually perceivable information, an audio output to present audibly perceivable information, processors coupled with the display and the audio output, and memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processors, cause the medical device to perform operations. The instructions, when executed, cause the medical device to receive a notification regarding the medical device. The notification is associated with an audible manifestation and a visual manifestation. The instructions, when executed, also cause the medical device to detect that a user is focused on the medical device, after said detection of the user, determine a volume adjustment to the audio output for presenting the audible manifestation, and adjust the audio output to cause presentation of the audible manifestations according to the volume adjustment.

Passive alarm state adjustment

Display screen with graphical user interface for an infusion device

A method including receiving, in a main frame of a patient care unit, an infusion information from a medication delivery module coupled with the main frame is provided. The medication delivery module being mounted on a plug-in port associated with the main frame. The method also includes displaying, on a display in the main frame, an individual channel card including at least a portion of the infusion information from the medication delivery module and orienting an edge of the individual channel card toward a location of the plug-in port relative to the main frame, the edge having a visual indicator that visually indicates an orientation of the module associated with the individual channel card. The method also includes expanding the individual channel card to display a detailed portion of the infusion information upon receipt of a user selection. A system and a non-transitory, computer readable medium including instructions to perform the above method are also provided.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Laura Collins