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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 30, 2018
Filed:
Apr. 17, 2008
Claus Leiendecker, Schweinfurt, DE;
Carsten Müller, Euerbach, DE;
Elke Schulte, Schweinfurt, DE;
Wei Zhang, Niederwerrn, DE;
Claus Leiendecker, Schweinfurt, DE;
Carsten Müller, Euerbach, DE;
Elke Schulte, Schweinfurt, DE;
Wei Zhang, Niederwerrn, DE;
Fresenius Medical Care Deutschland GmbH, Bad Homburg, DE;
Abstract
An assembly includes at least two medical treatment units, each of which can be allocated to a patient and at least two peripheral devices, each of which can be allocated to a patient. The peripheral devices and the treatment units have means for allocating a peripheral device to a treatment unit and means for verifying the allocation of a peripheral device to a patient. To allocate a peripheral device to a treatment unit, the peripheral device is placed by operators in a receiving unit belonging to the treatment unit. Said receiving unit is preferably designed as a charging station for the battery of the peripheral device. In the event of a successful allocation of peripheral device and patient, confirmed by the receipt of physiological data of the patient, the operators verify the correct allocation of a peripheral device to the patient and must confirm the correct allocation by confirmation means. The peripheral device is only released if the operator has confirmed the correct allocation, preferably within a predefined time period.