White Papers
Infusion Systems & Interoperability in Healthcare Information Systems: A perspective on use cases and standards
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the integration of technology and information systems has become crucial for improving patient care and streamlining processes. One area that has seen significant advancements is infusion systems, which play a vital role in medication administration.
Interoperability in healthcare information systems, particularly in infusion systems, is crucial to help enhance patient care, reducing errors, and improving efficiency. Standardization, advanced use cases, and the adoption of emerging technologies are driving the evolution of interoperability in infusion systems. By embracing standardized communication protocols and use cases like alarm consolidation, healthcare organizations may be able to unlock the full potential of infusion systems. The Ivenix Infusion System was intentionally designed with interoperability in mind, offering a streamlined solution that supports standardized communication protocols and other advanced functionalities.
For those interested in delving deeper into the specifics of infusion system interoperability and standards, the full white paper by Julien Sagnard and his team provides a comprehensive overview and valuable insights.
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Authors:
Julien Sagnard, Fresenius Kabi, with contributions from Nasser Jhuboo, Magali Bayon, Matthieu Peyrin, and Arnaud Meurant
Overview:
This white paper covers:
- Standardization of communication protocols vital to infusion system interoperability
- Main use cases, such as auto-documentation, auto-programming, communication of alarms, patient data, and IHE profiles applicable to infusion systems
- Going beyond the basics with topics such as consolidating alarms, point-of-care patient context, and applicability of standards
- The outlook for standard interoperability
