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AAMI TIR75 2019

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AAMI TIR75:2019 – Factors to consider when multi-vendor devices interact via an electronic interface: Practical applications and examples

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Guidance on factors that manufacturers should consider when designing, testing, and monitoring interoperable medical devices.

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1 AAMI TIR75:2019; Factors to consider when multi-vendor devices interact via an electronic interface: Practical applications and examples
3 Title page
4 AAMI Technical Information Report
Copyright information
5 Contents Page
6 Committee representation
8 Foreword
9 Introduction
11 1 Scope
1.1 General
1.2 Exclusions
2 References
3 Factors to consider
12 3.1 Context of use
13 3.1.1 Use environment
3.1.1.1 Communication networks and capabilities
3.1.2 Foreseeable misuse and off label use
14 3.1.3 Human factors
3.1.4 Labeling
3.2 Device properties
15 3.2.1 Device configuration
3.2.2 Device state
16 3.2.3 Device security
3.2.4 Device maintenance and software updates
17 3.3 Network-Related (technical) properties
3.3.1 Interoperability context of use
3.3.2 Timeliness
19 Annex A Controls—Example analysis
A.1 Synchronizing an imaging device and a ventilator
A.2 Proximal teleoperation (human-controlled remote control) of a device (core functionality/safety-critical)
20 A.3 Example: Patient controlled analgesia (PCA)
21 Annex B Alarms—Example analysis
B.1 Remote alarm notifications (replacement) to nurses’ station/mobile platform
22 B.2 Remote alarm notifications (redundant) to nurses’ station/mobile platform
23 B.3 Smart alarm maintenance (decision tool within the system with rule system for combining alarms to give a specific outcome assessment)
25 Annex C Data transfer—Example analysis
C.1 ECG monitor sending data to EMR
26 C.2 Timing and volume of data transfer
C.3 Adding a data category to be transmitted (already transmitting some data, this is new type of data)
28 Annex D Remote viewing—Example analysis
D.1 Evaluation of static image meant for diagnosis on smartphone or tablet
29 D.2 Anesthesiologist is viewing physiological real-time data from several cases simultaneously (could be on a mobile device)
30 Annex E Maintenance activities—Example analysis
E.1 Wireless asset tracking
31 E.2 Remote Software Update
32 Annex F Special considerations: Software only devices, clouds, HIT, Wi-Fi
34 Annex G Special considerations: Mobile devices
35 Annex H Special considerations: Distributed platforms, computation, and information
AAMI TIR75 2019
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