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QMDI Clinical Scenarios
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Clinical Scenarios and CConOps from "NIH Quantum Medical Device Interoperability" project (QMDI) [download ppt]
The four QMDI clinical scenarios were carefully selected to identify specific clinical and technical challenges to guide our plan of work. We chose scenarios that exemplify significant improvements in patient care; that capture problems that are solvable with available technology and without major changes in clinical staffing or training; and that have surmountable regulatory, adoption, and security barriers. Solutions for these scenarios will be generalizable and will create building blocks for interoperability to address many other healthcare needs.
Jump to Clinical Scenario 2: Prepare ICU to Recieve Post OP Cardiac Patient
Jump to Clinical Scenario 3: Home to Hospital
Jump to Clinical Scenario 4: Levels of Interoperability for IV Sedation for a GI Procedure
The four QMDI clinical scenarios were carefully selected to identify specific clinical and technical challenges to guide our plan of work. We chose scenarios that exemplify significant improvements in patient care; that capture problems that are solvable with available technology and without major changes in clinical staffing or training; and that have surmountable regulatory, adoption, and security barriers. Solutions for these scenarios will be generalizable and will create building blocks for interoperability to address many other healthcare needs.
Jump to Clinical Scenario 2: Prepare ICU to Recieve Post OP Cardiac Patient
Jump to Clinical Scenario 3: Home to Hospital
Jump to Clinical Scenario 4: Levels of Interoperability for IV Sedation for a GI Procedure
Clinical Scenario #1 Patient Controlled Analgesia
- Part 1: Narrative Description
- Part 2: Workflow Diagrams
- Part 3: Analysis of Current State Workflow
- Power Point video narrative of Clinical Scenario #1 Patient Controlled Analgesia (see below)
- Video of PCA Safety Demonstration at the MD PnP Lab (see below)
- Video animation of Clinical Scenario #1 Current State (see below)
- Video animation of Clinical Scenario #1 Proposed State (see below)
- PCA Adverse Events
- Voice of the Patient: Lenore Alexander
This is a related video from the Patient Safety Movement series, "Voice of the Patient," about an 11 year old victim of undetected respiratory arrest, caused by post-operative pain medication - The Louise Batz Story
- Voice of the Patient: Lenore Alexander
Video of PCA Safety Demonstration at the MD PnP Lab
PCA Safety Demo MD PnP Lab from J Goldman on Vimeo.
Video animation of Clinical Scenario #1 Current State
Patient Controlled Analgesia
Clinical Scenario #2 Prepare ICU to Receive Post-OP Cardiac Patient
- Part 1: Narrative Description
- Part 2: Workflow Diagrams
- Part 3: Analysis of Current State Workflow
- Power Point video narrative of Clinical Scenario #2 Prepare ICU to Receive Post-OP Cardiac Patient (see below)
- Video animation of Clinical Scenario #2 Current State (see below)
- Video animation of Clinical Scenario #2 Proposed State (see below)
Video animation of Clinical Scenario #2 Current State
Prepare ICU to Receive Post-OP Cardiac Patient
Prepare ICU to Receive Post-OP Cardiac Patient
Video animation of Clinical Scenario #2 Proposed State
Prepare ICU to Receive Post-OP Cardiac Patient
Clinical Scenario #3 Home to Hospital
- Parts 1-3: Narrative Description, Workflow Diagrams, Analysis of Current State Workflow
- Power Point video narrative of Clinical Scenario #3 Home to Hospital (see below)