|
Code |
Requirement |
Technical specifications |
| R.1 |
Integration with Hospital Information System |
S.1 |
| R.2 |
Small reading distance between tags and device |
S.2 |
| R.3 |
Each patient must be provided with an identification device |
S.3 |
| R.4 |
The container of drugs should prevent unauthorized openings |
S.4 |
| R.5 |
Tags collision management |
S.5 |
| R.6 |
Wearable identification device |
S.3 |
| R.7 |
ID device hygienic |
S.3 |
| R.8 |
Drugs container sanitisable |
S.6 |
| R.9 |
Drugs container must protect drugs from direct lightening |
S.7 |
| R.10 |
Drugs temperature must never exceed 30°C |
S.8 |
| R.11 |
Water-proof drugs container |
S.9 |
| R.12 |
Access to medications must be controllable |
S.2,S.3,S.4,S.10 |
| R.13 |
Tracking of every attempt (successful or not) to access drugs |
S.5,S.11 |
| R.14 |
ID device not expensive |
S.3 |
| R.15 |
Drugs container ergonomic |
S.12 |
| R.16 |
Drugs container big enough to contain a whole medication therapy |
S.19 |
| R.17 |
Procedure for drugs distribution |
S.1 |
| R.18 |
Procedure for drugs administration |
S.2,S.3,S.10 |
| R.19 |
Information to patients about the use of the device |
S.13 |
| R.20 |
Low power consumption |
S.20 |
| R.21 |
Staff must be able to force the device opening in case of emergency |
S.14 |
| R.22 |
Emergency openings must be logged |
S.11 |
| R.23 |
Easy identification of the association patient-container |
S.15 |
| R.24 |
Reprogrammable |
S.2,S.16 |
| R.25 |
Faults management |
S.5 |
| R.26 |
Verification of the right association between patient and medication |
S.4,S.5,S.17 |
| R.27 |
Alarm in case of wrong association between patient and medication |
S.4,S.5,S.17 |
| R.28 |
Controlled administration |
S.18 |