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(12) United States Patent (10) Patent No.: US 8,666,769 B2 Butler Et Al USOO8666769B2 (12) United States Patent (10) Patent No.: US 8,666,769 B2 Butler et al. (45) Date of Patent: Mar. 4, 2014 (54) SYSTEMAND METHOD FOR COMPARING (58) Field of Classification Search AND UTILIZING ACTIVITY INFORMATION None AND CONFIGURATION INFORMATION See application file for complete search history. FROMMULTIPLE MEDICAL DEVICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (56) References Cited U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS (75) Inventors: Steven I. Butler, Gainesville, FL (US); Todd M. Dunsim, Shorewood, WI (US); 5,713,856 A 2/1998 Eggers et al. Douglas E. Frede, Mequon, WI (US); 5,778,345 A 7/1998 McCartney N.; Thomas Early E. Polonus, Evanston, IL IL (Continued) (US); Steven J. Pregulman, Glenview, FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS IL (US); Torrance J. Ramaker, EP 1174817 A2 1/2002 Libertyville, IL (US); James E. Tillery, JP 2003-016183 A 1, 2003 Grayslake, IL (US); Mary Kaye Van (Continued) Huis, Orland Park, IL (US) OTHER PUBLICATIONS (73) Assignee: Hospira, Inc., Lake Forest, IL (US) ASHP Advantage “Improving Medication Safety in Health System (*) Notice: Subject to any disclaimer, the term of this through Innovations in Automation Technology' 39th ASHP Mid patent is extended or adjusted under 35 year Clinical Meeting, Dec. 5-9, 2004, in Orlando, FL.* U.S.C. 154(b) by 167 days. (Continued) (21) Appl. No.: 12/882,710 Primary Examiner — Eliza Lam (74) Attorney, Agent, or Firm — Michael R. Crabb (22) Filed: Sep.15, 2010 (57) ABSTRACT (65) Prior Publication Data A method of aggregating and using medical device data from US 2011 FOOO462O A1 Jan. 6, 2011 a plurality of remote institutions. The system and method • as electronically receives at a central computer system a plural ity of established medical device data, each of the plurality of O O established medical device data being received from a respec Related U.S. Application Data tive medication delivery system, each of the respective medi (62) Division of application No. 1 1/873,269, filed on Oct. cation delivery systems having a respective plurality of medi 16, 2007 s1- Y - s cal devices within the respective remote institution, Such as s medication delivery pumps, associated therewith and utilized (60) Provisional application No. 60/851,971, filed on Oct. therein. The system and method electronically combines and 16, 2006. stores the plurality of established medical device data from each of the plurality of remote institutions within a memory, (51) Int. Cl. and electronically provides a remote client computer access G06O 10/00 (2012.01) to at least one of a central reporting application adapted for G06O 50/00 (201 2015 providing Summary information to the remote client com puter about the medical device data, and/or other applica A6B 5/07 (2006.01) tions. (52) U.S. Cl. USPC .................................... 705/2; 705/3; 600/300 8 Claims, 30 Drawing Sheets HOSPITAL HOSPIRA MEDNETGEB EWCHARK INDICATORS FACILITY:FACILITY - PEERSROUP DEFAULT GRAPHTIMEFRAMEBY MONTH SELECT FACILITY SPIRAMENET CEMPLIANCE LINEB RRULES PRESRENCES HEL ARAPRIL'A'JUNE'JULY's NTACT MFACLIOPEERGROUP YFACILIT OPEERGROUP a-TOPGUARTILE a-TOF QUARTE FF CONCURRENT DELNERYUILIZATION ALERTS (FHSPIRA WEBNETG USAGE 2 ls 1--1 10% 2 28 MAVE) 0% JAN' FEBARAPRIL'A'JUN MFCL PEERGROUP YFACLT OPEERGROUP a-TOPGUARTILE TOPGUARTLE OYERRDESSA, OFALERTS ETSASA80 ALERTS 3. A 'FEBARAPRILA JUNE JAN FEBARAPRILAla JUNE ZY FCL PEERGROUP 2. 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JP20090533485T, issued Jan. 15, 2013. 2005/0234746 A1 10, 2005 Funahashi 2005/02781.94 A1 12, 2005 Holland et al. * cited by examiner U.S. Patent US 8,666,769 B2 U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 2 of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 TIVMEHHXOZI U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 3 of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 200 SYSTEM / CUSTOMER 1 204 212 230 U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 4 of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 300 GET THE FTP AUTHENTICATION 302 GET THE LIST OF CUSTOMER IDS AND SEQUENCE #S TO BE UPLOADED CONFIGURATION 306 COPY ALL THE FILES WITH SEQUENCE #, CUSTOMER ID, AND SERVER ID FROM FTP SERVER TO COMBINED INSTITUTION SERVER 310 CREATE LIST (LIS) FILES FOR ALL FILES TO BE LOADED 318 314 TEMPORARY CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES FROM STAGING TABLES LOADED FILES 320 324. GET ADMIN EMAIL ADDRESS FROM CONFIGURATION TABLE. CONFIGURATION PROCESS ADMIN NOTIFICATIONS. 1, MISSING FILES, 2, FILES THAT ARE OUT OF SEQUENCE. 3, FILES THAT FAILED TO LOAD-SEND EMAIL TO THE ADMIN USER. 330 PERMANENT CALL THE DATABASE PROCEDURE. STORE TABLES INTEGRATED CONFIGURATION / ACTIVITY INFORMATION DATE IN DATA STORE/DATABASE 334/140,140 DELETE TEMPORARY TABLES, INCREMENT THE SEQUENCE NUMBER FOR ALL CUSTOMERS SUCCESSFULLY PROCESSED, ARCHIVE ALL THE INPUT FILES, FIG 3 340 U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 6 of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 d[1080HE|Ed DIESERIJETNIN?? TWIHOd@IENGEWWHIdSOH iNH0fEWOOTEM U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 7 Of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 HOSPIRA.COM MY PROFILE CHANGE PASSWORD CONTACT US HOSPIRA MEDNETGE) BENCHMARK INDICATORS SUMMARYLAST AWAILABLE MONTH -500 ENTITY ENTITY 1 INFUSER TYPEPLUM A+ v. SHOW REPORT HOSPIRA MEDNETG COMPLIANCE BENCHMARK 504 PREFERENCES CD HELP LOGOFF . NO MEDICATION SLECTED MEDICATION SELECTED LINE USAGE ANALYSIS LINEBUTILIZATION CONCURRENT DELIVERY 512 508 6% UTILIZATION 2 So34% PIGGYBACK CONCURRENT SOFT LIMITALERT OF HOSPRA OVERRDES AS A% OF SOFT HOSPRAYEDNETR) COMPLIANCE LIMITALERT, EDITAS A% OF 516 G SOFT LIMIT ALERT 520 Q7.35% BENCHMARK USER OVERRIDES EDTS LAST LOGIN 10/12/2006 04:40 PM U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 8 of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 550 1. HOSPITAL #1 HOSPIRA MEDNETGE) BENCHMARK INDICATORS FACILITY ENTITY 1 DEVICE TYPE PLUM A+ v. PEER GROUP DEFAULT GRAPH TIMEFRAME: BY MONTH QUARTILE INFORMATION RXRULES HOSPIRA MEDNETG COMPLIANCE NO 554 PREFERENCE MEDICATION SELECTED MEDICATION FACS 80% SigE CONTACT PES LOGOFF LINE USAGE ANALYSIS LINEA WSLINEB LINEB MODE ANALYSIS .. PIGGYBACK,92% CONCURRENT 556 8% ALERTS OVERWEW NO ;3-ALERTS NE|| "gOVERRIDES FIG. 5B U.S. Patent Mar. 4, 2014 Sheet 9 Of 30 US 8,666,769 B2 HOSPIRA.COM MY PROFILE CHANGE PASSWORD CONTACT US HOSPIRA MEDNETGE) BENCHMARK INDICATORS PEER GROUP COMPARISON - TREND ENTITY ENTITY 1 DISPLAYBYMONTH v SHOW REPORT HOSPIRA MEDNET(R) COMPLIANCE LINEBUTILIZATION 608 BENCHMARKS PREFERENCES HELP LOGOFF 0%; it; Y || 0%W. It ZMY FACILITY OPEER GROUP 2MY FACILITY OPEER GROUP CONCURRENT DELIVERY UTILIZATION I SOFT LIMIT ALERT OF HOSPIRA 60%O 24% MEDNETGE) USAGE 50% 20% 40% 16% 30% 12% 20% 8% Z 10% 4% 0%; E|| 0% MAYO6 JUNO6 JUL06 AUGO6Y ZMY FACILITY OPEER GROUP ZMY FACILITY OPEER GROUP OVERRDES AS A% OF ALERTS 120% 100% 80% 60% 40% BENCHMARK USER 20% i LAST LOGIN: 0%; it is ; 10/12/2006 440 PM ZMY FACILITY OPEER GROUP U.S.
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