environment in order already running, the power-on self-tests shall to ensure Patient not degrade normal Safety. operation of If the ICE system receives a technical alarm from a device that indicates that the device is unoperational or that the data from that device is no longer trustworthy, 6.2.21 CR_0000000022 Failure alarm then all apps using data from that device must each decide whether to continue using the data from the device or consider it to be disconnected. The ICE system's HELP The ICE system shall and GLOSSARY sections provide users with a link shall be accessible to users to a 'Glossary' of all the to understand the Glossary of terms and definitions used 6.2.22 CR_0000000023 functionality and terms terms by the ICE system which better. Providing access to connects to the 'Help' external content from the section for each particular same application (ICE) app. provides ease of use. The ICE system shall be able to emit alarms. These Alarm Creation may be new alarms 6.2.23 CR_0000000025 and created by an app or Annunciation device alarms annunciated by the ICE system. The Joint Commission Alarm silencing: An National Patient authorized clinician shall Safety Goal on Alarm be able to temporarily Management calls for disable audible alarm Alarm 6.2.24 CR_0000000026 hospitals to identify signals; however, after activiation responsible clinicians silencing, the alarm should automatically who are authorized to reactivate after t minutes turn off alarms or or less. lower their volume. PUSH alerts/alarms to The ICE system shall be able to PUSH alerts or 6.2.25 CR_0000000027 the Alert alarms to the Alert Management Management System. System Hospitals use separate Alert Management role of Alert 6.2.26 CR_0000000028 Alarm/Alert ICE system: Management management systems, - Persistent alarms?
already running, the power-on self-tests shall not degrade normal operation of environment in order to ensure Patient Safety. 6.2.21 CR_0000000022 Failure alarm If the ICE system receives a technical alarm from a device that indicates that the device is unoperational or that the data from that device is no longer trustworthy, then all apps using data from that device must each decide whether to continue using the data from the device or consider it to be disconnected. 6.2.22 CR_0000000023 Glossary of terms The ICE system shall provide users with a link to a 'Glossary' of all the terms and definitions used by the ICE system which connects to the 'Help' section for each particular app. The ICE system's HELP and GLOSSARY sections shall be accessible to users to understand the functionality and terms better. Providing access to external content from the same application (ICE) provides ease of use. 6.2.23 CR_0000000025 Alarm Creation and Annunciation The ICE system shall be able to emit alarms. These may be new alarms created by an app or device alarms annunciated by the ICE system. 6.2.24 CR_0000000026 Alarm activiation Alarm silencing: An authorized clinician shall be able to temporarily disable audible alarm signals; however, after silencing, the alarm should automatically reactivate after t minutes or less. The Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goal on Alarm Management calls for hospitals to identify responsible clinicians who are authorized to turn off alarms or lower their volume. 6.2.25 CR_0000000027 PUSH alerts/alarms to the Alert Management System The ICE system shall be able to PUSH alerts or alarms to the Alert Management System. 6.2.26 CR_0000000028 Alert Management Alert Management role of ICE system: - Persistent alarms? Hospitals use separate Alarm/Alert management systems,
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