Scenario Patient Name: John Millhouse (Male) Age: 32 MRN: Status: Multiple Injuries from an Automobile Accident transferred from the ED on Ventilation NICU Patient Baby Alice Premature Birth transfer to the Neonatal ICU Start: (Actor 1, presses play on mp3 player, and starts by the bedside, Actor 2 starts outside the door after everyone has entered the room. As soon as the script starts, Actor 2 enters the room and walks to other side of the bed.) ICU4 Staff Identification (TBD) Hello, I would like to welcome everyone to the Intelligent Hospital™ Pavilion developed by the Intelligent Health Association. This ICU demonstration will address both critical manage of adults and neonatal patients. As you can see, I am automatically identified as I enter the room as indicated on the large display. (Actor 2 points to large display when their picture pops up) ICU5 Network and Wireless Infrastructure (Extreme Networks) The Intelligent Hospital combines a robust network and wireless infrastructure, providing a seamless blend of multi-carrier cellular and Wi-Fi services. This enables real time operational intelligence from multiple RTLS / RFID and Wi-Fi systems applications as well as several modalities of communication and visualization providing rapid enterprise level interaction as observed on the large screen on a portable tablet or a hand held device. Actor 1 points to large display, Actor 2 holds up iPhone and HP tablet.) We pick up the Scenario in the Intelligent Hospital ICU, where patient safety and continuity of care are paramount and great emphasis has been placed on asset, data and alarm management through multidisciplinary collaboration of the clinical staff, as well as informatics and biomedical engineering experts and a host of high tech
Scenario Patient Name: John Millhouse (Male) Age: 32 MRN: Status: Multiple Injuries from an Automobile Accident transferred from the ED on Ventilation NICU Patient Baby Alice Premature Birth transfer to the Neonatal ICU Start: (Actor 1, presses play on mp3 player, and starts by the bedside, Actor 2 starts outside the door after everyone has entered the room. As soon as the script starts, Actor 2 enters the room and walks to other side of the bed.) ICU4 Staff Identification (TBD) Hello, I would like to welcome everyone to the Intelligent Hospital™ Pavilion developed by the Intelligent Health Association. This ICU demonstration will address both critical manage of adults and neonatal patients. As you can see, I am automatically identified as I enter the room as indicated on the large display. (Actor 2 points to large display when their picture pops up) ICU5 Network and Wireless Infrastructure (Extreme Networks) The Intelligent Hospital combines a robust network and wireless infrastructure, providing a seamless blend of multi-carrier cellular and Wi-Fi services. This enables real time operational intelligence from multiple RTLS / RFID and Wi-Fi systems applications as well as several modalities of communication and visualization providing rapid enterprise level interaction as observed on the large screen on a portable tablet or a hand held device. Actor 1 points to large display, Actor 2 holds up iPhone and HP tablet.) We pick up the Scenario in the Intelligent Hospital ICU, where patient safety and continuity of care are paramount and great emphasis has been placed on asset, data and alarm management through multidisciplinary collaboration of the clinical staff, as well as informatics and biomedical engineering experts and a host of high tech
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