AU2013100607A4 - Safety@POC is a small sign that has a QR code that links a procedure name to a best practice vignette of that procedure so that doctors and nurses can use mobile technology to access, watch and then perform the procedure correctly. - Google Patents
Safety@POC is a small sign that has a QR code that links a procedure name to a best practice vignette of that procedure so that doctors and nurses can use mobile technology to access, watch and then perform the procedure correctly. Download PDFInfo
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2013100607 Safety@POC (Point of Care): A small (13x7cm) laminated sign with a QR code embedded with a link or URL to best practice vignette. These small signs hold links to best practice for the particular procedure a clinician is about to do e.g. ECG. The clinician uses their smart phone, QR code reader App to access the vignetted. Having safety information that's readily accessible saves time and saves patient lives. There are hundreds of procedures clinicians need to remember to do properly and this innovation ensures they can do the right procedure at the right time, every time. To recognise the development of the sign and its use in clinical environments to enhance patient safety. A first of its kind for healthcare to bring to life policy and procedures that are not easily accessible. It has many applications including correct medication prescription and administration.
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Request to amend a complete Specification Application for Innovators Patent that requires further description as per notification, to satisfy Regulation 3.2B(1): A description. Application No. 2013100607 Title: Safety@POC(Point of Care) Summary: A small (13x7cm) laminated sign with a QR code embedded with a link or URL to best practice vignette. These small signs hold links to best practice for the particular procedure a clinician is about to do e.g. ECG. The clinician uses their smart phone, QR code reader App to access the vignetted. Claim: Having safety information that's readily accessible saves time and saves patient lives. There are hundreds of procedures clinicians need to remember to do properly and this innovation ensures they can do the right procedure at the right time, every time. Patent request: to recognise the development of the sign and its use in clinical environments to enhance patient safety. A first of its kind for healthcare to bring to life policy and procedures that are not easily accessible. It has many applications including correct medication prescription and administration. Drawing: on separate page as per description advice.
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| NB | Applications allowed - extensions of time section 223(2) |
Free format text: THE TIME IN WHICH TO COMPLY WITH A DIRECTION UNDER REG 3.2B HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO 16 SEP 2013 . |
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| FGI | Letters patent sealed or granted (innovation patent) | ||
| MK22 | Patent ceased section 143a(d), or expired - non payment of renewal fee or expiry |