WO2013104799A1 - Système interactif de suivi d'une succession d'étapes ordonnancées - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of data management systems. More particularly, it relates to an interactive system (device and method) for securing the correct progress of a succession of scheduled steps during the transformation of a physical object.
- the invention aims firstly at a system for securing the progress of a succession of scheduled elementary operations, said succession of elementary operations being applied to transform it to a mobile physical entity.
- the system comprises:
- an elementary operation in progress means for identifying the physical entity in an unwinding zone of an elementary operation, referred to as an elementary operation in progress
- it comprises means for outputting the physical entity from the unwinding zone of the current elementary operation.
- the means for authorizing the unfolding of an elementary operation associated with a previously validated elementary operation are verification means that each previous elementary operation associated with the current elementary operation has previously been validated.
- the physical entity is a patient
- the operators are For example, surgeons, physicians, nurses, or other health care workers may be involved in basic operations such as surgery, including pre- and postoperative operations, and the unwinding area is a surgical block, or a care room.
- the means for identifying the physical entity comprise a bracelet comprising a remote reading identification code.
- a remote reading identification code can be of barcode type, QR Code, RFID etc.
- the validation sensor of the elementary operation in progress comprises means for verifying the identity of the operator carrying out the validation.
- identity verification means may be in particular an electronic signature, a barcode bracelet, or a voice signature.
- the storage means of each validation comprise a storage of the date and the identity of the operator responsible for said validation.
- the system effectively reduces the human error factor and medical errors through two fundamental principles: continuous verification of a unique patient identifier and specifications of a medical procedure (a set of basic operations) associated, and the establishment and the historical follow-up unalterably signed an electronic checklist for each elementary operation, which ensures that each elementary operation of a procedure is performed according to the standards.
- the system comprises means for calculating a time between two validations of successive elementary operations, and for comparing this time with a previously stored value.
- the system allows for the loading of checklists inspired from WHO's security checklists, whether from other recognized medical institutions.
- This system can be extended to other areas of medicine, such as radiotherapy, by modifying different lists in the software.
- the system is dynamic and displays alerts when error factors are likely to occur.
- the historical record of the checklist (list of validations of elementary operations already validated) allows the medical team to show that the procedure correct has been respected to avoid this error, or if it occurs, what measures have been omitted.
- the invention aims, in a second aspect, on a method for securing the progress of a succession of scheduled elementary operations, said succession of elementary operations being applied to transform it to a mobile physical entity, characterized in that the method comprises steps from:
- the elementary operation in progress identification of the physical entity in a zone of progress of an elementary operation, called the elementary operation in progress
- the invention also relates to a hospital, comprising a system as described.
- the physical entity is a batch of chemical being processed
- the operators are persons assigned to monitor the transformations applied to the batch of chemicals
- the elementary operations are those of a production of a chemical compound from another compound.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of the main steps of the patient tracking and operation method
- FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of the system and the modification of the multiuser data in real time
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart of the steps of the analysis of the bracelet
- Figure 5 illustrates the structure and display of checklists
- Figure 6 is a flowchart of the steps of the response to the list.
- the system allows the tracking of an object or batch of materials (which then replaces the "patient"). "of the procedure applied to the hospital environment) to undergo one or more elementary operations or transformations which must be carried out respecting a precise scheduling and possibly a specific time between two elementary operations. Each of these elementary operations involves at least one operator.
- the system is intended to be implemented in both software and hardware form.
- a patient management interface 103 connected to a patient database 104
- an elementary operation management interface 105 linked to a database of procedures and elementary operations
- an operator management interface 107 connected to a database of operators 108.
- the server 102 is also connected to a database 109 comprising the elements necessary for the implementation of the software (interfaces, parameters, memorization of validation dates and operators associated with a patient and a set of elementary operations etc.).
- the internal network 101 of the hospital is accessible by various terminals 1 10 for the display and monitoring of a checklist associated with a basic operation and a patient, and the identification of the patient 1 1 1 and the identification of the operator 1 12.
- the display terminal 1 10 can here be a computer, tablet, or any other electronic display that allows:
- the system comprises:
- authorization means 102 for carrying out an elementary operation associated with a previously validated elementary operation
- Documents relating to several patients can be viewed and modified on the same server 102 from many display devices 1 10, following the same principle.
- An off-line mode is also available to allow the software to display and monitor a checklist associated with a procedure and a patient, to function effectively in case of temporary communication problem with the server 102.
- Each request for additional examinations can be the object of a creation of a basic operation which contains its own checklists (ex: radiography).
- This "operation process” comprises various elementary operations that are each the subject of a validation document, in particular:
- the result of the checks carried out can modify the continuation of the procedure, either by interrupting it, or by adding an infill process, or by making returns back in the procedure, etc.
- the determination of the path to follow, within the tree structure of the possible elementary operation sequences, is thus done as and when the state and the result. We can browse the tree of basic operations or change it.
- the bracelet is interrogated again in a step 21 1, so as to obtain a new confirmation of identity (step 212) before removal of the bracelet and departure of the patient (step 213) .
- An operator form is an interface comprising a set of related questions.
- Each answer to a question on a form (the answer to this question being naturally associated with a particular patient and operation) is characterized by a state that is updated in response to said question.
- a group of color patterns informs about the current state of the question.
- This state principle is also used with the phase principle of the operation, each state of a phase providing aggregate information on the status of the questions included in this phase, according to predefined aggregation rules. For example, aggregating a WARNING state and an OK result state produces a WARNING state. Similarly, aggregation of a WARNING state, an OK state, and an error state results in an error state.
- the checklist system uses six different states: “Off”, “In Progress”, “Ok”, “Attention”, “Error”, and “No Answer”.
- the state “Off” can lead to the "current” state.
- the "in progress” state can lead to the other four “Ok” states (correct answer indicating a conventional procedure flow), "Attention” (answer indicating an unconventional procedure or a special case which could lead to an increased risk of procedural error), "Error” (high risk of error during the procedure), and "No answer”.
- Figure 6 details the follow-up of a checklist (step 208 of Figure 2).
- step 601 the checklist is started.
- a first phase is started in a step 602, and an associated form is displayed on the operator terminal 1 10 in a step 603.
- a loop 604-605-606 completion of the form is then traveled.
- the software requests an operator identifier (step 608), an interrupt comment (step 609) and interrupts the associated form (step 610).
- the software requests an operator identifier (step 614), an interrupt comment (step 615) and interrupts the associated phase (step 616).
- the checklist is completed (step 617).
- An edit screen allows the operator to answer the different questions in the checklist in use.
- a summary screen displays questions for which the answers could involve a higher risk of medical errors (errors that have a strong impact on the quality of the outcome of the procedure).
- a weighting system is applied to each of the questions, and allows ranking of the questions in order of importance. As a result, crucial questions that have received a suspicious response are highlighted and quickly noticed by the operator.
- the data validation modes include a case of prior identification of the operator, and a case of posterior identification of the operator.
- six types of questions are implemented in the checklist:
- This type of question requests an electronic signature from the user.
- This type of question allows the user to add a certain amount of information elements (with a minimum and a maximum of pieces of information).
- the question is linked to a signature and its answer.
- a report is also associated with a question to inform about its status (including answered or not) or response.
- Shadow helps to focus on the issue and avoids clicking on any other questions or buttons on the interface. This shadow disappears when the user confirms or cancels his answer.
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