DRAFT SALIENT_Blood Fridge_Blood Track.pdf
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This document is a Salient Characteristics specification for a Haemonetics Blood Track Refrigerator, a medical equipment item for Madigan Army Medical Center (MAMC). The refrigerator must interface with MHS Genesis, feature an internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and meet specific technical requirements including ECG filtering standards from ACC, AHA, and HRS. Key functional capabilities include mobile operation with 180-degree swivel and 120-degree tilt, patient barcode scanning, a 17" LCD display for ECG data, and touchscreen navigation.
The device requires advanced security and networking features, including controlled PHI access, AES 256-bit encryption for electronic protected health information, and the ability to connect to Madigan's Network. Critical medical functionality includes providing real-time refrigerator contents status for chain of custody, dispensing emergency and electronically crossmatched blood products "just-in-time" at the point-of-care, and maintaining a universal AC power supply (100-240 VAC). The equipment is a lifecycle replacement for existing end-of-life equipment and has a current approved Authorization to Operate (ATO).
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Salient Characteristics Haemonetics Blood Track Refrigerator Medical Equipment
MAMC
• Must be able to interface with MHS Genesis
• Internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery with support for a second optional battery
• Follow ACC, AHA and HRS recommendations for baseline filtering (0.05 Hz)
• Exceed ACC, AHA and HRS upper frequency cutoff (300 Hz) for adults and children
• Use beat formation technique yields both high and low frequency noise reduction for increased noise immunity
• Mobile
• 180 degree swivel and 120 degree tilt capability
• Have scanner for patient barcode scanning
• Touchscreen navigation
• 17” LCD display capable of acquiring, viewing, transmitting, printing and storing resting ECG tests data
• Glass surfaces on capacitive touch keyboard and display screen for cleaning and infection control readiness
• Lead displays
• Controlled PHI access and encrypted data
• Encryption of all ePHI both at rest and in transit to the server via AES 256 bit encryption
• Current approved Authorization to Operate (ATO) since equipment is lifecycle replacement for current end of life equipment
• Be able to connect to Madigan’s Network
• Product must be able to give real time status of refrigerator contents for chain of custody and clinician access.
• Must be able to dispense emergency, labelled and electronically crossmatched blood products “just-in-time” at the point-of-care.
• Universal AC power supply (100-240 VAC at 50/60 Hz) 110 VA
Salient Characteristics Haemonetics Blood Track Refrigerator
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