The instruction manual indicates that the usb stick is intended for use by patient or doctor to exchange messages between a data management application and compatible medical devices. The instruction manual does not seem to include any instructions demonstrating use of the usb stick. It also does not indicate semantics for messages transferred to remote equipment.
The MMT-7305NA was designed to exchange all messages that remote equipment supports, but no instructions on usage are available from its sponsor.
The messages facilitate creating a record of treatment. Should patients be able to get a copy of their records as the pump produces them?
- What if the vendor software does not work?
The MMT-7305NA is capable of exchanging many different types of commands, each with a different intended purpose. Are each of these certified/pre-subed separately? Different equipment and models respond differently to different commands. Are there any indications how these commands are intended to be used with these devices?
Should MWT1’s commands be documented so that users know what each command is intended to do?
If something goes wrong who is at fault? Depends on what goes wrong whether or not device was used according to intended use or not. What is the intended use of the MMT-7305NA, how will users use it, how do users get support?
Authors using decocare could create additional tools:
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