MedNet Software User Guide

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ICU Medical MedNet™ Software User Guide

16037-92-03 IMPORTANT Refer to this guide for proper use, warnings, and cautions associated with the installation and upgrade of the ICU Medical MedNet™ Software performed by the ICU Medical Service Team. Please contact your sales representative for any questions associated with installing and configuring the ICU Medical MedNet™ Software. The help files included with the ICU Medical MedNet™ software are provided as reference only. Please read this entire guide before using the ICU Medical MedNet™ Software. Please also read the ICU Medical Release Notes before using the ICU Medical MedNet™ Software.

Intended Use The ICU Medical MedNet™ Medication Management Suite (MMS) is intended to facilitate networked communication between MMS compatible computer systems and MMS compatible Infusion pumps. The MMS provides trained healthcare professionals with the capability to send, receive, report, and store information from interfaced external systems, and to configure and edit infusion programming parameters. The MMS is intended to provide a way to automate the programming of infusion parameters, thereby decreasing the amount of manual steps necessary to enter infusion data. All data entry and validation of infusion parameters is performed by a trained healthcare professional according to physician's orders.

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet™ compatible devices approved for your country with their software versions, for assistance with ICU Medical MedNet™ and ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds, or to access knowledge based articles, contact: in the USA The ICU Medical Technical Support Center 1-800-241-4002 outside the USA The local ICU Medical Sales office From our ICU Medical website, you can access the MedNet User Guides in the support section under System Operating Manuals and Technical Service Manuals. User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Change History Part Number

Description of Change

IFU0000479 (01, 2023-07) IFU0000479 (02, 2023-09)

Initial Release Internal links update

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Symbols Glossary Table Symbol

Name and Meaning

Reference

Manufacturer

5.1.1

Authorised Representative in the European Community

5.1.2

Date of Manufacture - the date when the software build was completed

5.1.3

Catalogue or Product List Number Consult the instructions for use provided electronically in the software

2797

Standards or Regulations

EN ISO 15223-1 Medical devices: Symbols to be used with medical device labels, labelling and information to be supplied

5.1.6 5.4.3

Caution - Consult the instructions for use for precautions and warnings (in yellow)

5.4.4

EU Importer

5.1.8

This is a medical device

5.7.7

CAUTION: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a doctor or other licensed practitioner

21 CFR 801 Labeling

N/A

CE mark

EU Medical Device Directive/Regulation

N/A

Registered: ICU Medical B.V. Postbus 26, 3984 ZG Odijk The Netherlands Contact: ICU Medical B.V. Hofspoor, 3994 VZ Houten The Netherlands

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

CONTENTS Chapter 1: Introduction... 1 Terminology ... 2 General Warnings and Cautions... 2 Computer Management and Security ... 3 Handling Infusers ... 3 Transferring Data ... 3 Minimum System Requirements ... 4 General Notes... 8

Chapter 2: Setting Up ICU Medical MedNet Software ... 9 Overview ... 9 Logging In ... 9 Logging Out ... 12

Chapter 3: My Account ... 13 Overview ... 13 Navigating ... 13 Changing Your Password ... 15 Changing the View... 16 Changing the Logout Time... 17

Chapter 4: Users and Roles... 21 Overview ... 21 Navigating ... 23 Adding, Editing, or Deleting a User... 24 Adding, Editing, or Deleting a Role and its Privileges... 28 Adding, Editing, or Deleting a Department... 33

Chapter 5: Infusion Status... 37 Overview ... 37

Chapter 6: Infuser Management... 43 Overview ... 43

Chapter 7: Infuser Logs ... 51 Overview ... 51

Chapter 8: Downloads... 55 Overview ... 55 Downloads Fields... 56 Downloads Filters ... 59 Transfer Status ... 60 Drug Libraries ... 60

Chapter 9: Software Import ... 65 Overview ... 65

Chapter 10: Access Point Mapping ... 67 Overview ... 67 Importing And Exporting An Access Point List... 69

Chapter 11: Administrative Setup... 71 Overview ... 71 Institution Settings... 71 Facility Settings... 72 User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Software Download Settings... 75 License Information... 76 Database Maintenance ... 79 Enhanced Asset Tracking ... 80 Locale Setting ... 81 SMTP Maintenance ... 82 Integration Settings ... 83 Certificate Management... 96

Chapter 12: Authentication Services... 109 Overview ... 109

Chapter 13: Patient Assignment ... 111 Overview ... 111

Chapter 14: Message Queues ... 115 Overview ... 115

Chapter 15: About ICU Medical MedNet Software ... 121 Overview ... 121

Chapter 16: Reports ... 123 Introduction ... 123 Navigating Reports ... 133 Asset Tracker... 146 Asset Utilization ... 149 Auto-Programming (Smart Pump Programming)... 152 Auto-Programs with Unmatched Medication... 156 Edit Variance Detail ... 159 Edit Variance Summary ... 164 Event/Alarm Log ... 169 Infuser Status... 171 Infusion Summary ... 173 Line Usage Analysis ... 179 Medications Infused ... 182 Medications Selected by Time of Day... 188 Most Commonly Infused Medications ... 190 Next IV Due... 192 Override Variance Detail... 195 Override Variance Summary... 200 PCA History ... 204 PCA Utilization ... 207 Software Download... 209 Total Program Activity... 211

Appendix A: ICU Medical MedNet Integrator ... 213 Appendix B: ICU Medical MedNet Programmer... 215 Appendix C: Enhanced Asset Tracking ... 219 General Information ... 219 Navigating ... 219

Appendix D: User Roles and Privileges ... 221 Appendix E: Character String Specifications ... 223 Appendix F: Troubleshooting ... 225 Glossary ... 227 vi

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 1: Introduction ICU Medical MedNet™ is a server-based safety software product intended for use in healthcare facilities by trained healthcare professionals to provide valuable bedside guidance by managing IV infusion information with compatible ICU Medical infusion systems. The ICU Medical MedNet™ suite of software also includes a separate application, ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds™. ICU Medical MedNet™ software enhances safety at the point of care with highly customizable drug libraries that guides users and help to protect patients by alerting to hard and soft, upper and lower dosing limits intended to help prevent infusion errors. These limits are based on a hospital’s specific IV administration practices. ICU Medical MedNet™ software reduces manual programming steps by providing the option to allow pharmacy settings to flow directly into the compatible infusion pumps through the IV EHR Interoperability solution. ICU Medical MedNet™ software connects the pharmacy validated medication order with the infusion pump and the patient’s electronic health record (EHR), providing the opportunity for automated programming of the infusion pump. ICU Medical MedNet™software generates more than 20 different reports based on data, settings, and changes that are automatically and wirelessly collected from the compatible infusion pumps. The generated reports help to turn data into actionable data to provide visibility to clinical practice. Depending on the EHR system capability, automated documentation in the EHR is also supported by ICU Medical MedNet™. ICU Medical MedNet™ software packages consist of the components listed below. The specific components available to you will depend on your institution’s license. ICU Medical MedNet™ Administrator™ provides the ability to manage system users, infusers, drug library downloads, infuser software updates, access points, and other configurations. ICU Medical MedNet™ Connect™ establishes the connectivity between the ICU Medical MedNet™ server and the infusers. It incorporates Ethernet and wireless components permitting ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds™ and ICU Medical MedNet™ Administrator™ to exchange information with infusers. ICU Medical MedNet™ Integrator™ provides interfaces to a hospital’s enterprise level applications and serves as the conduit for the exchange of data between infusers, the ICU Medical MedNet™ server, and a variety of hospital information systems. ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds™ provides functionality to the pharmacy for the definition and management of medications, drug libraries, clinical care areas, and infuser configurations. ICU Medical MedNet™ Performance™ delivers data from the ICU Medical MedNet™ server into reports designed for asset management as well as clinical assessment of ICU Medical MedNet™ use with selectable options to best meet the needs of the user. ICU Medical MedNet™ Programmer™ takes medication dispensing orders from the Bar Code Medication Administration (BCMA) system and translates them into operational commands which automatically populate settings on the infuser. For more information, see ICU Medical MedNet™ Software User Guide, Appendix B.

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Terminology

Terminology This document uses the following conventions: • References to specific values are approximations only, unless otherwise indicated. • The terms “ICU Medical MedNet™ Software” and “the Software” are used interchangeably throughout this manual. Note: Illustrations and screen representations are for illustrative purposes only and may vary from the actual software. Your computer’s display settings may affect screen representations.

Note: The ICU Medical MedNet™ user interface uses "Auto-Documentation" as an alternative name for Infusion Documentation, and uses "Auto-Programming" as an alternative name for Smart Pump Programming.

General Warnings and Cautions The following conventions are used in this user guide to denote warnings or cautions CAUTION: Contains information that could prevent product damage or hardware failure. Failure to observe a caution could result in patient or user injury. WARNING: Warning messages contain special safety emphasis and must be observed at all times. Failure to observe a warning message is potentially life threatening. For incidences in a Member State of the European Union (or states that recognize European Union Medical Device Regulations), serious incidences should be reported to ICU Medical, Inc. at www.icumed.com, or contact your local ICU Medical representative. For incidences in a Member State of the European Union (or states that recognize European Union Medical Device Regulations), serious incidences should also be reported to the competent authority of the Member State where the incident occurred. CAUTION: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician or other licensed practitioner. CAUTION: Hand held devices such as tablets or phones are not supported and should not be used. WARNING: RESIDUAL RISK - Read the User Guides prior to use. Improper use may lead to the following hazardous situations: delay of therapy, embolism from blood clot, infusion of drug precipitate/particulate, or overdose/underdose. The harms potentially associated with these hazardous situations vary by patient and clinical condition and may include reversible injury, permanent injury, or death.

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Computer Management and Security

Chapter 1: Introduction

Computer Management and Security • Except for virus data files (typically called “dat” files), do not install upgrades, service packs, or patches to non-ICU Medical software on computers on which ICU Medical MedNet™ Software is installed, except as authorized by ICU Medical. • Do not enable automatic updates to operating systems on computers on which ICU Medical MedNet™ Software is installed. • Ensure that procedures are in place for backing up and restoring data, and that administrators can successfully restore data from earlier backups. • Ensure that the network on which ICU Medical MedNet™Software is used has effective security procedures in place, including physical and network access control. • Ensure that user passwords are protected. • Ensure a backup power supply (uninterrupted power source) is available to prevent critical data loss. Important: We highly recommend that you regularly backup and purge your database. A database can grow to a large size that will affect the performance of your ICU Medical MedNet™ system. Although we suggest to purge a database every four years at a minimum, if you have more than 2,000 infusers it would be wise to consider doing so more often. Complete instructions to back up a database are provided under “Database Maintenance”. Note: You must configure the backup device before continuing. For instructions on setting up a backup device to work with SQL Server, refer to the SQL server documentation. Note: It is your organization’s responsibility to assure a safe, validated, and functioning environment. This includes providing proper training of hospital staff, protecting systems, controlling medical devices from cyber-security threats, and performing maintenance on hardware. Your IT department should also provide physical security for PCs and server hosts.

Handling Infusers • Refer to the System Operating Manual for the applicable infuser for warnings and cautions before handling the infusers. • Use care when handling connectors and cables. • Avoid twisting or bending cables and connectors. • Ensure compliance to IEC 60601-1-1 for connecting accessories to medical devices. Note: The infusion devices compatible with ICU Medical MedNet will display selectable options based on your licensing and ICU Medical's compatibility matrix.

Transferring Data • Ensure that only one instance of the ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds™ software is running on a computer at a time.

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Minimum System Requirements

Minimum System Requirements The ICU Medical MedNet™ system is installed by a highly trained ICU Medical Service team. The system installation includes the installation or upgrade of the software databases. Please consult with the ICU Medical Service team for information regarding the preparation of servers and interfacing with 3rd party systems. The following minimum system requirements are for the ICU Medical MedNet™ program, including the ICU Medical MedNet™ Software and ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds™. Important: The ICU Medical MedNet™ Software has been developed and tested using the hardware components and software application versions described below. To ensure support, the minimum hardware configurations listed below must be met. In virtual environments, reserve a minimum of 100 GB of storage. Depending on the infuser type and number of infusers, the storage requirements may grow to 1 TB over the product’s expected lifecycle.

Distributed SQL Environment Important: Recommended for Auto-Programming (Smart Pump Programming) and IHE-based client solutions for optimum performance. For a distributed environment when ICU Medical MedNet software is on one machine and the ICU Medical MedNet database is physically located on another machine, you will need the following: • A server* to house the ICU Medical MedNet Software (Server 1) • A server* to house the ICU Medical MedNet Database (SQL) software (Server 2) Note: For HMSS Server: Hex (6) Core Intel Xeon Processor (e.g. X5675) - 3.0 GHz or better and For SQL Server: Quad (4) Core Intel Xeon Processor (e.g. X5675) - 3.0 GHz or better

Each machine should meet the following requirements: • 12 GB RAM (6 GB allocated to ICU Medical MedNet HMSS Service) • Redundant power supply • SAS hardware RAID 1+0 controller card (minimum recommended RAID level 1+0) • Reserved database disk space (see Recommended Disk Space table) • (4) 1 TB 15K-RPM 6-Gb/s SAS disk drives or better • 120 GB Hard Drive for operating system • Dual Gigabit Ethernet NICs with link aggregation support • Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) • Backup capability Note: *Install the software described below, including the Microsoft updates on each of the two servers. Security updates can be downloaded from the Microsoft website.

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Minimum System Requirements

Chapter 1: Introduction

Full Server This configuration is to support up to 500 infusers when using the following minimum configuration: Hardware

• Quad Core Intel Xeon processor - 3.0 GHz or better • 12 GB RAM • Redundant power supply • SAS hardware RAID controller card (minimum recommended RAID level 1+0) • (4) 250 GB 15K-RPM 6-Gb/s SAS disk drives or better • 120 GB Hard Drive for operating system • Dual Gigabit Ethernet NICs with link aggregation support • Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) • Backup capability

Mini Server This configuration is to support 100 infusers when using the following minimum configuration: Hardware

• Dual Core Intel Xeon processor - 3.0 GHz or better • 12 GB RAM • Redundant power supply • (2) 250 GB 15K-RPM 6-Gb/s SAS disk drives or better • Dual Gigabit Ethernet NICs, with link aggregation support • Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) • Backup capability Note: We recommend this configuration for test servers.

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Minimum System Requirements

Recommended Disk Space The recommended disk space for the MedNet™ database is dependent on the type and count of infusers connected to MedNet™. ICU Medical recommends having a least enough disk space to store 4 years' worth of infuser data. Infuser Data Disk Space Pump Configuration

1 Infuser per Year

500 Infusers per Year

1000 Infusers per Year

2000 Infusers per Year

4000 Infusers per Year

LifeCare PCA 7.02 or higher 40 MB

20 GB

40 GB

80 GB

160 GB

Plum 360 15.11 or higher

125 GB

250 GB

500 GB

1 TB

250 MB

Note: If the recommend disk space is 80 GB per year, 4 years of data would require 320 GB of disk space, which would reside on a RAID 1+0 setup, requiring 640 GB of disk space.

Wireless Connectivity Depending on wireless connectivity, the Plum 360 infuser can generate extra data that gets stored in the database, e.g. log messages. Therefore, we highly recommend monitoring the disk usage during the first few months of deployment to determine the rate of disk space consumption.

Software for ICU Medical MedNet server • Microsoft Windows Server 2016, or Microsoft Windows Server 2019, or Microsoft Windows Server 2022 • Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Standard Edition with Service Pack 2, or Microsoft SQL Server 2019 Standard Edition, or Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Standard Edition • Microsoft Edge • Adobe Acrobat Reader DC • The ICU Medical MedNet Software • The ICU Medical MedNet Meds software Important: We strongly recommend the use of a virus checking software. However, we suggest you consider ignoring scanning directories where the datafiles reside or to ignore MDF and LDF type files. Updates or changes to the antivirus software after installation could affect ICU Medical MedNet server performance. Please consult the ICU Medical Technical Support Center’s article Configuring Antivirus Software on an ICU Medical MedNet server.

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Minimum System Requirements

Chapter 1: Introduction

Microsoft Updates Please contact the ICU Medical Technical Support Center for a list of Microsoft updates that have been validated with ICU Medical MedNet™. Important: The above configurations are for licensable features of ICU Medical MedNet including Auto-Programming (Smart Pump Programming), Auto-Documentation (Infusion Documentation) and Enhanced Asset Tracking via the ICU Medical MedNet Clinical Integration Interface. Calling the ICU Medical MedNet GetPumpStatus and GetMatchingPumps clinical integration interfaces to retrieve information from the ICU Medical MedNet server should occur on a low frequency to avoid overwhelming the server and interrupting normal operations.

Client Computers The Client is used to host the web browser. Most computing is done on the server but display and processing of 500 or more infusers may need significant client side memory as well. Hardware

• Network adapter (Ethernet or Wi-Fi) Software (Web Browser Access to ICU Medical MedNet Server)

• Microsoft Windows 10, or Microsoft Windows Server 2016, or Microsoft Windows Server 2019, or Microsoft Windows Server 2022 • Microsoft Edge • Adobe Acrobat Reader DC

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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General Notes

ICU Medical MedNet™ Meds™ Hardware

• Network adapter (Ethernet or Wi-Fi) Software • Microsoft Windows 10, or Microsoft Windows Server 2016, or Microsoft Windows Server 2019, or Microsoft Windows Server 2022 • Microsoft Edge • Adobe Acrobat Reader DC • ICU Medical MedNet Meds software

Additional Non-ICU Medical Software • Java Runtime Environment 1.8.0_362

General Notes It may only be necessary to install anti-virus software once, at the end of the entire installation process, to ensure system safety; if there is any question, consult with your System Administrator regarding advisability of when to perform this step. Illustrations and screen representations are for illustrative purposes only and may vary from the actual software. Your computer display may affect screen representation. Some features and infuser types described in this document are enabled by the software license agreement. Your license may not enable all of these features and infuser types. ICU Medical MedNet is intended to communicate with multiple compatible infuser types. It can support a range of patients undergoing IV infusion therapy, depending on the connected infusers, which can include adults, pediatrics, and neonates. Please refer to the infuser's System Operating Manual for more information on its supported patient population. Some infuser types may not be available in a country or region, and references in this guide are not intended as a promotion of those infuser types. For a list of infuser types available in your country or region, please refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through the Technical Support Center.

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Overview

Chapter 2: Setting Up ICU Medical MedNet Software

Chapter 2: Setting Up ICU Medical MedNet Software Overview This chapter provides information necessary to set up ICU Medical MedNet Software. The system administrator must perform the following procedures in order to enable users to access and use the application: • Login • Enter information about your hospital • Add the System Administrator user account • Add user accounts and set up user privileges • Change the default password

Logging In Overview This procedure allows users to log into the application. To perform the set up procedures in the following section, log into the application as a system administrator with full access privileges.

User System Administrator

Navigation Path The navigation path varies based upon the configuration of your system.

Steps To log into the application, do the following:

1. Open Microsoft Edge and enter the URL of the ICU Medical MedNet server for the application’s Login page. Note: If you do not know the address of the ICU Medical MedNet Software Login page, ask your Information Technology (IT) department. The security settings on your computer can sometimes be responsible for difficulty logging in. See your IT department for assistance.

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Logging In

The Login screen appears.

2. Enter the following user ID and password: User ID: mednet_admin Password: Enter the ICU Medical password. Note: The ICU Medical password can only be used once by each user (including the system administrator), and is needed in order to perform password changes.

Important: As a protection against cyber-attacks and if you do not have administration privileges, five missed logins will result in the application being inaccessible. You will then need to contact the System Administrator to reset the password. If the System Administrator is locked out after five missed logins, the application will be inaccessible for five minutes after which the System Administrator can attempt to log in again. Note: Login ID is not case sensitive for both LDAP and non-LDAP environments.

The User ID mednet_admin has full Administrator privileges (see Appendix D: User Roles and Privileges on page 221).

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

Logging In

Chapter 2: Setting Up ICU Medical MedNet Software

3. Click Login. If the installation was successful, the application opens to the logged in home view.

4. Depending on your software licenses, the home view displays one or more of the following accessible graphics and buttons: • • • • • • •

ICU Medical MedNet Administrator - Allows access to administrative views providing user account management, infuser management, library download, and other configuration views. ICU Medical MedNet Performance - Allows access to the Reports view. ICU Medical MedNet Connect - Indicates the server is enabled to collect data from the supported infusers. ICU Medical MedNet Integrator - Indicates the server is enabled for connection to an external system. ICU Medical MedNet Programmer - Indicates the server is enabled for AutoProgramming (Smart Pump Programming) functionality with a BCMA system. Help About

User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.

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Logging Out

5. If a user has Administrator privileges and selects ICU Medical MedNet Administrator, the following options will be displayed: • • • •

• Access Point Mapping (not available with Enhanced Asset Tracking) • Administrative Setup • Authentication Services • About

Home My Account Users & Roles Software Import

See Chapter 11: Administrative Setup on page 71 to enter information or change the current settings in the Administrative Setup view. 6. ICU Medical MedNet Performance is only available with Protected Health Information privileges. A user with Administrator privileges can select the following options: • Home

• Reports

• About

7. When a user selects About, the following selectable views will be displayed: • Home

• About

Logging Out To log out of the application, click Logout. The Login screen reappears. Note: ICU Medical MedNet Software automatically logs you off if your account is inactive beyond the lockout period. The default lockout period is 30 minutes.

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User Guide for ICU Medical MedNet Software Note:

For a list of ICU Medical MedNet compatible devices approved by country, refer to the ICU Medical MedNet Device Compatibility Matrix available through your ICU Medical Technical Support Center.