Major
Biomedical Engineering
Anticipated Graduation Year
2024
Access Type
Open Access
Abstract
This project, sponsored by Baxter Healthcare, focuses on developing a user-friendly mobile application for the management of an infusion pump. Aimed at improving patient safety, minimizing manual data entry, and enhancing the overall convenience for healthcare providers, the application features key functionalities such as patient verification, barcode integration, and delivery confirmation. The system facilitates remote monitoring and programming of an infusion pump, offering a seamless integration with existing healthcare protocols and systems, thereby improving the efficacy and safety of medication delivery in clinical settings.
Community Partners
Baxter Healthcare
Faculty Mentors & Instructors
Dr. Tom Johnson, Clinical Assistant Professor of Engineering Department; Dr. Gail Baura, Founding Director and Chair of Engineering Department
Supported By
Matthew Bivans, Technical Director of R&D at Baxter Healthcare
Creative Commons License
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Infusion Pump Mobile Application Biomedical Engineering Capstone Project
This project, sponsored by Baxter Healthcare, focuses on developing a user-friendly mobile application for the management of an infusion pump. Aimed at improving patient safety, minimizing manual data entry, and enhancing the overall convenience for healthcare providers, the application features key functionalities such as patient verification, barcode integration, and delivery confirmation. The system facilitates remote monitoring and programming of an infusion pump, offering a seamless integration with existing healthcare protocols and systems, thereby improving the efficacy and safety of medication delivery in clinical settings.