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US 10,438,497 · App. 14/379,297 · Granted Oct 8, 2019

System and method for maintenance of competence

Inventors: Clive William Patrickson (Goshen, NY); Kenneth George Morallee (Orpington, GB)
Assignee: Laerdal Medical AS
G09B5/00G06Q30/018G09B7/00G09B9/00G09B23/288G16H10/60
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Patent No.
US 10,438,497
App. No.
14/379,297
Granted
Oct 8, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A medical training system is disclosed comprising a medical simulation management module, a student record database having a plurality of records relating to training of students, wherein the student record database is connectable to the medical simulation management module, at least one medical training module executable on a training device and comprising scenarios for the training of the students; and a data entry device for entry of student training data to the student record database, the student training data being indicative of performance of the students on using the at least one medical training module.

Claims (19)

1. A medical training system comprising:

a central administrative module including at least one medical training module, wherein said central administrative module is running on a computer;

a student record database having a plurality of records relating to training of students, wherein the student record database is accessible by the central administrative module;

a data entry device for entry of student training data to the student record database, said data entry device comprising a monitoring sensor configured to monitor performance of students on a training device and a patient in real-life at a medical location, wherein said training device is a manikin and wherein the student training data is indicative of performance of the students of a medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life, wherein the student training data of the performance of the students of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life is collected in the student record database for evaluating the performance of the students of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life, wherein the evaluation comprises comparison of the student training data indicative of performance of the students of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life with specific requirements depending on an education level of the student, current requirements of the student, and current requirements of the medical location and wherein the training device provides feedback to the central administrative module on whether the students require further training;

wherein the at least one medical training module is executable on the training device and comprises scenarios for the training of the students, wherein only a required one of the at least one medical training module is identified and loaded onto the training device depending on the evaluated performance of the students of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life; and

a certification database configured to issue and monitor certifications of the students, wherein a certification is issued on completion of only the required at least one medical training module.

2. The medical training system of claim 1 , wherein the data entry device is operable by one of an invigilator or an instructor.

3. The medical training system of claim 1 , further comprising a patient record database connectable to the medical simulation management module.

4. A computer-implemented method for training a student in a medical procedure comprising:

determining student requirements;

loading an appropriate one of at least one medical training module onto a training device, wherein said training device is a manikin;

recording a real-life situation by placing a recording device proximate to the training device and a patient in real-life at a medical location; and recording a performance of the student in performing the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life to provide feedback to a central administrative module whether the student requires further training, wherein said central administrative module is running on a computer;

recording student training data, wherein the student training data is indicative of performance of the student of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life;

collecting the student training data in a student record database;

evaluating by the central administrative module whether the performance of the student of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life meet specified requirements, wherein said specific requirements depend on an education level of the student, current requirements of the student, and current requirements of the medical location;

identifying and loading only a required one of at least one medical training module executable on the training device depending on the evaluated performance of the student of the medical procedure on the training device and the patient in real-life; and

issuing a certification on completion of only the required one of the at least one medical training module.

5. The method of claim 4 , further comprising transfer of the recording to a student record database.

6. The method of claim 4 , wherein the issuing of the certification comprises passing an electronic record of the certification to another database.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 17, 2014
From: PATRICKSON, CLIVE WILLIAM; MORALLEE, KENNETH GEORGE
To: LAERDAL MEDICAL AS
Reel/Frame 033551/0013 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 61600101 · Feb 17, 2012
Related Publication 20150010892A1 · Jan 8, 2015
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