CADD®-Solis Ambulatory Infusion System
Meets Industry Recognized Standards

A state-of-the-art, smart pain management system that meets industry recognized standards for advanced error-reduction features in PCA pumps

Summary of recognized standards for error-reduction features in PCA pumps*	CADD®-Solis Ambulatory Infusion System Features
Initial programming Include drug name, concentration, dosing units, initial settings for bolus doses, continuous flow setting, lockout intervals and time-based dosing limits
Dose Limits Set dose limits for subsequent reprogramming of the pump and maximum rate limits and lockout intervals for each order
Indication of overridden limit Clear indication should be displayed on the pump when limits are overridden
Configure protocol library to current practices Specifically configure a facilities protocol/drug library to current ordering and delivery practices
Simple to operate Encourage consistent use by being simple to operate
Display protocol/drug name at all times Display the protocol/ drug name and dosing information at all times
Track limit overrides and programming changes Provide the ability to track limit overrides, programming changes and the ability to retain data for 1 year and downloadable for analysis
Provide facility-based support with the implementation of advanced safety features Provide facility-based support with the implementation of advanced safety features

*Health Devices, January 2006, Volume 35, number 1 This information is for illustrative purposes only – ECRI has not evaluated the CADD®-Solis ambulatory infusion system