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WO/1996/032864A1 |
A medication cart (10) features a frame assembly (12) formed from a plurality of vertical support posts (30) and wall panels secured to the post. Each support post has a plurality of equally-spaced, radially extending flanges (40) runnin...
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WO/1996/033468A1 |
An electronic control system (41) is provided for a modular storage and support assembly that uses a platform system that includes vertically disposed support posts (10). The support post has an extended tubular body and a plurality of s...
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WO/1996/032914A1 |
A modular shelving system (1) includes active and fixed storage levels. The storage levels are removably supported from support posts and are disposed at intermediate positions between a top shelf assembly (2) and a base shelf assembly (...
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WO/1996/033329A1 |
A lockable modular storage and support assembly uses a platform system that includes vertically disposed support posts (10). The support post has an extended tubular body and a plurality of symmetrically spaced, radially extending flange...
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WO/1996/031414A1 |
A container assembly (20) for the transport of new medical devices and for the later disposal of used medical devices and other medical waste, including a container body (30) and a lid (22) and including tamper indicating structure for p...
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WO/1996/014774A1 |
A disposable device for removing a blade (84) from the tang (86) of a surgical scalpel (88) on which the blade has been removably affixed, the device comprising a rectangular plastic receptacle (10) at least partially vertically oriented...
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WO/1996/015337A1 |
Supportive structure to be attached to a ceiling of a hospital room for supporting hospital equipment. The supporting structure comprises beams attached to the ceiling and forming a rectangular space. Inside the space, there are non-inte...
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WO/1996/014625A1 |
First and second bed monitoring systems (20, 220) are usable in a home and in a healthcare institution, respectively, and reliably detect an attempted departure from a bed or the like by a monitored person before the monitored person's f...
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WO/1996/014627A1 |
An electronic health monitoring system includes a modified CD-ROM multimedia interactive television video game console (1) including microprocessor, hardware and software. One or more physiological data monitor (10) are coupled to provid...
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WO/1996/013790A1 |
A wirelessly deployable, condition-oriented, electronic prescription management system (figure 16) for physician use which provides for patient record assembly (10) with privacy controls (39) for patient and doctor, adverse indication re...
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WO/1996/010132A1 |
The present disclosure relates to a connectable and disconnectable joint comprising a plug and socket. A joint comprises a plug (40), a socket (10), the plug being provided with an engagement portion (43) and the socket comprising a tubu...
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WO/1996/010240A1 |
A container (104) for pharmaceutical items, comprising a tray (108) having at least one compartment (112) adapted to retrievably contain at least one pharmaceutical item, each said compartment (112) having associated therewith a lid (114...
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WO/1996/002290A1 |
A magazine for storing and final disposal of a snap-on needle unit (2) has a compartment (1) having a bottom, a cylindric side wall, and an access opening, which compartment accomodates the needle unit with a gap between the outer side w...
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WO/1995/032391A1 |
The system (10) for collecting and disposing of contaminated waste products such as medical sharps and other medical wastes includes a housing (11) and its telescopic cover (9) which are fabricated of biodegradable and combustible materi...
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WO/1995/028972A1 |
An apparatus (10) for the disposal of blades including a pair of electrodes (12, 14) which are substantially in-plane and spaced from one another by a gap, at least one of the pair of electrodes (12, 14) being flexibly biased with respec...
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WO/1995/024699A1 |
A semi-automated medication dispenser to dispense medication in the correct dosages at the correct times. The dispenser (2) can be loaded with many days worth of medication (20). Patient information and physician orders are entered into ...
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WO/1995/012858A1 |
The locations of a plurality of devices (12a-12g)are tracked using a network (14) of communication links (16a-16d), each of which corresponds to a location. Each device (12a-12g) is given a tag (16a-16d) that identifies the device (12a-1...
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WO/1995/006993A1 |
A system (10) that allows a user to send a series of motivational messages and/or questions to a client (50) to motivate a specific behavioral problem. The system (2) consists of a client database (12) that includes for each client the n...
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WO/1995/004515A1 |
This invention is an ambulatory support system (11) for providing support for a patient. The support system includes an overhead system which allows a support carrier (28) to travel within its confines so that it may be located above a p...
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WO/1995/003587A1 |
A dispensing unit (10) comprises a plurality of locations in which items are held, a processor (33) in which records corresponding to items in the unit are stored, and a plurality of item switches (42) which correspond to the locations i...
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WO/1995/003076A1 |
This invention is a surgical instrument sharp end foil (10) for receiving and trapping the free end (24) of a surgical instruments sharp (22) such as a syringe needle, said sharp (22) having a restrained end (25) opposite said free end (...
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WO/1995/003596A2 |
A patient/nurse call system (10) for a hospital includes patient stations (18) capable of generating hospital calls and a remote master station (32) which prioritizes and stores the calls. Hall units (28) outside patient rooms (14) ident...
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WO/1995/003072A1 |
A method for heat-sterilizing or disinfecting waste, in particular infected hospital waste, comprises the operation of grinding and/or comminuting the waste under a cutting force and for an amount of time such that a quantity of heat whi...
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WO/1994/028852A1 |
A method and apparatus are disclosed for destroying syringe needles. The apparatus has an incinerator unit (16) into which a syringe needle may be inserted, crimped by a crimper (30), the needle measured between its tip and the sealing c...
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WO/1994/027549A1 |
An auxiliary frame (1) for fastening a ceiling mount (25) to a ceiling (9) has a ceiling anchoring part (2). For the auxiliary frame to be easy to mount, the ceiling anchoring part has a plurality of pieces (5, 5') which may be coupled t...
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WO/1994/026433A1 |
A device (10) for disposing of preferably infectious or toxic waste has a processing chamber with a processing section provided with spaces (12) for waste-receiving containers, at least one heat source and at least one connecting member ...
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WO/1994/016935A1 |
An apparatus (450) for motorized transport of the hospital bed (100) and care cart (200) docks to the head end of the bed (100) and has a drive wheel (453), a motor (477) propelling the drive wheel (453), a joy stick type potentiometer (...
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WO/1994/013250A1 |
A portable nursing center has a plurality of selectively locked patient drawers (10) carried in a housing (1). Each of said drawers (10) are movable between a given open position and a closed position, each drawer (10) sized and configur...
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WO/1994/006483A1 |
The invention relates to a device for the decontamination of waste materials of the type comprising a decontamination housing (5), an ozone generator (1) capable of supplying said housing (5) with ozone-containing gas, an ozone destructo...
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WO/1994/004114A1 |
A waste product collection unit has a base (1) with inflatable walls (2) enclosing and securely attached to the base (1) and a pouch (3) to contain hazardous liquids, semisolids and solids. The walls (2) are inflated by means of a connec...
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WO/1994/004113A1 |
The proposal is for an infusion device which can be secured either to a fixed device like a floor stand (1) or to a patient\'s transport device (3). To permit simple and lockable transfer from one device to the other, the stationary devi...
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WO/1994/003029A1 |
An incinerator (10) for the disposal of biohazardous waste has a sealed enclosure (12) defining a combustion chamber (18) with upper, first and second level intermediate, and lower portions (19, 20, 21, 22). The upper chamber portion (19...
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WO/1994/002054A1 |
An article serving as bed and seat comprises a surface supporting the user, at least one part (3, 4) of the surface being movable with respect to a fixed part to adapt the form of said support surface to suit the user, a motor (5) rotati...
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WO/1994/001023A1 |
A hospital bed (100) supported on a wheeled base (104), a ventilator (26) mounted on a ventilator cart (18) with a wheeled base (20) and a care cart (200) are docked together and rollable as a unit. The wheeled bed base has outspread Y-s...
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WO/1993/025250A1 |
An apparatus (10) for the destruction of sharps having shafts (64) of fusible conductive material retained in a retaining body, the apparatus comprising a pair of spaced electrodes (12, 14) arranged to be connected to a power supply, cha...
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WO/1993/024266A1 |
This invention is directed to a method and apparatus for electrically destroying a syringe needle. The apparatus includes a housing (12) having a burn chamber (14) with a first electrical contact (33) with a conical shaped port (40) moun...
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WO/1993/023167A1 |
Apparatus and method for processing medical waste comprising an elongate, cylindrically configured pressure vessel (A) having an inlet (30), and a closure member (40) therefor. An elongate cylindrical drum (D) is mounted in the vessel (A...
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WO/1993/021806A1 |
A hospital bed (100) supported on a wheeled base (104), and a ventilator (26) supported on a wheeled cart (18) and docked to the base, the combination capable of being rolled as a single unit. The ventilator cart (18) includes a wheeled ...
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WO/1993/020855A1 |
This invention relates to the disposal of a waste fluid containing a body fluid, such as blood and lymph, and provides a method of disposing of a waste fluid containing a body fluid by which a treatment tank can be transported easily aft...
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WO/1993/020731A1 |
An IV rack (10) is a frame (20) having spaced horizontal bars (22, 23, 24, 25). IV containers (31) are hung from the top bar (22). Pumps (35) are mounted between the lower bars (24 and 25). Conductors (50) and accessible contacts (51) fo...
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WO/1993/020353A1 |
Pleural and other body fluids that may harbor disease organisms are emptied from a container (46) by connecting the container to a venturi device (40) so that the fluids in the container (46) are entrained into the flow of water under pr...
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WO/1993/015345A1 |
A fluid outlet system (10) is provided for selectively providing a plurality of fluids (e.g., oxygen, medical air and vacuum) at different locations. The fluids are provided by a multifluid distribution system, and the fluids are selecte...
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WO/1993/008849A1 |
Waste materials containing pathogenic microorganisms may be processed by a method comprising granulating the waste material; treating the granulated waste material by heating at a temperature of about 160 to about 200 °C at a pressure o...
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WO/1993/009039A1 |
A sharps collector (10) comprising a container for holding, storing, and disposing syringes. The sharps collector (10) includes a disposable receptacle (12) and a decorative cover (14). The receptacle (12) preferably has two elongated ap...
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WO/1993/008935A1 |
A device is disclosed for treating liquid-containing, crushable waste, in particular for treating hospital waste. In order to treat waste in a simple, hygienic and technically economic manner, the device has feeding means (1) in which th...
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WO/1993/006418A1 |
A method for disposing of infectious medical waste (54) in a closed system (10) includes the steps of shredding (60) the waste in the closed system to reduce the waste to small particles and indirectly heating the waste particles in the ...
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WO/1993/002597A1 |
A power column (15) is a hollow post having six vertical walls (21-26) and is mounted between horizontal arms (16 and 17) pivoted to the floor (12) and ceiling (11), respectively. The pivotal axis (18) for the arms passes through the hea...
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WO/1993/000121A1 |
An incinerator for use in incinerating substantially hollow articles is provided with crimping means (31, 36) adapted to plastically deform a portion of the article. Typically the article comprises an elongate hollow medical needle (64) ...
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WO/1992/021911A1 |
A rod-like holder for a plurality of medical measuring and/or delivery systems in which the rod takes the form of a flexible shaft (1) which can be fixed in any position and the holder has a head section in the form of a carrier fitted w...
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WO/1992/020966A1 |
The system (10) for collecting and disposing of contaminated waste products such as medical sharps and other medical wastes includes a housing (11) and its telescopic cover (9) which are fabricated of biodegradable and combustible materi...
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