Abstract: Systems and methods, as well as devices, are described for computer system compatibility. Computer systems exchange messages over a network or communication link according to a communication standard. A declarations of how a communication standard is implemented by a trading partner computer system is received by a host provider computer system, and an ontology model of the implementation is generated based at least in part on information in the declaration. The ontology models are queried to cause the provision of query responses indicative of differences between the trading partner implementation and a host provider implementation of the communication standard. Indications of communication compatibility between the computer systems are generated based on results of the queries against the ontology model. The indications may include augmented enforcement libraries to be implemented by the trading partner for messaging interoperability.

Abstract: Systems and methods, as well as devices, are described for computer system compatibility. Computer systems exchange messages over a network or communication link according to a communication standard. A declarations of how a communication standard is implemented by a trading partner computer system is received by a host provider computer system, and an ontology model of the implementation is generated based at least in part on information in the declaration. The ontology models are queried to cause the provision of query responses indicative of differences between the trading partner implementation and a host provider implementation of the communication standard. Indications of communication compatibility between the computer systems are generated based on results of the queries against the ontology model. The indications may include augmented enforcement libraries to be implemented by the trading partner for messaging interoperability.

Abstract: A device for controlling visibility and access to central venous access devices is comprised of a two-sided body fitted around the torso of a patient. The device has an interior surface and an exterior surface. The interior surface is fitted with a layer of absorbent, wicking material and further includes strips of anti-slip material to fix the device in place. A flexible window is positioned between two lumen retaining flaps and fixed between the interior and exterior surfaces. The lumen retaining flaps create pockets to store and protect lumens attached to intravenous tubing. The body includes a flexible closure including a resilient gauze section to provide flexibility and size adjustability. The window allows visual access to the percutaneous site and prevents patient tampering.

Abstract: A device for controlling visibility and access to central venous access devices is comprised of a two-sided body fitted around the torso of a patient. The device has an interior surface and an exterior surface. The interior surface is fitted with a layer of absorbent, wicking material and further includes strips of anti-slip material to fix the device in place. A flexible window is positioned between two lumen retaining flaps and fixed between the interior and exterior surfaces. A pair of indentions is positioned above and below the window. A pair of locking closures is attached to the body over the indentions. The body includes a flexible closure including a resilient gauze section to provide flexibility and size adjustability. The window allows visual access to the intravenous site and prevents patient tampering. The intravenous lines are protected from breakage and tampering by the locking closures, indentions, and lumen retaining flaps.

Abstract: A device for controlling visibility and access to central venous access devices is comprised of a two-sided body fitted around the torso of a patient. The device has an interior surface and an exterior surface. The interior surface is fitted with a layer of absorbent, wicking material and further includes strips of anti-slip material to fix the device in place. A flexible window is positioned between two lumen retaining flaps and fixed between the interior and exterior surfaces. A pair of indentions is positioned above and below the window. A pair of locking closures is attached to the body over the indentions. The body includes a flexible closure including a resilient gauze section to provide flexibility and size adjustability. The window allows visual access to the intravenous site and prevents patient tampering. The intravenous lines are protected from breakage and tampering by the locking closures, indentions, and lumen retaining flaps.