Abstract: A system method for determining whether a location on a patient's body is available for an attachment is provided. A patient identifier is received and the patient's electronic medical record is accessed. An interactive graphical representation of at least a portion of a human body is displayed. A selection of a location of the patient's body from the interactive graphical human body representation is received and it is determined whether the location is available for an attachment.

Abstract: A method and system in a computerized health care environment for determining whether an attachment may be safely attached to a body site of a patient is provided. A patient identifier is received and the patient's electronic medical record is accessed. An attachment identifier is received and data for the attachment is accessed. A body site identifier identifying the area of the body of the patient to which the attachment is to be placed is received and data for the body site is accessed. Some or all of the data are used to determine whether the attachment may be safely attached to the body site of the patient.

Abstract: A method and system in a computerized health care environment for determining whether a consumable may be safely administered to a body site of a patient is provided. A patient identifier to identify a patient and a consumable identifier identifying a consumable are received. A body site identifier identifying a location on the body of the patient to which the attachment is to be placed is received. The patient identifier, consumable identifier and body site identifier are utilized to determined whether the consumable may be safely administered to the body site of the patient.

Abstract: A system and method are provided for using a caregiver portable computing device for documenting performance of patient-related tasks during an emergency care process. The system includes an emergency interface for regulating communication between a user and the portable caregiver computing device during performance of emergency care processes and a recognition mechanism for recognizing performance of each patient-related task during the emergency care process. The system additionally includes a queue for storing each recognized performed patient-related task and an approval interface for allowing validation of each performed task after each performed task is stored in the queue.