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Designing an Artificial Pancreas System to Be Compatible with other Medical Devices

Any artificial pancreas system must demonstrate acceptable levels of safety and effectiveness in order to be approved for use. Many such systems will be used in hospital settings in close proximity to other medical devices. In such settings, a third feature of an artificial pancreas will need to be demonstrated. This feature is compatibility. The most important features of compatibility in hospital-based medical devices are (1) interoperability; (2) resistance to electromagnetic interference (EMI) from other electronic equipment, including emitters such as radio frequency identification (RFID) systems; and (3) integration with bar code identification systems. Compatibility is becoming an increasingly important feature of medical devices such as closed-loop systems for control of glucose.