OPERATOR-SPECIFIC ADAPTATION OF A MEDICAL ALALYZER USER INTERFACE

摘要

The invention relates to a method of operating a set of one or more medical analyzers each operable to analyze one or more specimens upon login of one of a set of one or more operators. The method comprises: verifying identification of said operator; collecting one or more sets of performance history data associated with the logged-in operator, each set associated with an operational task performed by one of the set of medical analyzers when operated by said one or more operators, the performance history data being indicative of one or more performance measures of operating the medical analyzer; determining, from at least the collected performance history data, one or more operator preferences or operator proficiency indicators indicative of a level of proficiency of the one or more operators; and automatically adapting, responsive to the determined one or more operator preferences and/or proficiency indicators, one or more elements of a user interface of at least a first one of the set of medical analyzers when said first medical analyzer is operated by one of the one or more operators.

主权项

1. A method of operating a set of one or more medical analyzers each operable to analyze one or more specimens upon login of one of a set of one or more operators, the method comprising:
verifying identification of said operator; collecting one or more sets of performance history data associated with the logged-in operator, each set associated with an operational task performed by one of the set of medical analyzers when operated by said one or more operators, wherein the operational task comprises an analysis of one or more specimens and/or a maintenance task, the performance history data being indicative of one or more performance measures of operating the medical analyzer; determining, from at least the collected one or more sets of performance history data, one or more operator preferences and/or operator proficiency indicators indicative of a level of proficiency of the one or more operators; and automatically adapting, responsive to the determined one or more operator preferences and/or proficiency indicators, one or more elements of a user interface of at least a first one of the set of medical analyzers when said first medical analyzer is operated by the one or more operators.