System, Method, and Computer Program Product for Vascular Access Device Placement

A system comprising:

• at least one clinician identification device, the at least one clinician identification device comprising a first clinician identification device associated with a first clinician;
• at least one patient identification device, the at least one patient identification device comprising a first patient identification device associated with a first patient;
• at least one vascular access device, each vascular access device comprising a vascular access device identification device associated therewith;
• at least one reader device configured to communicate with the at least one clinician identification device, the at least one patient identification device, and each vascular access device identification device, the reader connected to a communication network;
• at least one user device connected to the communication network;
• at least one database connected to the communication network, the at least one database configured to:
• store clinician data associated with a plurality of clinicians, the plurality of clinicians comprising the first clinician;
• store patient data associated with a plurality of patients, the plurality of patients comprising the first patient, the patient data for the first patient comprising access point data associated with at least one access point of the first patient;
• and
• store vascular access device data associated with a plurality of vascular access devices, the plurality of vascular access devices comprising the at least one vascular access device;
• and
• a vascular access device placement modeling system connected to the communication network, the vascular access device placement modeling system configured to:
• receive first clinician identification data associated with the first clinician from the first clinician identification device via the reader device;
• receive first patient identification data associated with the first patient from the first patient identification device via the reader device;
• receive vascular access device identification data associated with the at least one vascular access device from the vascular access device identification device associated with each of the at least one vascular access device via the reader device;
• retrieve the clinician data associated with the first clinician from the at least one database;
• retrieve the patient data associated with the first patient from the at least one database;
• retrieve the vascular access device data associated with each of the at least one vascular access device from the at least one database;
• generate at least one first probability of successful placement of the at least one vascular access device by the first clinician at the at least one access point of the first patient based on the patient data associated with the first patient, the clinician data associated with the first clinician, and the vascular access device data associated with each of the at least one vascular access device;
• and
• communicate an instruction message for placement of the at least one vascular access device based on the at least one first probability to the at least one user device.

A computer program product for vascular access device placement comprising at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium including one or more instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to:

• receive clinician data associated with at least one clinician, the at least one clinician comprising a first clinician;
• receive patient data associated with at least one patient, the at least one patient comprising a first patient;
• generate at least one first probability of successful placement of at least one vascular access device by the first clinician at at least one access point of the first patient based on the patient data associated with the first patient and the clinician data associated with the first clinician;
• and
• communicate an instruction message for placement of the at least one vascular access device based on the at least one first probability to a user device.