Philips early warning scoring
Clinical leaders share their advice and insight
Building an organizational case for automated EWS
Addressing the various priorities of the clinical, financial, IT and executive teams
Gaining clinical team support for automated EWS
Getting buy-in and adoption from clinical staff for long-term success
Implementing change management with automated EWS
Measuring the success of your EWS program over time
Aiming for success and compliance with automated EWS
Keeping up the enthusiasm and momentum for a EWS program across the organization
Ready to start or optimize an early warning scoring program? Consult with a Philips specialist who can help you build an EWS solution designed around your organization.
Envisioning the future of patient deterioration detection
The potential of predictive data analytics Directing our most valuable resources to those patients who need it.
A customer story
Lakeland Health in Michigan sees a 56% reduction in codes after implementing Philips IntelliVue Guardian. Hear their story.
Rapid response to clinical deterioration with early warning scoring
Do your care givers have the information they need to identify subtle signs of patient deterioration early? The indications of a patient’s clinical instability typically occur six to eight hours before an adverse event.1
Ready to get started? Looking to optimize? We can help
IntelliVue Guardian
Automated early warning scoring system combines vital signs monitoring and software for early identification of patients at risk for deterioration.
EWS education and training
Get started on an EWS program or optimize your processes in place to enable your caregivers to react and respond before an adverse event.
Disclaimers Results of clinical studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary. All products may not be available in all geographies. Please check with your Philips representative for complete portfolio availability.
1 Incidence, staff awareness and mortality of patients at risk on general wards. Fuhrmann L, Lippert A, Perner A, Østergaard D. Resuscitation. 2008 Jun;77(3):325-30. Epub 2008 Mar.
