Informed and in control from outside the patient’s room
Mobility-enhanced monitoring can help clinicians make decisions on the go
Update your patient monitoring systems
Time spent waiting for—or wading through—data is time caregivers can’t spend with patients, make clinical decisions or fine-tune therapy. With more and more complex patients to care for, time is more valuable than ever. A recent study showed having mobile access to alarm data found an average 21% savings in walking time to and from the central station1.
One way to make it easier for care providers to get the information they need when they’re on the move is to upgrade your Philips patient monitoring devices and software.
Philips advances in patient monitoring can support caregiver mobility by providing critical patient data “in your pocket” to help you make decisions while on the move or remotely, including:
By delivering predictive insights across all points of care and making it easier for care teams to access critical data, our mobility-enhanced acute patient management solutions can help caregivers detect deterioration and intervene earlier regardless of where they are.
reduction in unplanned ICU readmissions2*
reduction in patient transfers to the ICU*
reduction on in-hospital cardiac arrest2*
PEWS accuracy rate on pediatric surgery floor*†
potential hours saved*§
reduction in nonactionable ICU alarms*
Spotlight on: Monitoring mobility
IntelliVue X3 transport monitor
Integrating the IntelliVue X3 transport monitor with the Philips Interventional Hemodynamic System can help enable advanced hemodynamic measurements in the cardiac catheterization lab and continuous patient monitoring throughout the patient journey.
Footnotes
2. Heller A, Mees ST, Lauterwald B, Reeps C, Koch T, Weitz J. Detection of deteriorating patients on surgical wards outside the ICU by an automated MEWS-based early warning system with paging functionality. Ann Surg. 2020;271(1):100-105. doi: 10.1097/SLA. 0000000000002830 *Results of customer testimonies are not predictive of results in other cases, where results may vary. ‡This data is exclusive to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary. §Results from the automation of ECG wavestrip patient transport process, non–value-added vitals charting, equipment upgrades and workflow changes. Data was collected by time study observations with the Philips team and Jackson Health team. These numbers are estimated projected time savings.
