Patient monitoring
Continuous monitoring
Support a broad patient population – from basic screening to complex surveillance
Choose the right level of continuous patient monitoring technology for each care setting, patient condition, the skills of your nursing staff and your budget. Whether using portable, compact or specialized models, our family of monitors share a common look and feel so your clinicians can go from the highest to the lowest acuity level with minimal training. With our advanced physiologic monitoring and clinical informatics, we help you develop flexible enterprise capabilities for caregiver mobility, data sharing, clinical decision support and alarm management.
Creating a quiet healing environment
Excessive alarms may contribute to medical errors, staff burnout, lost productivity and a disruptive experience for patients.1 Quality care as well as patient and staff satisfaction depend on making improvements to ensure that alarms are heard and responded to without overwhelming patients and clinicians. See how Philips can work with you to take a comprehensive approach to alarm management.
Clinical decision support. Critical information at a glance.
Clinical decision support tools have never been more important to overburdened acute care teams. Clinicians may only have time to briefly scan a monitor, so information needs to be presented as simply as possible. Philips clinical decision support tools are designed to reduce cognitive load, recognize patient deterioration and give speedy feedback on whether therapeutic interventions are working.
Monitoring patients everywhere it matters
The Philips IntelliVue Patient Monitoring 6000 Series supports monitoring across all areas of the hospital care settings, from operating room and ICUs to step-down and general care units, including during transport within the hospital. What’s more, compatibility with your PIC iX central station and the ability to mix installations with MX monitors gives clinicians a comprehensive overview of patients.
Making cybersecurity a top priority
A comprehensive approach aimed to deliver the highest levels of uptime and continuous innovative services to our customer’s facilities.
Enabling technologies for Continuous monitoring
Footnotes
- Joseph, B. E., Mehazabeen, H., & U, M. (2020). Noise pollution in hospitals - A study of public perception. Noise & health, 22(104), 28–33. https://doi.org/10.4103/nah.NAH_13_20.
Disclaimer
Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.