See how a hospital aligns unpredictable changes in patient volume and acuity with performance goals.
Flexible, real-time monitoring service that fills in patient monitoring gaps
Technology burdens that keep clinicians from focusing on patient care. Inefficient workflows due to disparate systems. Continual training needs. CNOs have plenty of challenges that come with ensuring clinical staff effectively adopt monitoring technology and stay up to date on best practices. That’s why Philips offers Enterprise Monitoring as a Service (EMaaS), a strategic partnership that enables organizations to easily realize the promised benefits of monitoring technology. In addition to having modern monitoring systems, you get ongoing support to implement and maintain workflow improvements aligned to your performance goals, such as alarm management and telemetry utilization.
See how CNOs can use EMaaS to help their team deliver quality care while managing staff shortages, nurse satisfaction and burnout.
Philips shares responsibility for your successful standardization, adoption and continuous improvement of system use over the long term, so you can effectively manage patient care. With EMaaS, you get:
“We could call Philips and based on our changing patient volume demands, they had the ability to provide us with the right monitoring in a reasonable timeframe.”
Carol Biggs DHSc, Senior VP and Chief Nursing Executive
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With flexible service levels and dedicated improvement projects, EMaaS provides access to appropriate patient monitoring and support capabilities while partnering on long-term initiatives, such as patient safety, care delivery quality, operational improvements and financial predictability.
With flexible service levels and dedicated improvement projects, EMaaS provides access to appropriate patient monitoring and support capabilities while partnering on long-term initiatives, such as patient safety, care delivery quality, operational improvements and financial predictability.
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