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Seize opportunities and address challenges with the only centrally deployable patient monitoring solution available for integrated delivery networks
Shifting demands in healthcare call for enterprise-level patient monitoring that is standardized, optimized, scalable and future-proofed
It’s time to turn from legacy patient monitoring – going hospital by hospital and installing a patchwork of systems that may lead to inconsistent patient experiences, operational inefficiencies and security vulnerabilities. Philips’ innovative patient monitoring approach – focused on a shared informatics platform and enterprise-wide tools that drive care – offers the path forward for today and tomorrow. It connects patients, teams and care sites across health systems,1 while recognizing the mission critical nature of patient monitoring.
Featured products
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Patient Information Center iX (PIC iX)
PIC iX is an integral part of the Philips enterprise monitoring ecosystem, spanning high-, mid-, low and specialty acuity settings. It enables patient data to flow throughout these care areas by bringing in data from Philips and non-Philips devices across care settings. You can streamline workflows by helping clinicians to detect and respond to patient changes wherever they are in the hospital and protecting the security of patient data via stringent medical industry standards. PIC iX integrates into your existing infrastructure so you can standup a new unit in less time and be prepared for future changes in care delivery. And since scalability and flexibility is critical to your operations, we offer a remote, device operational management solution, enabling IT and biomed technicians to improve system uptime, track performance, and lower operations expenses.
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IntelliBridge Enterprise
Philips IntelliBridge Enterprise provides a single, standards-based point of interoperability between your Philips clinical systems and your enterprise information systems, while reducing complexity and cost in your healthcare environment.
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Capsule MDIP
The Philips Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) supports proactive care across hospital departments, with potential benefits for the entire health system. When data is aggregated and presented in context to the patient, care providers can prioritize and coordinate interventions effectively and efficiently.
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Care Assist
The Care Assist app provides clinicians with many of the central station capabilities, allowing caregivers to see streaming data and act on it – including acknowledging alarms, starting and stopping a non-invasive blood pressure measurement – from their mobile device.
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Clinical Insights Manager
Clinical Insights Manager is a cloud-based, service-enabled platform designed to capture, store, and analyze high-fidelity retrospective patient data from Philips and third-party devices. The suite, including Alarm Insights Manager, Data Viewer, and Telemetry Insights Manager, potentially supports clinical and operational improvements by providing comprehensive access to retrospective data, allowing healthcare teams to make informed decisions based on historical trends and patterns.
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PerformanceBridge Focal Point
Philips PerformanceBridge Focal Point is an operational management application that aggregates, processes, stores and presents network system health performance metrics in near-real-time. This software supports you in centrally managing, maintaining and troubleshooting issues with Philips products on-site or remotely.
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Enable a new era of patient monitoring
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Philips offers a multi-year partnership for enterprise hospital patient monitoring as a service, combining hardware, software, and services to optimize care delivery.
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Only Philips has the single-platform solution to unleash the potential of centralized telemetry monitoring
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“It’s about shifting away from legacy ways of thinking and embracing a system-wide approach. We should prioritize thinking beyond individual hospitals and focus on the future scalability of the entire network.”
Thomas P. Cushing, MS, RN
Critical care nurse and IT systems advisor
