Acute care informatics
Clinical surveillance
Detecting potentially emergent clinically actionable events from live-streaming medical device data
In today’s complex hospital environment, identifying actionable patient insights and overcoming cognitive overload are constant challenges. Philips Capsule surveillance brings together detailed patient data, alarms and waveforms from all your connected devices to provide a holistic view of patient status and enable tailored and condition-specific alerts. From analyzing data to making decisions, Philips Capsule surveillance supports you and your team throughout the patient's journey.
Identify emergent, clinically actionable patient conditions and events
Alarm fatigue – exacerbated by medical devices producing non-actionable alarms – potentially contributes to clinician burnout and could possibly compromise patient safety. To help address these issues, Philips Capsule developed the Clinical surveillance maturity model (CSMM). Its focus is to expedite the identification of emergent, clinically actionable patient conditions and events. Download our white paper and learn more about CSMM.
Anywhere access
Live, streaming patient data is available via virtually any browser-based device, to see multiple patients – with deep dive capability to see waveforms, trends, events, history, device settings and more. See how the Capsule surveillance workstation view provides an alert list across multiple patients ordered by priority.
Mobile notifications
Integrating with smart phones, pagers and VOIP phones, Capsule surveillance supports the escalation of the Capsule smart notifications and source medical device alarms using IHE ACM/WCTP interface (XML or Text).
Virtual ICU/telehealth
Capsule surveillance helps to provide remote clinical oversight, based on live-streaming data with condition-specific, potentially clinically actionable alerts and vendor-neutral aggregated viewing of clinical data directly from devices, including waveforms and settings.
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.