Why Philips for hospital telehealth solutions
Powered by industry-leading clinical algorithms, patented processes, a dedicated care team and clinical expertise, Philips inpatient telehealth programs ensure you have the technology, tools and support you need to improve the quality of care in every unit of the hospital, while driving down your overall costs. Our programs for intensive care, medical/surgical, skilled nursing and specialist consultation in the emergency department enable clinically-driven, best-in-class, connected care that helps improve outcomes¹, lowers costs² and delivers results that matter to the health system, clinician and patient.
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Philips telehealth programs at use in the hospital and there impact on clinical outcomes, financial value, and access to care.
Programs
Intensive care
eICU program Reduce mortality¹, length-of-stay¹ and costs² for patients in the ICU.
Medical/Surgical
eAcute program Expand telehealth-enabled care models to the medical and surgical units.
eICU Analytics & Research
eICU Research Institute Big data that’s changing the face of critical care.
Emergency department
eConsultant program Bring remote clinical specialists, including telestroke and telepsych, promptly to the point of care.
Skilled nursing facilities
eConsultant – SNF program Equip SNF teams with remote access to clinical expertise.
Enabling technologies
Technology-powered connected care
As a patient moves through the different units of a hospital, eCareManager keeps their information in a centralized database. It provides that their care teams—bedside and telehealth—always have access to the same, up-to-date information, so they can collaborate efficiently and effectively, every step of the way.
eCareManager
Analytics which drive evidence-based best practice
Philips eICU Research Institute (eRI) was established by Philips as a platform to advance the knowledge of critical care. The ERI database is a repository of anonymous data donated by member institutions and is instrumental in product development as well as a key enabler for critical research in the intensive care field.
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Resources
*Gartner, Predicts 2021: Healthcare Providers Must Accelerate Digital Transformation to Address Disruption, Sharon Hakkennes, Barry Runyon, Mike Jones, Mark Gilbert, 25 November 2020
