Patient Information Center iX - advanced concepts
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Patient Information Center iX
Course ID: CMS1IL009
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$5,100 USD
In this 4 day, instructor-led course the hospital engineer will learn about the Patient Information Center (PIC iX) central monitoring system. It covers the advance network operation of the system, installation, maintenance and configuration of the PIC iX application. This course is an Instructor Led Training (ILT). This means that you must attend in-class/lab presentations and complete a series of lab exercises before you will be considered trained. The tasks must be completed under the supervision of an instructor or designee. All required materials and detailed instructions are provided by your instructor. This class is required prerequisites as the ILT (CMS1IL008, CMS2180 PICiX) and VILT (CMS1VC002, CMS1VC009 VIRTUAL PIC iX) to be completed prior to class. Topics addressed are: Theory of operation, Installation, Advance Configuration, Advance Operation, System Upgrade - Patching, Basic Troubleshooting. In this Instructor Led Training you are going to: Define network system topologies, Discuss basic network concepts as they apply to the PIC iX system, Discuss security and encryption, Discuss replacement and reinstallation in a networked topology, Review/define Philips specified hardware for PIC iX, Discuss more advance configuration settings, users and roles, Discuss additional hospital interface configurations
Course details
| Date and Time | September 16-19, 2025 8:00am - 2:00pm EDT |
| Location | Philips Cleveland Training Center (CTC) Philips Cleveland Training Center (CTC),595 Miner Road, Highland Heights, OH 44143, Cleveland, OH, 44143, USA |
| Language | English |
Learning Objective
By the end of this course, you will have learned:
- Discuss network deployment options of PIC iX
- Demonstrate basic operation of a networked PIC iX 4
- Discuss key configuration settings of PIC iX
- Discuss basic troubleshooting tools
- Discuss installation and patching of the PIC iX application and OS in a networked deployment
- Discuss security and encryption features
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