IntelliVue Guardian Solution
Early warning scoring solution
IntelliVue Guardian Solution
Early warning scoring solution
Up to 17% of patients in the medical surgical areas of the hospital experience an unexpected complication. But which ones?1 The IntelliVue Guardian Solution and Early Warning Scoring can help you identify patients at risk of deterioration.
Full detection system provides all necessary information
Automated Early Warning Score helps prevent treatment delays
Detects deviations to spot subtle signs of deterioration
Features
Automated Early Warning Score helps prevent treatment delays
The EWS movement helps doctors, nurses, and staff detect subtle signs of deterioration, assisting with early intervention. IntelliVue Guardian Solution allows you to see early warning scores right in the spot-check monitor, giving you all the information you need, at the point of care.
Full detection system provides all necessary information
IntelliVue Guardian System neatly integrates all components of a patient monitoring system. The IntelliVue Guardian Software is the core of the solution, and receives vital patient information from patient monitors. IntelliBridge Enterprise connects the system to hospital enterprise systems such as EMR and ADT, and IntelliSpace Event Management sends critical communications to the caregiver's mobile device.
Detects deviations to spot subtle signs of deterioration
The system detects significant deviations in a patient's vital signs readings, and automatically verifies the accuracy of the data by performing reassurance measurements at customized intervals.
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Recommended products
- Philips IntelliVue MP5SC with IntelliVue Guardian Early Warning Scoring (EWS) helps enhance patient care by providing sought-after measurements and Clinical Decision Support right at the point of care.
- 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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