In response to NHS England’s new guidance on monitoring patient harm in unplanned settings like corridors and temporary escalation spaces (TES), Isansys Lifecare fully supports the call for better oversight and enhanced patient safety measures. With increasing pressures on the healthcare system, particularly in winter, this guidance is crucial for safeguarding patient outcomes in these challenging
By Georgina Horton, Head of Marketing and Communications, Isansys Lifecare
As the UK embarks on modernising the NHS to meet future challenges, the push for digital health technology couldn't be more timely. Remote patient monitoring, predictive analytics, and early intervention are not just the future of healthcare - they are tools we already have, ready for widespread implementation today.
Isansys Lifecare, a leader in digital health and patient monitoring technology, is positioned to power the NHS’s ambitious digital transformation. With a proven track record in remote patient monitoring, Isansys is ready to support the NHS's shift towards a prevention-first, community-based care model.
As Labour proposes embracing digital health solutions as part of its NHS reform, Isansys unde
As the NHS faces unprecedented pressure this winter from record demand and soaring costs, Isansys Lifecare offers a crucial lifeline through its innovative Patient Status Engine (PSE). This real-time, wireless patient monitoring platform enables early detection, remote monitoring, and proactive interventions that can alleviate the strain on NHS resources while ensuring high-quality patient care.
Isansys, a global provider of advanced patient monitoring solutions, proudly announces its partnership with XRP Healthcare to enhance healthcare infrastructure and services initially in Uganda then more widely across Central Africa. Together, the two companies will usher in a new era of patient care by integrating state-of-the-art monitoring systems into the pharmacies, medical centres, and hospit
Isansys Lifecare, a world leader in real-time patient data acquisition and analysis platforms and remote patient monitoring solutions, is playing a pivotal role in a €10 million project on data science-enabled healthcare.
Spearheaded by Liverpool John Moores University and supported by a €10 million grant from the European Union's Horizon program and the UK Research and Innovation, the TARGET p
Patients from the German town of Attendorn are being prescribed vital data monitoring as part of a study into how telemedicine can support healthcare to tackle the challenge of rural ambulatory care in the future in the context of changing demographics and staff shortages.
The Telemed@ATN study is currently in its testing phase, with 20 patients engaging in remote vital data monitoring from the
