Existing research clearly highlights early detection of patient deterioration is vital to improving patient safety and avoiding preventable deaths. One solution to this is remote monitoring systems that use wireless, sensing and information technologies to continuously collect and analyse patient data, especially from those patients deemed clinically to be most at risk of contracting sepsis.
Isansys’ vital signs monitoring platform recognised as a leading technology for innovation and change in healthcare delivery
“Early detection of patient deterioration is vital to improving patient safety and avoiding preventable deaths”
The multiple stories of parents of young children who died on a controversial cardiac ward are a stark reality that more needs to be done to bring about significant changes in healthcare practice and provide better care.
Eleven children from England and Wales died following heart surgery between 2010 and 2014 at the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children and everyone is hoping that major changes w
The multiple stories of parents of young children who died on a controversial cardiac ward are a stark reality that more needs to be done to bring about significant changes in healthcare practice and provide better care
The multiple stories of parents of young children who died on a controversial cardiac ward are a stark reality that more needs to be done to bring about significant changes in healthcare practice and provide better care.
Isansys Lifecare, a new generation digital healthcare company, sees rapidly increasing global demand for its Patient Status Engine wireless patient monitoring platform, as it ships more systems to hospitals in India, Germany, Scotland and Norway
There is now overwhelming evidence that significant numbers of patients are harmed from the healthcare they receive resulting in permanent injury, increased length of stay in hospital or even death.
It is now widely accepted that 1 in 10 patients admitted to hospital will be unintentionally harmed in some way. Some of these adverse events will be inevitable complications of treatment, however,
Isansys and OBN host life science and industry members to showcase value of partnerships in achieving better patient outcomes
We are attending Biotrinity 2016 from the 25th-27th - April and exhibiting as well as being on a panel with MedTech expert Tina Tan to explore how the use of technology by patients and healthcare professionals can change patient treatment, improve outcomes and transform the face of healthcare.
Wireless hospital sensors: CEO Keith Errey talks to BBC Radio Oxford about the Patient Status Engine, how this new technology is set to be rolled out across the NHS, and the difference it will actually make to parents and those using the system
Patient Status Engine and Lifetouch™ “smart bandage’ technology now being used as part of a ground-breaking project which aims to transform the way young patients are cared for
