Sepsis patients can be diagnosed and treated earlier with the help of new technology available for patients in any healthcare setting including hospitals, care homes, and even patient’s own homes.
Researchers writing in the Lancet medical journal have found that one in five deaths around the world is caused by sepsis, also known as septicaemia or blood poisoning.The report estimates 11 million
An Australian hospital has become the first-in-the-world to use wireless monitoring technology hospital-wide, revolutionising its approach to the most basic process in healthcare – taking and recording patients’ vital signs.
Isansys Lifecare, a global digital health technology company, is delighted to announce its partnership with WH Tech Pty Ltd, Australia’s leading importer of wearable connected healthcare.
WH Tech will be offering the Patient Status Engine, Isansys’ real-time and predictive patient data capture and analysis platform to the Australian healthcare markets.
Ben Magid, the chief technology office
Kaleb Lewis, aged four, marks a significant milestone of starting school after the amazing efforts of the team at the Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust where he was monitored as part of the RAPID Project, a world-leading study using wireless technology developed by UK-based company Isansys to predict deterioration in seriously ill children.
A groundbreaking collaborative study between the Royal Free Hospital in London and the University of Bonn in Germany demonstrates the feasibility of continuous wireless monitoring of heart rate variability (HRV) using Isansys’ wireless monitoring platform.
Isansys Lifecare, market-leader in new generation wireless patient monitoring technology, today announces that a key method patent has been granted by the US Patent Office which will broadly protect the construction and methods used by Isansys to recycle its Lifetouch and Lifetemp wireless body-worn sensors.
Isansys Lifecare is proud to announce it has been shortlisted in the Most Transformative Digital Healthcare Company category at the OBN Annual Awards 2019.
The award recognises the significant uptake of the technology by healthcare providers and the real impact Isansys’ technology is having on patients and hospitals globally.
Isansys Lifecare in Oxford has designed and developed the Patien
Research by BBC News this week showed that a quarter of patients with sepsis have experienced delays in getting treatment. Hospitals are supposed to put a person on an antibiotic drip within an hour if sepsis is suspected but research by BBC News suggests a quarter of patients in England wait longer. Delays raise the chance of potentially fatal complications such as organ failure and even death.
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The ZGT Hospital in Almelo has announced that it is using the Isansys Patient Status Engine wireless vital sign monitoring platform in a definitive trial.
The study, being conducted by clinical researchers at the University of Twente in collaboration with the hospital, has been set up to monitor high-risk post-operative patients remotely with the wireless platform in order to enable staff to re
Mike Wilson and his wife Liz had the opportunity to try the Patient Status Engine, a wireless patient monitoring platform which measures single lead ECG, heart rate, respiration rate, temperature, blood pressure and body position. The results were staggering....
