Isansys Lifecare partners with KMU4Dementia to improve care of people with dementia
Isansys Lifecare partners with KMU4Dementia to improve care of people with dementia
How Isansys saw the future
Isansys features in the Investor Magazine, with journalist Rebecca Burn-Callander looking at how, when other companies were having to pause on trading during lockdown amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Isansys found itself having to adapt and scale up in a bid to meet demand for the Patient Status Engine.
Isansys’ Patient Status Engine named among top 10 healthcare innovations in fight against Covid-19
Isansys Lifecare has been named as one of the top 10 healthcare innovators in the fight against Covid-19
Isansys Teams Up With 42 Gears in the Battle Against COVID-19
It’s imperative for healthcare institutions to adopt emerging technologies, such as advanced patient monitoring technology, to support their hospital staff to deliver better care.
Isansys partners with 42Gears to secure and manage its patient monitoring technology
Global digital health technology company Isansys Lifecare is teaming up with leading management solution provider 42Gears to further secure and manage its advanced patient monitoring system.
Blog: A new beginning - A thought piece from industry pioneers in wireless remote patient monitoring
Covid-19 has been a wake-up call for the nation and the world. Healthcare providers have had to rapidly find new ways of working and now technologies developed over the last decade to enhance the remote patient/ physician relationship are now coming into their own. At Isansys, we are now completely prepared for this new beginning.
Ricardo helps Isansys scale up production of its life-saving innovation in healthcare
With a surge of UK and international orders for the Patient Status Engine, an advanced patient monitoring system, in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic, Isansys Lifecare is collaborating with Ricardo to scale up production as quickly as possible whilst also building longer-term capacity.
A letter to all customers, partners and supporters of Isansys
Dear friends,
At these difficult and extraordinary times, we are all affected in one way or another by the Covid-19 pandemic. Our common and shared humanity is starkly illuminated and how we respond and act today will define us as individuals, communities and nations for generations to come.
At Isansys our thoughts and sympathies are with those individuals and families who may already be ill
NFC Technologie wird zukünfigg in der Patient Status Engine verfügbar sein Mit Unterstützung eines Förderprojekt der ILB Brandenburg
Dank der Förderung durch die ILB Brandenburg (Big FuE) ist das Thema der Integration von NFC/RFID-Technologien zur Identifikation verwendeter Medizingeräte am Patienten für telemedizinische Anwendungen umgesetzt worden. Der Prototyp ist fertig und nun beginnt die Testphase. Geplant ist es, die neuen Technologien in das Medizinprodukt zu übernehmen.
Wesentliches Ziel des Projektes war eine Verei
NFC Technology will be available in the Patient Status Engine in the future with the support of a funding project of the ILB Brandenburg
Due to funding by ILB Brandenburg (Big FuE), the implementation of the integration of NFC/RFID-Technologies for the identification of medical devices in use on patients for telemedical applications was successful. The prototype is complete and the test phase can start. The plan is to integrate the new technologies into the medical device.
The simplification of the workflow by implementi
Sepsis can be detected and treated early with new wireless patient monitoring technology
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
Australian hospital leads the world with patient monitoring trial
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.
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