Patient monitoring
Central patient monitoring systems
Get a 360-degree view of a patient’s condition
Stay connected to what’s vital. Philips Patient Information Center (PIC iX) monitoring solution is comprehensive, patient-focused and designed to fit securely into your hospital IT environment to help meet clinical challenges. It captures virtually gap-free patient data and feeds it directly to your EMR from admission to discharge, even during transport. On-the-move caregivers have visibility to a patient’s changing condition through advanced clinical decision support tools and smart alarms, so clinicians can make informed care decisions and deliver care from anywhere in the hospital.
A never-seen-before, deep clinical perspective of the patient
Clinicians’ ability to take advantage of modern monitoring capabilities is hamstrung by a lack of interoperability. Philips Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) can now be integrated with PIC iX, enabling first-of-its kind medical device interoperability. MDIP liberates live-streaming patient data from nearly any medical device, so it flows through PIC iX, giving clinicians a near-real-time digital, vendor-neutral and unified view of their patient.
A revolution in device interoperability
Building on our MDIP and PIC iX integration is the next evolution in patient monitoring: true command and control across all medical devices, across all care settings. We’re embracing Service-oriented Device Connectivity (SDC) standards and actively encouraging all medical device companies to join us. Using devices that are ready for SDC can radically change clinicians’ experience by enabling them to see – and act on – data derived from technology regardless of the manufacturer.
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- Take control in one place to triage alarms, communicate with care teams and track alarm responses.
- Deliver alarms and data with Event Notification.
Disclaimer
Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.