Philips Patient Monitoring Solutions Overview

The video discusses the challenges faced in patient care and how Philips' patient monitoring solutions address these issues. It highlights the integration of bedside and mobile devices into hospital IT systems, ensuring continuous data flow to EMRs. The solution aids in detecting critical events, providing caregivers with real-time data access. Philips' system is designed for consistency, security, and ease of use, supporting hospitals in achieving clinical and economic goals through customization and ongoing support.

What is one of the main goals in addressing patient-care challenges?

• Reducing the number of clinical staff

• Adding more complexity to decision-making

• Simplifying life for clinical staff

• Increasing patient wait times

What does Philips patient monitoring integrate with to help drive outcomes?

• Patient's home devices

• Hospital's IT environment

• Hospital cafeteria services

• Local pharmacies

How does Philips patient monitoring ensure virtually gap-free patient records?

• By using paper records

• By relying on patient memory

• By capturing data from monitors and feeding it to EMR

• By manually entering data

What critical events can Philips patient monitoring help detect?

• Sepsis and pneumonia

• Heart attacks and strokes

• Broken bones

• Allergic reactions

How does Philips patient monitoring support on-the-move caregivers?

• By requiring caregivers to be stationary

• By limiting access to patient data

• By providing visibility to patient’s vital signs anywhere, anytime

• By using outdated technology

What feature do Philips bedside, transport, and mobile monitors share?

• The same interface to reduce complexity

• Voice-activated commands

• Different interfaces for each device

• No interface at all

What is a benefit of Philips patient monitoring solution working with current IT systems?

• It requires a complete system overhaul

• It only works with new IT systems

• It helps make the most of the investment

• It increases the cost of investment

What is the purpose of Philips' risk-based defense-in-depth security?

• To protect patient privacy and data integrity

• To increase patient data sharing

• To make data publicly available

• To reduce the need for security protocols

What does Philips offer to help customize and standardize the patient monitoring solution?

• One-time setup service

• Only hardware support

• Ongoing consulting, training, service, and support

• No additional services

What is the ultimate goal of Philips patient monitoring solution?

• To increase hospital costs

• To limit the use of technology in hospitals

• To confidently deliver quality care everywhere it matters

• To reduce the number of caregivers