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  • New report estimates 11 million people a year are dying from sepsis - more than are killed by cancer

    ​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

  • The Patient Status Engine provides early warnings of patient deteriorations through automated continuous observations

    Sepsis can be detected early using new technology enabling patients to receive timely treatment

    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.

  • Isansys' focus amidst the Brexit turmoil is to ensure its EU customers feel little or no impact from a no-deal or hard Brexit

    Brexit and the effect on the UK medical device industry - How one company has dealt with the challenge

    For a long time the restless elephant in the room, Brexit has now turned into an angry bull, still locked down but ready to erupt and no matter which side of this now existential divide you stand on, this bull, once released will liberate vast amounts of pent up energy. For Brexiteers (supporters of Brexit) this release of energy will lead to a liberated and proud Great Britain ready to assume (or

  • Meet Sam Sys

    Meet Sam Sys

    Meet Sam Sys, Isansys' hero. He has to go into hospital but is scared because of his previous experience. Once he is told about the new revolutionary monitoring platform which will look after him wherever he goes, he feels much more comfortable and settled. Little does he know it will turn him into a superhero...