Isansys Lifecare is celebrating after winning the Best Public-Private Collaboration Award, sponsored by the Oxford AHSN, for its innovative vital signs monitoring platform which is designed to improve patient safety and healthcare delivery in general
We are showcasing our Patient Status Engine continuous wireless patient monitoring and analysis platform that observes every heartbeat, every breath, oxygen saturation every second, temperature every minute, and blood pressure as required, allowing doctors and nurses to monitor patients better, more closely, more efficiently, and continuously.
Since the beginning of 2015, Isansys has been busy attending conferences and exhibitions to showcase its second generation Patient Status Engine, a continuous wireless patient monitoring and analysis platform.
We are showcasing our Patient Status Engine continuous wireless patient monitoring and analysis platform that has shown great promise in providing early indicators of sepsis in at-risk patients.
In 2010, the cofounders of Isansys Lifecare Ltd, Keith Errey and Rebecca Weir, set out with a vision to overcome barriers of technology integration and data accessibility in healthcare. Here Keith Errey talks about how patient monitoring technologies and data analytics improve clinical decision making and patient outcomes
Isansys Lifecare Ltd, the provider of complete real-time physiological patient status systems and services, has today announced that it will be attending and presenting at BioTrinity 2015 company showcase, Europe’s leading Biopartnering and Investment Conference, to be held on 11-13 May at the Novotel London West.
Isansys Lifecare celebrates its 5th anniversary and announces it will be launching its 2nd generation wireless patient digitisation platform next month
Better monitoring saves lives and money: Improving patient safety through improved patient monitoring
“Let’s allow doctors and nurses to see the start of trends before they become an issue.” By Mathew Key, Head of Technology at Isansys
By Rebecca Weir, cofounder of Isansys Lifecare Ltd and Director of Business Development
The problem of patient safety persists, with about 1.2 million reported patient care incidents in NHS hospitals last year alone. Now a ground-breaking wireless patient digitisation platform is being extended to address critical patient safety issues and enable improved patient monitoring and alerting both in hospital and at home
Proof-of-concept study at a prestigious Indian medical centre shows how a new patient monitoring and digitisation system will allow Indian healthcare providers to leapfrog a generation of expensive bedside technology, increase efficiency and improve patient safety and outcomes.
