Sepsis patients can be diagnosed and treated earlier with the help of new technology available for hospitals and homecare settings. Healthcare organisations can now use a patient monitoring platform called the Patient Status Engine (PSE) to help doctors and nurses rapidly pick up illness, saving some of the 44,000 lives lost to it each year in the UK.
Isansys Lifecare will be exhibiting its wearable technology and wireless patient monitoring platform at conhIT – Connecting Healthcare IT – on the 25th to the 27th April, 2017
Patient Status Engine and Lifetouch™ ‘smart bandage’ technology has now monitored more than 1,000 patients in a ground-breaking project transforming the way young patients are cared for
Almost everyday we hear yet another story of things going wrong in hospitals. Patients do not receive timely care, there are too many adverse events and avoidable deaths and hospital acquired infections are only too common. These are problems faced by all hospital operators in all countries worldwide and arise not because hospital staff are negligent or overworked, but essentially because hospital
Isansys Lifecare, a digital healthcare company developing an innovative patient monitoring platform which enables the early detection of deterioration in patients, today announces that the European Patent Office has accepted for grant a key method patent.
Vast sums spent dealing with patient safety issues are wasted, unnecessary and unsustainable. Monitoring patients better to know their status at all times is one of the very few proven actions that can be done to address this crisis. The focus needs to shift to one that actively promotes good health practices and move the burden of acute care from the hospital to the home.
Isansys Lifecare will be exhibiting its wearable technology and wireless patient monitoring platform at Meridian LIVE – 15th February, 2017
We are delighted to be featured on the BBC’s CBBC show Operation Ouch! Isansys Lifecare is the company that created the Patient Status Engine, a continuous patient monitoring system which was demonstrated on the programme.
Isansys Lifecare, a new generation digital healthcare company from Oxford, has fought off competition from across the country to be nominated for a prestigious national innovation award which will see the company heading to Parliament later this month.
Existing research clearly highlights early detection of patient deterioration is vital to improving patient safety and avoiding preventable deaths. One solution to this is remote monitoring systems that use wireless, sensing and information technologies to continuously collect and analyse patient data, especially from those patients deemed clinically to be most at risk of contracting sepsis.
Isansys’ vital signs monitoring platform recognised as a leading technology for innovation and change in healthcare delivery
“Early detection of patient deterioration is vital to improving patient safety and avoiding preventable deaths”
