Secure enterprise systems and frequently tested cybersecurity incident response plans can help healthcare providers minimize the impact of inevitable cyberattacks.
Having access to live, streaming, surveillance-level data better prepares medical response teams to deliver care and possibly prevent emergencies in the first place.
Patient monitoring and clinical surveillance, though related, are different. Clinical surveillance uses the results of monitoring to recognize changes in the patient’s clinical status, interpret the potential clinical implications of these changes, and to help clinicians decide if further actions are required.
Medical device integration (MDI) solutions can deliver the data and insight at and away from the bedside to support patient monitoring in all clinical environments.
The Shared Configuration and High Availability features of Philips Capsule’s Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) offer resilience and aim to ensure a high level of operational performance, including uptime.
Criminals are using the pandemic as cover to inundate hospitals, health systems and other providers with cyberattacks. To better safeguard the personal health information of patients and prevent unauthorized network access, healthcare providers are securing network connections to their medical devices.