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Patient Monitoring

September 15, 2021

Lessons Learned from a Fully Remote Services Model

by Peter Bjornholm, Rebecca Dalton and Edith Gillet

Capsule technical and clinical consultants continually optimize remote service delivery to support healthcare providers in deploying, implementing, and maintaining integration and data solutions.

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Capnography
March 18, 2021

Capnography: Key Measure for Proper Airway Placement, Return of Spontaneous Circulation, and Advanced Airway Displacement

by John Zaleski

Capnography, in the measurement of end-tidal carbon dioxide, provides an immediate assessment of ventilation adequacy, which is particularly helpful when treating patients who are in cardiac arrest or who have an advanced airway in place – supporting Patient Safety.

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Why Capnography is Essential for Postoperative Care
December 15, 2020

Why Capnography is Essential for Postoperative Care

by John Zaleski and Gregory Eckstein

The suppression of ventilation and reduced airway protection can leave postoperative patients vulnerable to respiratory failure from “opiate-induced” or “immobility-induced” respiratory depression. Continuous capnography monitoring provides instantaneous respiratory status to help clinicians identify and prevent complications.

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Patient Monitoring
March 17, 2020

Preventing Medical Errors with Patient Monitoring and Integrated Device Data

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By increasing the use of – and reliance on – medical device information, healthcare providers will gain more insights into patient health to possibly reduce medical errors and reduce the overall cost of care.

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Patient-Monitoring
February 6, 2020

Continuous Patient Monitoring Can Boost Staff Efficiency and Reduce Risk in Non-Critical Care Settings

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Patient Monitoring in non-critical care focuses on three areas: improving workflow efficiency, ensuring data accuracy, and enhancing clinical usability.

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Patient Monitoring
January 15, 2019

Why the Difference Between Continuous Surveillance and Patient Monitoring Matters

by Mary Jahrsdoerfer, Ph.D., R.N.

Understanding the distinctions between patient monitoring and continuous clinical surveillance represent the basis of good clinical practice, the foundation of patient safety initiatives and ability to comply with regulatory requirements.

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