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2020年8月20日

Capsuleテクノロジーズ、COVID-19救援活動を拡大

Ventilated Patient Surveillance workstation powered by Microsoft Azure now available to hospitals

ANDOVER, MA — August 20, 2020 — To give hospitals greater flexibility in their ongoing response to COVID-19, カプセルテクノロジーズ announced today the availability of the cloud deployed and managed version of its Ventilated Patient Surveillance (VPS) workstation powered by Microsoft Azure. The news marks an extension of Capsule’s long-standing collaboration with Microsoft.

The VPS workstation provides users of the Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) centralized remote observation of patients’ ventilator data and clinically actionable emergent events.

A significant portion of coronavirus patients experience severe respiratory complications and require therapy provided by means of mechanical ventilators. With a much higher than normal population of ventilated patients, respiratory therapists and other clinicians experienced in acute respiratory care have many more cases to manage. Treating quarantined patients presents unique challenges, including taking added precautions to prevent infection of staff, who don Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for in-person bedside visits. The VPS workstation annunciates alerts for clinically actionable emergent events so that clinicians can better manage their personal exposure to the virus, and their use of PPE.

“Our collaboration with Microsoft provides hospitals another option to deploy the VPS workstation in the fight against COVID-19,” said Frederic Darguesse, vice president of engineering at Capsule Technologies. “Microsoft’s guidance and training on Microsoft Azure enabled us to accelerate deployment for Capsule clients in need of this specialized clinical solution. And it’s the easiest way for a hospital that already has a cloud IT strategy to get up and running. Microsoft is committed to privacy, data sovereignty and compliance with healthcare regulations in all Azure regions.”

Dr. David Rhew, global chief medical officer, Microsoft said, “Microsoft Azure helps Capsule support healthcare customers and provides a platform for future capabilities in a wide range of markets. Hospitals can now quickly deploy the VPS workstation without burdening on-site tech resources.”

Ventilated patient surveillance leverages the ventilator connectivity of the Capsule MDIP, used in more than 2,000 U.S. hospitals. Besides ventilated patient surveillance, Capsule will make the MDIP available on Azure in the near future, and hospitals will be able to speed upgrades across the Capsule platform.

CAPSULE TECHNOLOGIESについて

Capsule Technologies は、病院や医療機関向けの医療データ テクノロジーを提供する世界有数のプロバイダーです。当社の医療機器情報プラットフォームは、デバイス統合、バイタル サイン モニタリング、臨床監視ソリューションで構成されており、接続されたシステムからストリーミングされた臨床データをキャプチャし、臨床文書、アラーム管理、患者監視、意思決定サポート、予測分析、臨床研究などに役立つコンテキスト豊富な情報に変換します。エンドツーエンドのデータ管理と接続により、臨床医と部門間のコラボレーションとコミュニケーションが向上します。世界中の 2,800 社を超えるクライアントが当社のプラットフォームを活用して、患者の安全性を向上させ、ワークフローを簡素化し、病院全体とケア環境全体で全体的な満足度を高めています。詳細については、 詳しくはこちら.

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