All Your Medical Devices, One Holistic System
Clinicians often spend hours out of their day simply transcribing and entering data into an electronic medical record (EMR)—and that time takes away from patient care. Manual data entry is cumbersome, and when things are moving fast, it’s easy to misplace or misreport information. And even if the data is entered correctly, it may become outdated by the time it’s added to the patient’s record.
To manage your patient data, you need something more agile than costly, hard-to-configure hardware, and something more sustainable than purchasing all-new networked devices. Connected Care is an end-to-end solution that captures a snapshot of patient health across all settings where care is provided. Vendor-agnostic and software-based, Connected Care helps create synergy among devices. Clinicians can capture and store data transparently, save valuable time that’s typically spent doing burdensome tasks—and provide efficient health care.
75% of nurses believe coordinating medical device info is burdensome. But with a seamless, automated workflow that pulls data from the devices most relevant to patient needs, clinicians are uninhibited as they provide care.1
Capture an Evolving Snapshot of Patient Health
Connected Care DCX
DCX software enables virtually any data-generating medical device to collect, route, filter, and store data in your EMR or other repository, eliminating manual transcription errors and delays while saving valuable clinician time.
Connected Care VCX
The VCX tablet app enables clinicians to access a snapshot of each patient’s vitals at the point of care. The easy-to-use interface travels room to room for rounding, with information retrieved in just one tap.
Connected Care Sentry and Shuttle
Sometimes the right hardware is unavailable. The Sentry and Shuttle cable are flexible, compact accessories that fit into your care environment and enable connectivity of multiple devices from different manufacturers—or pair your mobile tablet with our VCX app.
References: 1 West Health Institute’s 2015 Nurse Survey.