Etiometry Inc. software

Etiometry - Data Management Software Solution

The Etiometry Platform is an end-to-end data management software solution for the collection, analysis, visualization, and archiving of ICU clinical data. It is designed to facilitate the use of all available data to support the anticipation and management of the dynamic condition of patients requiring intensive care.

Etiometry - Clinical Management Applications

Etiometry’s Clinical Management Applications (MAPs) are designed to aid clinical staff in all types care settings to deploy clinical protocols and follow patient-care guidelines. Clinical MAPs embed your hospital-established protocols into the T3 Software, while seamlessly integrating with your current workflows. With the protocols readily available for clinicians, increased adherence is easier to achieve. We leverage the continuous stream of patient data captured by T3 to automatically identify, track, and review patients throughout the entire scope of the protocol process.

Etiometry - Data Aggregation and Visualization Software

Etiometry’s T3 Software is designed to fully integrate all available patient data into the clinical decision-making process. T3 drives the fundamental tasks of comprehensive data collection, data presentation, and archiving of patient data. A flexible clinical data management platform allows scalability across multiple areas of care and across the full range of patient acuity.

Risk Analytics Engine

Etiometry - Risk Analytics Engine

The IVCO2 Index provides a continuous risk estimation of inadequate ventilation or hypercapnia. The Index uses mathematical models of human physiology to determine the likelihood that the patient is experiencing inadequate carbon dioxide ventilation. The algorithm also estimates the mismatch between lung ventilation and perfusion, accounting for differences that can occur between EtCO2 values and arterial CO2 levels measured via an arterial blood gas sample.

Etiometry - Risk Analytics Engine

The IDO2 Index drives a focused patient assessment and guides interventions to improve oxygen delivery to the patient. The Index provides a continuous risk estimation of inadequate oxygen delivery and detection of subtle changes in a patient’s condition.