EarlySense -Patients Requiring SpO2 Monitoring System with Insight
The EarlySense system with InSight is ideal for a wide variety of clinical settings such as waiting areas, transitional care, psychiatric, rehab, skilled nursing facilities and hospital environments. The InSight bedside unit is more discrete than an ES2, with no screen in the patient’s room, offering a more homelike feel for patients. InSight provides care teams with access to a patient’s clinical parameters, alerts, and trends at the Central Display Station (CDS) and remote viewing displays. In addition, InSight has the ability to monitoring a patient while in a chair.
EarlySense InSight Components
- Contact-free sensor
- InSight Bedside Unit
- Central Display Station (CDS)
- Remote Viewing Displays
- Mobile Devices
- Reports
- Management & Quality Assurance Tools
EarlySense InSight System
In the event of a change in a patient’s status, the system alerts nurses at the Central Display Station (CDS), on remote viewing displays and on handheld devices.
EarlySense System Offerings:
All-in-One
Continuously monitors Heart Rate, Respiratory Rate and Motion for:
- Early detection of patient deterioration
- Fall Prevention
- Pressure Ulcer Prevention
The All-in-One system combines both the ‘patient safety’ and ‘vitals’ solutions into one.
EarlySense Safety
Continuously monitorsMotionfor:
- Fall Prevention
- Pressure Ulcer Prevention
Fall Prevention — Designed to allow the fastest way to the patient
- 6 levels of customizable bed exit sensitivity
- Enable staff to be at the bedside before the patient has exited the bed
- Individual & team response times
Pressure Ulcer Prevention — Designed to assist clinicians in identifying patients at high risk for developing pressure ulcers
- Personalized patient-turn protocols
- Real-time turn reminders delivered to mobile devices
- System documentation and recognition of patient motion turns
EarlySense Vitals
Continuously monitorsheart rate and respoiratory ratefor:
- Early detection of patient deterioration
Designed to provide more opportunities for early intervention
- Highlight vital signs trending which may indicate future deterioration and potentially reduce re-hospitalizations
- Help clinicians prioritize tasks during their shifts