Combining technologies for better hemodynamic monitoring

ICT&health November 19, 2024

To begin improving hemodynamic monitoring capabilities in hospitals across Europe, Philips and BD APM (Advanced Patient Monitoring) are partnering. In this way, they aim to make it possible to help more patients. The organizations will work to enable the integration of FloTrac hemodynamic monitoring technology into Philips patient monitors at the bedside. This will provide greater insight into the condition of patients and can improve clinical decision-making.

With this interoperability, integrating BD’s minimally invasive FloTrac technology with Philips patient monitors, continuous insight and proactive decision support is provided. In addition, linical decisions can be improved by giving physicians and nurses quick access to insights for best patient care. “This collaboration is a testament to Philips’ commitment to partner-driven innovation to...

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