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Per Medgaget.com, 'Philips Unveils Medical Tablet for Patient Monitoring During Emergencies'.

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Philips is releasing a computer tablet designed to provide easy access to patient information in various emergency environments without a difficult implementation.

The Medical Tablet, as it is called, can connect wired or wirelessly to hospital systems, whether the tablet itself is there or not. Thanks to integration with Philips IntelliVue XDS software, the device provides remote access to patient information even when there are a lot of people to look after. There's no need to have a central monitoring station and everything can operate over a standard WiFi connection.

Philips believes that their solution will keep clinicians from having as much direct contact with patients during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, while maintaining full awareness of the status patient population. Moreover, in places that are outfitting additional clinical care facilities to handle infected patients, the Medical Tablet helps to deliver care with an easy setup.

"As clinicians work to navigate increased workloads, safety concerns, and transitions to remote care settings, they require solutions that map to these increasingly challenging circumstances," said Peter Ziese, General Manager of Monitoring Analytics at Philips, in the announcement. "The Philips Medical Tablet with IntelliVue XDS software gives clinicians critical patient data like vital signs and clinical decision support applications right at their fingertips, empowering them to make informed care decisions no matter where they are."

When not used in emergencies, the Medical Tablet, being a Windows computer, can be employed as an extra screen thanks to IntelliVue XDS, or as an extra clinical workspace that delivers patient monitoring data and other information from a hospital's IT network.

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Philips Unveils Medical Tablet for Patient Monitoring During Emergencies |

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Philips is releasing a computer tablet designed to provide easy access to patient information in various emergency environments without a difficult implementation. The Medical Tablet, as it is called, can connect wired or wirelessly to hospital systems, whether the tablet itself is there or not.

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February 5th, 2021

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The Philips Medical Tablet allows healthcare providers the ability to monitor patient hemodynamics without being within the room in which the patient is located. The Tablet serves as an alternative to the central monitoring system. With the current pandemic, there is much convenience in the capability to attain remote access to patient vitals, ensuring actual continuous monitoring that will prove beneficial in the case of an emergency.

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You need to make efficient, informed decisions about patient care. The speed and ease with which you can view information from different sources can make a real difference. This is the vision behind the Philips Medical Tablet, a practical device that can connect over wired, wireless, clinical or non-clinical networks. You can access relevant patient information on the go. This product is distributed by Philips.

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You need to make efficient, informed decisions about patient care. The speed and ease with which you can view information from different sources can make a real difference. This is the vision behind the Philips Medical Tablet, a practical device that can connect over wired, wireless, clinical or non-clinical networks.

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Remote accessibility to patient vitals and medical information, such as the EMR.

Using the hospital IT Network, can double as a workstation when not being used to monitor patient vitals.

Ability to closely view numbers and rhythm waveforms, as opposed to viewing on the central monitoring system, which can many times, be a small scale screen, with views of multiple patients or even a large scale screen placed further away, along a wall.

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Per Medgagdet.com, the Tablet, "...can operate over a standard WiFi connection." - In the event there is a disruption in internet service, there will be trouble viewing patient vitals.

With the ability to remotely access patient vitals, there is exists the possibility that healthcare providers will carry the Tablet to and fro, increasing the chances of being misplaced.

Healthcare providers must also be aware of their surroundings and where the Tablet is laid, as it could lead to contamination.

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This product would prove beneficial in any area where critically-ill patients are being treated. As healthcare providers, we all know that there are moments in which we step away from the bedside. Whether that be to deliver care to another patient, assist a coworker, or even sit down to eat lunch, the Philips Medical Tablet allows easy access to accurate patient monitoring, which will be helpful in any case, especially, that of an emergency. If this type of event were to occur, not only will the primary nurse be aware of a change in patient vitals, but the physician or APP will also be aware, and can provide orders before even reaching the patient's room.

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Rose (Realtor) - I chose Rose because we share a top strength, Realtor, and it would be good to work in conjunction with someone who also values working together, closely, as a team.

Carter (Communication) - With Carter's strength in communication, he will be able to assist in putting ideas and thoughts down on paper.

Fernando (Focus) - Fernando will be able to assist in keeping the focus on the goal of the assignment, ensuring that we all appropriately and accurately follow through to completion.

Isabelle (Includer) - In the event there are too many leaders with ideas, and one or more of the team members feels they are being overshadowed, I feel Isabelle would be able to highlight this and help us all to work on inclusion.

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Philips Unveils Medical Tablet for Patient Monitoring During Emergencies (2021). Medgaget. https://www.medgadget.com/2021/02/philips-unveils-medical-tablet-for-patient-monitoring-during-emergencies.html

Medical tablet: Easy, efficient access to the information you need (2021). Philips.
https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/product/HC867365/philips-medical-tablet