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SIRIUS Central Monitoring System for HEALTH CARE

Central Monitoring System is a valuable tool that helps provide continuous and additional information to the medical and nursing staff about the physiologic condition of the patient. Using this information, the clinical staff can better evaluate a patient’s condition and make appropriate treatment decisions.
Depending on their configuration, central monitors include modules to measure various parameters, including ECG, respiratory rate, NIBP and IBP, body temperature, SpO2, SvO2, cardiac output, ETCO2, intracranial pressure, and airway gas concentrations. They include computing capabilities and additional displays to observe trend information; some also include full-disclosure capabilities. They do not replace bedside monitors.

Current issues

Every 2-3 minutes nurses are interrupted for patient’s vital information.
Nurses have to walk 4-7 miles on average to collect these information.
Time invested in patient’s room in 30% or less

SIIRUS CMS aims

To provide an environment of exceptional care.
To improve patient outcomes, efficiency, and enhance patient safety
To ensure “best practice” for hospital telemetry monitoring.
To meet demand for increased telemetry services.
To improve efficiency of physician rounding time.

Key Advantage

Helps nurses maintain a clear view of patient condition.
Supports streamlined clinical workflow.
Supports a continuous patient record.
Clinical Decision Support (CDS) tools integrated into the main display help nurses quickly identify changes in patient condition.
Horizon Trends and Numerics provide representations of vital sign changes that make deviations clear at a glance. These provide immediate visual information of how a patient’s measurements relate to baseline or target values, and how measurements are trending.