Philips unveils teleICU workflow software

Royal Philips on April 23 introduced eCareManager 4.1, a clinical workflow solution for teleICU providers, at the American Telemedicine Association’s annual conference in Orlando.

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The eCareManager platform integrates teleICU and bedside software to help clinical teams coordinate treatment efforts. It also utilizes clinical decision support algorithms to improve patient care.

“TeleICU technology is a powerful asset in providing proactive care by making quick catches around subtle changes in patient care and showing which patients need immediate attention,” said Dana Gilbert, chief strategy and population health officer at Chicago-based Presence Health, which implemented eCareManager 4.1 as part of the beta testing process.

“We have been able to improve workflow efficiency for our clinicians and increase the number of patients that our team can oversee at a time while maintaining improved patient outcomes,” Mr. Gilbert said.

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