Etiometry can assist nurses in answering the difficult questions from loved ones. When your child is sick, parental instincts kick in to take action to help them recover. But what if your child is in critical care and it’s not possible to even hold your baby? At six to seven days post op, a young…
Previously authorized for pediatric populations, critical care teams in Europe and Canada can now utilize Etiometry’s IVCO2 IndexTM to determine the likelihood of inadequate carbon dioxide ventilation in adults BOSTON, Mass. – March 21, 2023 – Etiometry, the leader in clinical decision-support software for critical care, today announced CE Mark and Health Canada authorization of…
150+ million hours of data signals, regulatory approvals key to Etiometry’s upward trajectory BOSTON, Mass. – January 31, 2023 – Etiometry, the leader in clinical decision-support software for critical care, today provided a glimpse into its 2023 priorities as well as highlights from 2022, which marked a landmark year of growth for the company –…
U.S. Hospitals can now equip clinicians in adult ICUs with Etiometry’s IDO2 Index™ to rapidly identify changes to patients’ condition. BOSTON, Mass. – January 24, 2023 – Etiometry, a leader in clinical decision-support software, announced today its IDO2 Index™ was cleared for adult use by the Food and Drug Administration. Now, U.S. hospitals can arm…
A shortage of critical care nurses is not a new challenge for hospitals and health systems, but new data highlight the severity of the problem – which is projected to persist. The impacts of short-staffed clinical teams extend beyond the risk of burnout – which only perpetuates this problem – and can affect quality of…
In July 2022, JAMA Pediatrics published a study by a group of 15 hospitals, including Children’s of Alabama, which found that implementing the Cardiac Arrest Prevent (CAP) practice bundle can reduce in-hospital cardiac arrest by 30%. The bundle includes five elements to promote situational awareness to recognize and mitigate patient deterioration. A key component is a formal code review with staff education. See how the Etiometry platform helps recreate the events that led to a code to improve patient care.
Sanford Zeigler, M.D., Medical Director, Adult Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit, Medical University of South Carolina, presents his findings in studying the development and validation of the inadequate delivery of oxygen index (IO2 Index) in an adult cardiovascular ICU. He also discusses Etiometry’s clinical protocol automation that enhances care team workflows and ensures patients are getting the right care at the right time.
Boston Children’s Hospital has been named the country’s #1 pediatric hospital by US News and World Report for nine years running. As the longest-standing users, Boston Children’s has been using the Etiometry platform since its inception in 2010. Hear from a panel of users and gain insight into how they use the platform and the impact on their day-to-day activities.
PART 1: RESEARCH UPDATE: Etiometry COO, Evan Butler, shares highlights how the the Etiometry Quality Improvement System (QIS) is supporting research to advance patient care. So far, the QIS has facilitated 120+ studies that have led to algorithm advancements, clinical practice guideline automation and quality improvement initiatives.
Etiometry’s Chief Technology Officer and VP of Engineering will take a look into the rearview mirror and discuss customer-driven innovations released in the Etiometry platform in 2022. Then look out onto the horizon for what is to come in 2023 and beyond.