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Do ICUs Need Both EHR and Clinical Intelligence Systems?

Most hospitals running a modern ICU have invested heavily in their EHR. The records are thorough and the system integrates billing, compliance and clinical notes into one place. So the question that hospital leaders regularly ask is a fair one: do we need anything else? The answer, for high-acuity care, is yes. Not because the […]

Etiometry Highlights New Study Linking Pre-ECMO IDO2 Trends to Neurologic Outcomes in Infants

BOSTON, Mass. – June 2, 2026 – Etiometry, a leader in AI-driven clinical intelligence, today announced new research published in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine demonstrating that impaired oxygen delivery analytics in the hours leading up to extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) were associated with mortality and adverse neurologic outcomes in infants.  This single-center retrospective cohort study of […]

The Boston Children’s Experience: Hidden ICU Risk and AI-Driven De-escalation

Boston Children’s Hospital physicians say one of the greatest risks in pediatric ICUs is delayed de-escalation of care, which can expose children to prolonged ventilation, sedation, and vasoactive medications. They argue that AI-driven clinical intelligence can help clinicians identify safer timing for weaning and extubation, supporting recovery and improving long-term outcomes. For much of the […]

First Automated Hospital-Specific Cardiogenic Shock Classification Tool for Critical Care Teams

Etiometry has received FDA clearance (K254066) for the Etiometry Cardiogenic Shock Tool: the first-ever automated solution for hospital-specific cardiogenic shock classification and tracking (aligned with each institution’s own protocols) using physiologic monitoring data. This is Etiometry’s 11th FDA clearance overall, and the only solution that automates SCAI staging directly from physiologic monitoring data. For cardiac […]

The Business Case for Clinical Intelligence in the ICU. Is it a Worthwhile Investment?

Hospital operating margins remain thin and ICU cost is one of the largest line items in any high-acuity hospital. Clinical intelligence software, used as adjunctive support for clinician-directed care, has been associated with shorter ICU length of stay, fewer unplanned readmissions, and reduced ventilation time. Despite this, many senior hospital leaders are unsure of the […]

What is Clinical Intelligence Software and is it Ready for Clinical Reality?

ICU environments generate high volumes of physiologic data and alerts. “Alarm fatigue” is well documented in the literature, and it is linked to desensitisation, missed deterioration signals, and worse patient outcomes1. Clinical intelligence software can help here. It processes patient data continuously and highlights the risk signals that clinicians have defined as important, so teams […]