
Capsule Releases Podcast Series on Medical Device Data-Driven Solutions that Facilitate Clinical and Operational Improvements for Hospitals
Healthcare leaders discuss solution-based collaborative approaches to unleashing the power of medical device data
ANDOVER, Mass., Aug. 26, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
What: CapsuleTech announces the launch of its Convergence and Collaboration podcast series. Within healthcare, the convergence of technology and the integration of data from multiple systems and sources have become critical components to enabling collaboration among clinicians for the advancement of patient care. Data integration – the true transference of data among clinical and operational systems to be mined, analyzed, and utilized promotes the kind of collaboration and communication that is the foundation for delivering high-quality, safe and cost-effective patient care across a healthcare delivery system. The first two of four podcasts have been released. Additional podcasts will be released over the next few weeks.
In these initial installments of Convergence and Collaboration, each podcast tackles a different data-driven issue – alarm integration, patient surveillance, asset management and clinical workflow – that can be solved by connecting, managing and distributing defined medical device data to target systems and applications for improved decision making. This first series of podcasts are the result of Capsule's HIMSS Experience Center, an open forum discussion with healthcare leaders with the goal of creating honest and useful dialogue about everyday clinical challenges that can be solved by tapping into the depth of medical device data—90% of it that is underutilized or never used at all. The series includes the following speakers and topics:
Who:
| Speaker |
Topic |
| John Elms |
Alarm Integration |
| President, Connexall |
|
| Andrew Malcolmson |
Patient Surveillance |
| Strategic Marketing Dir. |
|
| Medtronic /Covidien |
|
| Marcus Ruark |
Asset Management |
| VP of Products & Strategy |
|
| Intelligent InSites |
|
| Amy Hester |
Clinical Workflow |
| Dir. of Nursing Research & Innovation, PhD(c), BSN, RN, BC |
|
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Medical Center |
|
Why: Driving better patient care, nursing efficiencies, and improved operational and clinical outcomes start with health system CIOs, IT directors and medical informaticists having timely, accurate data. By accessing the previously untapped wellspring of medical device data, health system leaders can realize immediate insights to help improve alarm management, identify deteriorating patient conditions, locate critical device inventory and more.
How: Introduced late last year, SmartLinx MDIS® is a major evolution of Capsule's medical device integration technology and a first to the industry. The solution was created to provide an integrated data management system that not only captures and manages all the data from over 730 medical devices, but also delivers critical clinical and operational data to downstream systems and applications where and when it's needed.
When: Now available online – http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:156175460/sounds.rss
SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/capsuletech
TuneIn http://tunein.com/radio/Convergence--Collaboration-p778945/
Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/capsuletech-inc/convergence-collaboration?refid=stpr
Additional Information: CapsuleTech, Inc. is the leading global provider of medical device integration solutions. For more information on the SmartLinx MDIS or to view the podcast series, visit www.capsuletech.com
About Capsule
CapsuleTech is the leading global provider of medical device integration solutions for hospitals and healthcare organizations. Capsule's solutions unlock the power of medical device data through connectivity, advanced integration and analytics that turn volumes of data into actionable patient and device information to drive informed clinical and operational decisions. The Company recently received the 2015 Global Frost & Sullivan Award for Customer Value Leadership, and was named category leader for medical device integration systems, according to the annual "2014 Best in KLAS Awards: Software & Services" report, published in January. Founded in 1997, Capsule has established strong partnerships with leading medical device manufacturers and installed enterprise-wide solutions in over 1,800 hospitals in 38 countries. For more information, visit www.capsuletech.com
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