ICU
Intensive Care Unit Information System

The ICU monitoring system implementation consists of three autonomous components, each of which is responsible for managing different data types. Patient data, vital sign display of both simple measurements (SM) and continuous recordings (CR) provide an integrated bedside display for ICU practitioners. Support for several viewing modes (real-time data display, daily overview, charting mode and the patient record import/export functionality) is also provided.


Monitoring Device Digital Parameters
Hewlett Packard Monitor cardiac rate, respiration rate, non-invasive pressure (systolic, diastolic, mean), rectal and skin temperature, arterial blood saturation, etc.
Drager Respirator respiration rate, tidal volume, VE, FiO2, PEEP, I/E, maximum breathing pressure, etc.
Abbott SVO2 Monitor SVO2, patient temperature
Deltatrac Thermidometer VCO2, VO2, R, FiO2
Datex Capnograph % of carbon dioxide, % of oxygen, respiration rate
Johnson & Johnson Continuous Drug
Infusion Syringes		 flow (in ml/hour)
Abbott Drug Infusion Pumps flow (in ml/hour)

Basic Features

  • acquisition, review, and management of vital signs

  • expandable and open systems architecture

  • efficient real-time management of data

  • compatible with the SCP/ECG protocol

  • friendly, and customizable user-interface

  • on-line data acquisition from various sources through digital interfaces with data monitoring devices

  • fast data manipulation

  • 24 hour trends

  • several viewing modes (real-time data display, daily overview, charting mode and the patient record import/export functionality).