The AHI System is an adjunctive monitoring method to enable identification of patients who are showing signs of hemodynamic instability or are likely to experience a future episode of hemodynamic instability, and to allow clinicians an opportunity to increase vigilance.
An application software program intended to facilitate clinical management decisions by receiving patient data from electronic health records and/or manually-entered information (e.g., demographics, diagnostic/laboratory results) and returning clinical care information (e.g., reports, referral pathways, pedigree diagrams, reminders, post-therapy prognosis/risk score, anaesthesia/pharmaceutical dosage, guidelines links) to a healthcare professional responsible for patient care; it is not primarily intended to analyse or manage diagnostic/patient images. It may also be referred to as clinical decision support (CDS) software, and may be a locally-installed program, web-based, or mobile app.