3M DuraPrep Surgical
2024-04-11
17 matching records for Mobile Care.
2024-04-11
A software package intended to be used by both patients at home and healthcare professionals in a clinical setting to facilitate therapeutic pharmaceutical management decisions (e.g., dosage) by providing suggested regimes for individual patients based on t...
A software package intended to be used by patients at home, and healthcare professionals in a clinical setting, to facilitate therapeutic pharmaceutical management decisions (e.g., dosage) by providing suggested regimes for individual patients based on thei...
A software package designed to facilitate therapeutic pharmaceutical management decisions (e.g., dosage) by providing suggested regimes for individual patients based on their physical and laboratory data. It is available as a locally-installed program, Inte...
An electrically-powered bed and mobile chair (e.g., wheelchair, shower chair) combination intended to assist a patient with a disability to move between bed and wheelchair to facilitate daily activities and nursing care. The bed mattress includes an integra...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) mobile unit designed for the bedside organization, management, monitoring and electrical supply of many infusion pumps that are being used simultaneously to supply one patient. This device will be found in the intensive care...
A software package intended to be used by patients at home, and healthcare professionals in a clinical setting, to facilitate therapeutic pharmaceutical management decisions (e.g., dosage) by providing suggested regimes to a clinician for individual patient...
A device designed to provide a secure, rapid, and safe method of mounting and organizing medical and non-medical devices being used in the vicinity for patient treatment/care. It will typically be used in hospital wards, treatment rooms or an intensive care...
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...
A battery-powered mobile device designed to tilt (recline) a standard type wheelchair and occupant (not bariatric) to enable healthcare providers give treatment at a degree of tilt most efficient for them. The device includes a platform onto which the wheel...
A mobile (on wheels) assembly of devices intended to be used to transport an adult patient (e.g., between healthcare facilities) with the in-transit provision of high-level critical care including ventilatory support but not extracorporeal life support. It ...
An in vitro diagnostic application software program intended to facilitate clinical management decisions by receiving structured patient data from electronic health records and/or manually-entered information (e.g., demographics, diagnostic, laboratory resu...
A device that is a type of powered/programmable patient bed with a mattress that is specifically intended to function as an x-ray table during x-ray imaging procedures conducted at a patient's bedside. It is commonly used in critical care or intensive care ...
A software package intended to be used by patients at home, and healthcare professionals in a clinical setting, to facilitate therapeutic pharmaceutical management decisions (e.g., dosage) by providing suggested regimes for individual patients based on thei...
An application software program designed as an Internet-based information system to support the administrative, clinical, and quality control activities associated with the provision/utilization of healthcare within a specific clinical specialty (e.g., orth...
A mobile assembly of devices designed for continuous assessment of several vital physiologic parameters (e.g., ECG, blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, cardiac output, apnoea, and respiratory/anaesthetic gas concentrations) of infant to adult intensive...
An assembly of devices designed to provide partial extracorporeal respiratory support to treat acute hypercapnic respiratory failure in settings where the patient may be moved while on therapy [e.g., intensive care unit (ICU), emergency room]. It is intende...