Bridging the Gap
Between Devices and the EMR
Like the patients you serve, your hospital’s patient care devices and systems are diverse and ever changing. This is where iSirona shines.
Our flexible software quickly and accurately moves medical device data into your EMR. Better yet, it does so by adapting to your hospital’s unique selections of patient care devices and runs on the hardware and network infrastructure you already have.
How Does It Work?
With DeviceConX software installed on the server, you’ve taken the first step toward achieving medical device connectivity—from any device to any CIS.
Then, based on the device, clinical setting and your existing technology assets, our software is configured to move patient data from the device to the patient record in the EMR.
What Should IT Professionals Know about iSirona?
Secure a Quick Win
Many hospitals install the iSirona solution in conjunction with EMR implementations. This fast, cost-effective addition dramatically improves the utility and accuracy of your EMR. You’ll reduce documentation time for nurses and provide your clinicians with faster access to more accurate data.
Leverage Your Existing Hardware
To enable connectivity for non-networked devices, iSirona’s software is installed on any PC platform that meets minimum system requirements. So, you can leverage existing technology assets, including clinical workstations, or choose to purchase additional workstations or mini-PCs as you see fit. Because the PCs are configured to utilize your existing Ethernet and wireless capabilities, the cost of adding additional network drops in the patient room is avoided.
Manage Connectivity via One System
Only iSirona’s Enterprise Management Console allows you to centrally manage your connected devices, receive connectivity alerts and easily troubleshoot issues at an enterprise-wide level.
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For more details, view or download the DeviceConX pdf.
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within These Scenarios
Proprietary Gateways & Networks
Many medical devices, such as networked monitors or infusion pumps connected via manufacturer-provided gateways, can communicate with your EMR. However, consider how many devices within your hospital are without that capability. Also, consider the inconsistencies in how the data appears across devices and device manufacturers. With DeviceConX you gain the ability to connect stand-alone devices, normalize data so that it is consistent across the EMR and authenticate data prior to delivering it to the EMR.
Mobile Devices with Hardware
Wherever you have devices already connected to existing hardware, such as an anesthesia cart, the iSirona implementation is simple. Our software provides connectivity using any PC platform you choose, including thin client workstations or workstations-on-wheels. Simply download our software and instantly gain the ability to send data to the EMR.
Mobile Devices without Hardware
Not all devices come equipped with the hardware required for connectivity to your EMR. Where this is the case, small fanless PCs provide hospitals with an affordable option. Simply mount the PC on the device, download our software and connectivity is achieved.
Any EMR, Any Time
iSirona proudly integrates with the following providers:
Not seeing your EMR? No problem. We also integrate with many other vendors, including MEDITECH, HMS and CPSI. Contact us today to learn how quickly our software adapts to any CIS, any EMR.
Truth in Numbers
What hospital increased data latency (the elapsed time from when patient data is generated to when it is validated and available in the EMR) by ten hours thanks to device connectivity?
Did Fed’s Final Ruling Make Your Hospital an MDDS Manufacturer?
The FDA defines MDDS as “hardware or software products that transfer, store, convert formats, and display medical device data.” In other words, any off-the-shelf product that helps hospitals funnel device data into one centralized location can be deemed an MDDS.
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