Virtual Acute Care
Philips Virtual Acute Care Telemedizin-Lösung
Dieses Produkt ist nicht mehr verfügbar
Dieses Produkt ist nicht mehr verfügbar
Virtual Acute Care
Philips Virtual Acute Care Telemedizin-Lösung
Dieses Produkt ist nicht mehr verfügbar
Philips Virtual Acute Care unterstützt innovative Versorgungsmodelle und ermöglicht Gesundheitsorganisationen die Umgestaltung der Patientenversorgung. Mit Virtual Acute Care können Klinikteams an entfernten Standorten die in der Software bereitgestellten klinischen Erkenntnisse nutzen, um die Versorgung zu koordinieren und mit Behandlungsteams vor Ort zusammenzuarbeiten. Dies trägt dazu bei, lokale Herausforderungen im Zusammenhang mit der Rekrutierung, Bindung und Verfügbarkeit von erfahrenem klinischen Personal und der Standardisierung der Gesundheitsversorgung in einem Netzwerk geografisch verteilter Krankenhäuser zu lösen. (Dieses Produkt ist nicht in allen Ländern erhältlich. Nähere Informationen zur Verfügbarkeit in Ihrem Land erhalten Sie von Ihrem Philips Vertriebsteam.)
Datengestützte Einblicke
Patientenpopulationsbezogenes Gesundheitsmanagement
Messbare Vorteile
Haftungsausschluss
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