• Patient monitoring in various intensive wards (A&R, ICU, cardio ICU, neonatal ICU, emergency service, MRI, etc.) or “home-care”
• Monitoring the limits of monitored parameters through alarm management (acoustic/sound, GSM, pagers)
• Stand alone vs. possibility of network cooperation (centre)
• Possibility of integration to IT systems – KIS (Clinical information system)/NIS (Hospital information system)
• Monitoring of the entire range of parameters, see focus… 

Vital signs monitors


Standard set-up of the vital signs monitor:

• ECG
• SpO2
• NIBP – non-invasive blood pressure (oscillometric method)
• Temperature (2x)
• Optionally:
  • IBP – invasive blood pressure (1-4x)
  • etCO2 – capnometry (mainstream technology)
  • other modules (EEG, NIRS, CO, etc.)