Carestation™️ Insights Lung Protective Ventilation (LPV) Application

Help reduce postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs) with the visibility you need to drive lung protection strategies.
AT A GLANCE

Help minimize lung injury

Identify ways to support lung protection initiatives that may reduce PPCs¹

Drive LPV adoption

Track LPV protocol compliance across anesthesia providers for consistency

Assess LPV effectiveness

Gather anesthesia data to study cause-and-effect relationships between LPV practices in the OR and patient outcomes

Confident patient care with an intelligent OR ecosystem

Watch the story of how Dr. Johnson, Chief of Anesthesiology, transformed her hectic day into a streamlined workflow using the Aisys™ CS2 Anesthesia Delivery System with End-tidal Control and Carestation Insights Applications. Dr. Johnson is a fictional character.

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Help reduce PPCs risk by assessing LPV protocol adoption with a simple tool that measures your progress.

Because improper ventilation during anesthesia delivery can increase PPCs, Carestation Insights LPV app delivers the visibility and oversight you need to accomplish your goals of improving clinical outcomes associated with LPV strategies.1
Research shows improper ventilation during anesthesia can cost more than $25,000 per case in postoperative lung complications³

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Putting the app to work

Determining LPV strategy effectiveness

To support clinicians in minimizing PPCs, the Carestation Insights LPV app enables visibility into whether lung recruitment maneuvers are effective by showing patient ventilation measurements.
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Tracking improvement over time

Leveraging anesthesia data analyzed in the cloud, the app provides a view of ventilation settings used for all cases as well as the intraoperative patient response. This enables anesthesia providers to follow LPV strategy usage and connect behavior changes to results.
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Visibility into what’s being delivered

The App offers a retrospective analysis into criteria associated with LPV strategies such as a change in patient lung compliance, recruitment maneuvers, ventilation settings, and resulting patient measurements. You can drill down into specific case details as needed.
CASE STUDY

Leveraging machine data to improve the adoption of lung protective ventilation strategies

The Carestation Insights LPV app provides the visibility needed to assist in the adoption of LPV protocols using anesthesia machine-based data to drive change. Read this study to see how providers increased the number of cases adopting LPV protocols by 23%.

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MORE DECISION SUPPORT

Support OR clinical, efficiency, and financial goals with application dashboards that leverage data from your Aisys CS² anesthesia delivery systems.

This growing family of analytics applications is designed to harness the power of data from connected anesthesia machines and translates that data into actionable intelligence so you can optimize the performance of your OR.

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PERIOPERATIVE CARE

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PERIOPERATIVE PERSPECTIVES

Stay ahead with the latest insights and thinking

 

Overcoming challenges to LPV

 

Postoperative Pulmonary Complications (PPCs)

 

Lung Protective Ventilation Forum video series

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References
  1. Futier, E., M.D., Constantin, J., M.D., PhD., et al (2013). A Trial of Intraoperative Low-Tidal-Volume Ventilation in Abdominal Surgery. The New EnglandJournal of Medicine, 369(5). doi:10.341/f.718056191.793482037.
  2. Footnote omitted to avoid confusion with Aisys CS2 product name.
  3. Fleisher, L. A., & Linde-Zwirble, W. T. (2014). Incidence, outcome, and attributable resource use associated with pulmonary and cardiac complications after major small and large bowel procedures. Perioperative Medicine, 3(7). doi:10.1186/2047-0525-3-7.
  4. Et Control in the United States is indicated for patients 18 years of age and older.

Note: Screen images are representative of the products, but may change in future product software updates.

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