Intensive Care Unit Solutions | GE Healthcare

Elevating patient care in the ICU

The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a challenging environment. It has the most critical patients in the hospital, and there is continuous demand to increase staff efficiency and reduce costs.

Let GE Healthcare support you in elevating your patient experiences, clinical outcomes and workflows. We offer solutions that take the technology in your facility to the next level by providing an innovative and flexible ecosystem of secure, interconnected devices and systems. Workflows can be optimized, economic efficiencies can be uncovered, and clinical capabilities can be taken to new heights throughout the care continuum.

Elevate your patient care with GE Healthcare.

ICU Challenges

Overcome daily challenges with GE Healthcare solutions—tailored to help you deliver your vision of high-quality patient care and productivity in the ICU.

Patient

SAFETY
50% of all patient intra-hospital transport are associated with adverse events¹

Mortalty

QUALITY
8–19% Mortality rate in the ICU²

Budget

EFFICIENCY
ICU budget represents 13.7% of total hospital costs ²

ICU - When every second counts

GE Healthcare can provide a complete range of intensive care solutions throughout your clinical workflow from bedside to discharge. We offer customized solutions that fit everyday challenges you encounter in your workflow, whether you need help caring for high-acuity patients or improving ICU productivity. We are here to help you manage moments that matter.

GE HEALTHCARE ICU SOLUTIONS

Patient Monitoring

Connectivity Solutions

CARESCAPE Network
CARESCAPE Gateway+

Remote/Virtual Monitoring

Digital CMU
Mural Virtual Care Solution

Ventilator

CARESCAPE R860 ventilator

Point of Care Ultrasound

Diagnostic Cardiology

MUSE NX Cardiology Information System
MAC VU360 Resting ECG Analysis System

Clinical Accessories

Alarm Management and Analytics

Alarm Spotlight™ analytics app

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Footnotes

Adverse events during intrahospital transport of critically ill patients: Incidence and risk factors Crit Care Res Pract. 2017: 6847124. Published online 2017 Sep 14. doi: 10.1155/2017/6847124 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5618745/
ICU Outcomes, UCSF Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies, Site access Nov 16.2020.
GE Healthcare, Summary of results from observation study comparing usability of patient intra-hospital transport monitor CARESCAPE™ ONE vs comparator device of same class. JB58083XX(1) 5/18.
GE Healthcare, Optimizing Gas Exchange through Monitoring Functional Residual Capacity for a Ventilated Trauma Patient, Wade Veneman, RRT and Wil Caliwag, B. S., RRT, CPFT Community Regional Medical Center, Fresno, CA. December 2015 JB36738XX.
Based on a GE internal study with Venue GO DOC2254811.

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Intensive Care Unit Solutions | GE Healthcare

ICU Challenges

Overcome daily challenges with GE Healthcare solutions—tailored to help you deliver your vision of high-quality patient care and productivity in the ICU.

Patient

Mortalty

Budget

ICU - When every second counts

Elevating Patient Care

CARESCAPE™ ONE Monitor

CARESCAPE™ R860 Ventilator

Mural™ Virtual Care Solution

MAC VU360™

Indirect Calorimetry

LPV in the ICU 1

LPV in the ICU 2

LPV in the ICU 3

Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation

Elevating Efficient Workflows

Venue™ Family Auto Tools:

CARESCAPE™ ONE

MUSE™ NX

Mobile Heartbeat

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Clinical View. A resource by clinicians for clinicians.

Footnotes

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