nurse call a and e powerpoint doc0696731 by ge

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Nurse Call

Communications


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Meeting OutlineThe GE Healthcare Business

Market Trends and Demands

GE Healthcare & Clinical

Information Logistics

GE Nurse Call Portfolio

Telligence Overview

Telergy Overview


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GE Healthcare


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GE Healthcare

The General

Electric CompanyFounded by Thomas Edison in 1878

The only company listed in the Dow Jonestoday that was in the original index in 1896

310,000+ employees worldwideFortune Magazines Global Most AdmiredCompany in 2006 for 2nd straight year

$183 billion revenue in 2008


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GE Healthcare

GE business segmentsTechnology Infrastructure

Energy Infrastructure

GE Capital

NBC Universal

Healthcare Aviation Transportation

EnterpriseSolutions(GE Security)

Energy Water Oil and Gas

CommercialFinance GE Money

CorporateTreasury


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$17B global business unit of GE

50,000 employees worldwide

$1B+/year R&D investment

Core strengths in bio-sciences,technology, & business

GE Healthcare

Business overview


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GE HealthcareMeeting needs across

the enterpriseRadiology

Cardiology

Surgery

Womens Health

Information Technologies

Urology

Oncology

Labor & Delivery

ICU / CCU

Emergency

Pharmacy

Lab

Bio-Medical Engineering

Gastrointestinal

Orthopedics

Facility Services

Pediatrics


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Monitoring SolutionsGE Healthcare


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Monitoring Solutions

Challenges in healthcareAn aging population

Sicker, higher-acuity patients

Staff overload and fatigue

Quality and safety imperatives

EMR directives

Increasing public transparency

Consumer-directed healthcare


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Monitoring Solutions

Importance of

communication & workflowThe vision of GE Healthcare is to be uniquely positioned to bring

together the best in science, technology and business to redefine the

frontiers of prediction, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring and

information management.


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The call is not just

for change


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but for

transformation.


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Clinical Information

Logistics


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Clinical Information Logistics

Importance of

communication & workflow

Clinical Information Logistics is the rightinformation, at the right time, for the rightclinician.

Jennifer JacksonAssistant Director Biomed Eng.Brigham and Womens Hospital


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Clinical Information Logistics (CIL) is the process of planning, implementing

and controlling the effective procurement, flow, storage and distribution of

information about patient performance and clinical events from the point

of origin to a point of consumption.


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Clinical Information LogisticsHealthcare communications

in actionReliabilityInformation when and where its needed,to help make better decisions, earlier and faster.

Efficient Workflow

A suite of technologies that help acquire and deliverclinical intelligence in the most fluent manner possible.

Simplicity

Easy to learn, easy to configure, easy to manage.

Quality of Care

Management Reports helps to support JAHCO, HCAHPS,

and adverse event reporting needs

Scalability and Connectivity

VoIP technology and integration-friendly middlewarehelps to ensure seamless, scaleable implementation
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What I expect from GE is that it will listen tous very carefully so carefully that it canprovide us not what we ask for, but rather,what we really need.James Philip, M.E. (E), M.D.

AnesthesiologistBrigham and Womens Hospital


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Commitment to

Excellence


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1952 Dukane Corporation enters U.S. nurse call market1980 Dukane Corporation introduces the first microprocessor Nurse Call system1999 GE acquires Marquette, enters monitoring segment2000 GE acquires Data Critical event paging2003 GE acquires IDX Electronic Medical Records (EMR)2006 GE acquires Dukane and introduces Telligence, the first VoIP Nurse Call System in the U.S.

2008 GE acquires Agility RTLS integration and workflow solutions2009 Nurse Call business is acquired by GE Healthcare

Our Heritage

Compatible Accessories

Improving care one step at a timeCommitment to excellence

Wireless Phones: Polycom, Ascom, Vocera, Cisco, NEC Location: GE Agility, Versus Accessories: Curbell Integrations: Stryker, Emergin


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Nurse Call SolutionsGE Healthcare


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Nurse Call Solutions

Nurse Call overviewProCare 1000 Tone/Visual

Lights, tones

ProCare 2000 Audio/Visual

Lights, tones & intercom features(Reminder, Nurse follow, Priorities,Group page, 2600 interface)

StaffCallPro Audio/Visual

Microprocessor based lowcost/feature rich

ProCare 6000 Full Feature

Integrate options

Modular & flexible

TelligenceAdvanced, IP BasedNurse Call


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Key benefits

Reliability - Information, when and where its needed,to help make better decisions, earlier and faster.

Efficient Workflow - A suite of GE technologies that helps to acquire anddeliver clinical intelligence in the most fluent manner possible.

Simplicity - Easy to learn, configure, use and manageQuality of Care - PC Reporting delivers quality of care data, includingresponse times, frequency of events and performance versus targets

Scalability & Connectivity - VoIP technology and integration-friendlyplatform helps to ensure seamless, scaleable implementation

Reliability

EfficientWorkflow

SimplicityQualityofCare

Scalability&

Connectivity


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Telligence System

ComponentsPatient Stations


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Telligence System Components

Telligence system overviewpatient stations


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Telligence System ComponentsPatient stations

Choice ProgrammableSoft Key Technology

Station buttons are configurable based ontemplate menus

Button labels can be customized to meetspecific terminology functional

Full-Duplex Audio with Intelligent Controls

Clear intercom communication betweenpatients and staff

Separate Talk and Listen volume settings forevery conversation between staff areas andpatient rooms

NiteLiteConvenience Lighting

Helps to simplify station operation in lowlight

Helps to minimize patient disruptions

Cleaning Mode

Helps to prevent false calls while cleaning

Helps to prevent infection transmission

Station Supervision

Monitors Telligence stations andgenerates alerts at Staff Consoles,Annunciators and BioMed pagers


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Smart patient stationsOne design meets the needs of many!


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Patient stations

HC-PSTN1 HC-PSTN1-BED

HC-PSTN2 HC-PSTN2-BED


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Smart patient stations

Single point of connection

Helps to lower cost no need for additionalreceptacles, conduit or back boxes

(2) input receptacles configurable for

call cords or auxiliary hardware*

Reliable GE DuraPinpillow speakerreceptacle

Private and semi-private models

BedConnect receptacle (optional)

Easy InstallationConvenient RJ45 terminations

Mounting Plate No exposed hardware

* Auxiliary hardware that is FDA cleared for connection with Nurse Call systems may be connected to our nurse callsystems. End users should consult with auxiliary hardware manufacturers to determine whether the auxiliary hardwaremeets this criteria.


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Telligence system cabling

Smart Patient Station Connections

To TV and light controls

To Bed interface(Bed B) when present

Cable in from Dome LightCable out to nextsmart device (if present)

To Bed interface(Bed A) when present


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Staff / duty stations(HC-DUTY)

Configurable as a Staff or Dutystation via programming

Same great features as the

Smart Patient Stations


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Smart stations


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Telligence System

ComponentsPeripheral Stations


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Peripheral stations


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Telligence System ComponentsPeripheral devices

Fully Supervised

Configurable Buttons

One, Two or Three button

With or Without Pull Cord

NiteLite for low light visibility

Each unit ships with optional switch types

Additional or printable switchtypes available

Non-contaminant pull cord material


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Peripheral devices

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Generate configurable events

Telligence supports clinical andworkflow events

Housekeeping

Transport

Procedure Start/Stop

Clean Room

Pain Med

Ice Chips

IV Start

Clergy

Requests can be sent to wireless

devices and annunciation locations,wherever information is needed

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Peripheral devices

Auxiliary Inputs

Isolated and non-isolated models available

Inputs can be labeled

Multiple units can be installed per bed

Additional inputs to what patientstation provides

Auxiliary Inputs may be connected to auxiliary hardware having anFDA cleared nurse call connection.

Equipment shall be listed to UL safety standards (UL544 or IEC6061-1)and provide a latching, normally open dry contact relay.

Isolated Inputs

Non-Isolated Inputs

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Hardware overview

Telligence PowerSwitch

Telligence Station Gateway

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Efficient workflow

Generate clinical and workflow events

Telligence peripheral devices can beconfigured to initiate clinical and workflowevents, helping to automate staff processes

No need for expensive LCD staff terminals

One station can initiate up to threedifferent event types and can be easilyreconfigured as needs change

1-Gang stations can be located justabout anywhere

Configurable clinical events like IV Therapy,

Pain Med, Patient Turn, etc.

Configurable workflow events like examplessuch as Transport, Housekeeping, etc.


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Telligence System

ComponentsPatient Devices

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Patient call devices

Pillow Speakers

Easy to clean design helps to improveinfection control

Digital and DirectAccess models

Durable GE DuraPin design

Units can now be programmed to connect to compatible brandHealthcare TVs no longer does the brand of TV dictate themodel of pillow speaker


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Infinity corridor lights

LEDs (Lifetime usage)

Each Section Programmable

Colors Nine to chose from

Can Light/Flash multiple sections for high

priority callsJunction point for room & hallway cabling

1 or 2 Gang Mounting

Supervised


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Telligence System

ComponentsStaff Console Annunciator



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ColorTouch console

Full-color, 5.7 touchscreen display

One touch call answer capability

Adjustable tilt on touchscreen display

Full-duplex audio

Small footprint

Administrative features

Configurable soft keys

Password Protect selected functions



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ColorTouch annunciator

Provides functionality of a Staff Console

Can serve as:

Tone Visual Annunciator

Duty Station with display

Wall Mount Staff Console

Code Blue Annunciator (as a centralizedcode blue annunciator, it will only see callsfor the Telligence bridge/system that it isconnected to. Cannot view call activityacross different systems)

Full-color, 5.7 touchscreen display



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Staff console & annunciatorsample screens

Pending Call Window Communication Window

Reminder Window Room List Window


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Telligence System ComponentsColorTouch staff console

and annunciatorSimplicity

Screens are easy to learn and use, helpingto simplify training

Convenient touchscreen interface puts

most key functions just one touch awayAlphanumeric tabs and function buttonsare easy to navigate


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Telligence System

ComponentsCentral Equipment


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Telligence system cabling

CAT5 + 16 AWG

CAT5

Any pair of wiresEP

EP

SP

Key Colors:


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Telligence System

ComponentsBlock Diagrams


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Telligence system architecture

Unit A

Telligence Station Gateways

40 Devices 40 Devices

Unit B

Telligence Station Gateways

40 Devices 40 Devices


64 Stations / 128 beds

4 Staff Consoles / Annunciators



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Telligence system architectureTelligence PowerSwitch


Unit A Unit B Unit C Unit D Unit E Unit F

Telligence PowerSwitch Telligence PowerSwitch

192 Stations / 384 beds

12 Staff Consoles / Annunciators


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Telergy Integration Platform


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Network and data sharing Increased staff mobility requires new ways

of communicating

Helps to improve direct links betweenpatients, caregivers, families, physicians,and even equipment

Helps to consolidate your I.T. network byusing your PCs as nurse call terminals

Point of Work efficiency


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Telergy Integration Platform


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Telligence TelergyIntegrated Patient-Staff Communications Network


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Telergy

C l i i ( )


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PC console ListView (events)

Recent Event History


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Telergy

PC i t


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PC assignments

Onscreen Help andStep-by-Step Wizard

Shortcuts

Active Staff and

Device IDs


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Telergy

PC NetBoard


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