• Heavy cognitive and physical workload
• Increasing documentation demands with decreasing time for patients
• Emphasis on manual assessments and procedures

• Lack of effective communication and care coordination systems
• Complex and cluttered care environments
• Disparate and disconnected sources of data
• Lack of accurate, relevant, and timely data

As a result, care delivery can be inefficient and ineffective with a high amount of variability in quality and cost — both between hospitals and between different clinicians at the same hospital.

Automating Assessment of Patients Status Through Measurements

• Delivering accurate data with context to reduce the time spent responding to false alarms and verifying measurements
• Enabling simple, noninvasive ways to obtain data
• Filling in the gaps in awareness by continuously monitoring instead of relying only on intermittent and delayed measurements

Automating Clinician and Patient Interactions Through Products

• Providing customized approaches to best fit various patients, care areas, and clinicians
• Displaying data in a way that makes it simple and convenient to identify relevant data
• Integrating and aggregating measurements from disparate sources
• Prioritizing events and enabling seamless documentation