Medical Device Integration
Unlock the value of your medical device data
Healthcare providers need a strong and flexible information infrastructure for comprehensive, high-fidelity, live-streaming data. Philips Medical Device Integration (MDI) advances connectivity beyond the EMR, sharing data with various destination systems to power display, documentation, clinical surveillance, intelligent decision-making and research. Our MDI solution supports a Philips ecosystem and multi-vendor device connectivity environments featuring a range of device types, manufacturers, models and software versions for more than 1,000 devices and 100 downstream clinical systems.
Insights, workflow and security in rhythm with you
Get a never-seen-before, deep clinical perspective of the patient, enabled by live data flowing freely across a variety of device manufacturers on an open, scalable platform. Watch more about the integration of Philips Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) with the Philips Information Center iX (PIC iX).
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One platform. Countless benefits.
Improve workflows, operational efficiencies and clinical decision-making by capturing and harmonizing data from virtually any medical device. Next, deliver the data to a downstream system, where it can be accessed on clinicians’ phones or mobile devices, in near-real time.
Centralized management
Provides single visibility and management of the Philips Capsule MDIP, connectivity hubs, connections and application configurations securely through a web-based application. Enhanced controls and live remote views ease deployment and management by providing searching and filtering of connected hubs and access to hub details and status.
Contextual awareness
Provides critical contextual data elements that consuming systems require such as patient identification and association, multi-visit encounter selection, time synchronization, user access and asset location. The Philips Capsule MDIP provides the tools and processes to identify, associate and disassociate the patient.
Scalability
Provides flexibility, security and reliability to meet the needs of simple and complex deployments. Hospitals can continue to add new types of medical devices and expand the use of device data and adapt to organization, industry and regulatory change.
