Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Elizabeth J Zengo

Soren Steiny Johnson

Brian David Gross

Saeed Babaeizadeh

Richard Earl Gregg

Wilhelm Meier

Guenter Gegner

Volker Manfred Hubert

Martin Bufe

Gregory Raber

Stephen Scott Kresge

W Scott Reid

Marianne Messina

Kathryn Ann Egan

Haisheng Lu

David Youngjin Kim

Andreas Pirrung

Dmitri Shvartsman

George Thissell

John Louis Barga

Jean Sarkis

A medical monitoring system includes one or more electronic processors and one or more display devices. The one or more electronic processors are configured to receive vital signs of each a plurality of patients and dynamically configure in real-time a display of the received vital signs which includes for each patient an individually assigned patient sector display sized from available space for the display based on a priority order. The one or more display devices display the configured display of the plurality of patient sector displays.

Automatic real-time changes to the size of a patients data display

A medical device and caretaking management system () includes a plurality of medical devices () that transmit equipment data and patient data. A central or distributed monitoring system () receives the equipment data and patient data from the plurality of medical devices, derives an acuity for each of the patients, and assigns caregivers and equipment based on the derived acuity for display on a display device ().

System and method for providing medical caregiver and equipment management patient care

A medical monitoring system includes one or more processors () configured to receive () monitored physiological measures () and corresponding one or more alarm occurrences for a patient () and an adjustable alarm setting (). The one or more processors are further configured to configure () a display () of at least one monitored physiological measure () and a retrospective graphical illustration of the physiological measure () including illustrations of the one or more occurrences of alarms () corresponding to the adjustable alarm setting ().

Assistance with setting clinical alarm limits

A medical display system () and method display physiological signals. A physiological signal of a patient () is received, the physiological signal spanning a period of time. Signal quality of the physiological signal over the period of time is determined. An ECG signal () is displayed using a compressed time scale and the determined signal quality ()over time is displayed adjacent to the displayed physiological signal.

Method and display for long term physiological signal quality indication

A patient monitoring station includes a display that displays a plurality of sectors. A controller displays the patient data received from one or more remote medical devices in a corresponding sector of the display. The controller is programmed to collapse one or more sector in response to one of (1) not receiving patient data from the corresponding remote patient monitor or (2) receiving patient data not indicative of a pending patient event or alarm condition; and expand at least sectors that receive patient data indicative of a pending patient event or alarm condition.

Patient monitoring with automatic resizing of display sectors

A patient monitoring station () includes a display () that displays a plurality of sectors (), each sector including one or more tiles (). A controller () displays patient data received from a patient information server () in a corresponding sector of the display. The controller is programmed to populate the tiles of the sectors with patient data according to a selected clinical theme.

System and method for providing intelligent parameter substitutions for clinical applications

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Elizabeth J Zengo