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Deviation from the predicted physiologic window begins. Displayed in the EHR sidebar for early attention.
Real-time. ✦ In the OR.
Checksalus connects to Philips and GE OR monitors via API. When a patient deviates from their predicted physiologic window, your team is alerted before decompensation sets in.
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Monitor API
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Signal Ingestion
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Window Comparison
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Alert Engine
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EHR Notification
Philips IntelliVueGE Healthcare
< 500ms alert latency99.9% uptime SLA
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Heart rateSpO2EtCO2NIBPArterial BPTemperatureAirway pressureBIS
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Caution
Sustained deviation for more than three minutes. Escalates to audio prompt and EHR banner.
Critical
Rapid deterioration pattern detected. Triggers the highest-severity alert and escalation protocol.
All alerts require clinician acknowledgment. Checksalus augments, never replaces, clinical judgment.
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Acknowledgment and escalation stay inside the clinical workflow.
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Surface to the anesthesia team
Alerts first appear where the anesthesiologist or CRNA is already working, rather than in a separate monitoring console.
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Tie severity to action
Each alert tier maps to a simple operational response, reducing ambiguity during high-pressure moments.
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Create an audit trail
Acknowledgment and follow-through can be reviewed later for QA, training, and outcomes analysis.
Predictive, not reactive.
Complications caught before they escalate.
From hours of post-op intervention to minutes of pre-complication warning.
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Walk through the live signal path, alert thresholds, and clinician acknowledgment logic.
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