GE Healthcare-Product Features -Perinatal Microenvironments and Therapies

Perinatal Microenvironments

Maternal - Infant Care

Supporting mothers and babies in every department throughout the hospital - and beyond.

From an expectant mother’s first visit to her OB office, to the days after mother and baby leave the hospital, GE’s combined offering assists healthcare professionals in supporting the specialized needs of patients and families across the entire maternal-infant continuum.

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Enhance out-of-hospital care in the OB office or Clinic.

Promote healthy fetal development in the In-Hospital Antepartum unit.

Support successful birthing transition in Labor and Delivery.

Care for new mothers in Recovery and Postpartum.

Nurture healthy babies in the Well Baby Nursery to the Pediatricians Office.

Protect fragile lives and promote growth and development in the NICU.

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Maternal/Fetal Monitoring

Corometrics maternal/fetal monitors help you manage the labor, delivery and recovery process for every patient. Every monitor features the clinical excellence that has set the standard in Maternal/Fetal monitoring for more than 30 years.

Clinical Information Systems

The practical, easy-to-use system with the flexibility to span the entire maternal/fetal care continuum. QS Perinatal was developed to help you effortlessly transition to a paperless information system. Its ease-of-use and logical charting structure encourage user acceptance, even for those users with little or no computer experience.

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Microenvironments

The Giraffe® product family has been designed based on inputs from clinicians, researchers and families of NICU babies and combines state of the art technology with innovative design to help promote healthy outcomes for even the most intensively ill infants.

Neonatal Monitoring

When life is most fragile, needs change in a heartbeat. It's in these precious moments that you discover what a crucial difference SOLAR and Dash monitors make.