Portrait Mobile
AT A GLANCE
Help improving outcomes
Quality data and alarms
Promotes early recovery
Reliable and robust
Where patients go, Portrait Mobile follows.
Portrait™ Mobile is a wearable continuous monitoring solution that provides a real-time personalized view of your patient. It encourages patient mobility while monitoring dual vector RR, SpO2 and PR continuously. Flow of data is uninterrupted and provides continuous trending and actionable alarms, which may help clinicians detect deterioration as it is happening so that they can intervene proactively.
FEATURES
Reimagining patient mobility and wireless monitoring
GET PATIENTS AMBULATORY
Helps promote early recovery protocols
NO WIRES TO TETHER
Goes wherever your patients go
CONTINUOUS MONITORING
Real-time data to react to
INTERVENE EARLY
Actionable alarms
POWERED BY EDISON™
The future is built in
Easy deployment. Seamless workflows.
A routable communications architecture lets hospitals leverage their existing network infrastructure, reducing installation and maintenance costs. And by adopting IHE/HL7® standards, Portrait Mobile can also integrate with EMR systems, enabling seamless ADT workflows—like admitting and discharging patients, clinical documentation, and interfacing with third-party platforms.
PORTRAIT MOBILE
Clinician feedback from a recent study4
90%
99%
96%
76%
I had no problems at all. I didn't even notice they were there.
Hospital ward patient, when asked about the sensors’ comfort4
REFERENCES
- 1. Ljungqvist O. et al. Enhanced Recovery After Surgery: A Review, JAMA Surg, March 2017; 1;152(3):292-298.
- 2. Michard F, Bellomo R, Gan TJ. Protecting ward patients. ICU Management & Practice, Vol 19-Issue 1. 2019. Accessed February 22, 2022. https://healthmanagement.org/c/icu/issuearticle/protecting-ward-patients.
- 3. Järvelä, K., Michard, F. et al. Clinical evaluation of a wearable sensor for mobile monitoring of respiratory rate on hospital wards. J Clin Monit Comput (2021).
- 4. Based on a 2021 evaluation clinical study performed at a London hospital in the UK. Twenty-seven nurses from the hospital ward settings used the Portrait Mobile solution with 33 patients. Feedback was collected through a structured questionnaire. Refer to the Evaluation Clinical Study Of The Ambulatory Monitoring Solution (AMS) ME Study Report (DOC2599845) for details.