Success stories
MetaVision® sites worldwide are taking advantage of the system's ability to improve patient care and safety and to support, enhance, and streamline their unique workflow. Take a look at the videos below to see how our clients have benefited from implementing MetaVision in their critical care arena.
Intensive care
Dr. Steve Oakey
Broomfield Hospital, UK
"MetaVision is able to present us every day on ward rounds with a vast array of physiological data with lab results, with drug data, that will enable us to put them together in a much better way that we were able to do previously and empowers our decision making on a daily basis."
Dr. Michael S. Eichenhorn
Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, MI
"The entire clinical staff has been resoundingly happy with the program... There’s been really just terrific acceptance... I wish we would have adopted MetaVision not only for our ICUs but for our general practice units as well."
Perioperative
Drs. John Walsh & Warren Sandberg
MGH, Boston, MA
"An anesthesia department success in billing appropriately directly impacts its ability to stay financially whole… Our AIMS at MGH has allowed us to drive the ratio of billable charts to 100%."
Dr. Azriel Perel
Sheba Medical Center, Israel
"[MetaVision] allows anesthesiologists to get a clear and complete picture of the patient condition throughout surgery … the system decreases the time for data entry and makes it much more efficient and of course we can use the time that is saved for direct patient care."
Dr. Thomas M. McLoughlin, Jr.
LVHHN, Allentown, PA
"What MV-OR really brings that's distinct from many other systems that are out there is that in addition to functioning to provide this automated record, ... it also brings real-time clinical decision support."
Tele-monitoring
Dr. Matt McCambridge
LVHHN, Allentown, PA
"We have data that proves that MetaVision helps us improve patient safety and save more lives."
Nursing support
Judith Bailey
LVHHN, Allentown, PA
"One of the nurses from the medical surgical ICU was pulled one day to the open heart unit, which was not using MetaVision at that time... they weren’t there electronically like she is used to. And she turned around and went out into the middle of the unit and said 'You people need to have MetaVision in this unit.'"
Information technology
Christina Roberts
LVHHN, Allentown, PA
"There hasn't been one unit that I’ve implemented to that's been dissatisfied... once they got up and running and were used to using the system their satisfaction has gone through the roof. They are not happy when we plan downtime to reboot servers, they want it back."
Decision support
Dr. Eran Segal
Sheba Medical Center, Israel
"One component of the system which we find very useful is the Event Manager… we utilize an event which notifies clinicians of a reduction in saturation of greater than 6% which is sustained for more than 5 minutes. This was triggered, and led to a diagnostic attempt for the patient’s hypoxemia. This case demonstrates the potential user of monitors of subtle changes in physiological parameters as an important indicator of significant clinical situations."
