
Connex Welch Allyn The wireless vital signs documentation system designed exclusively for low-acuity areas of hospitals. Welch Allyn understands the difficulties of quickly documenting vital signs on the hospital floors. Devices can be slow. Manual transcription is error prone and time consuming. And vital signs are often not in the EMR when they’re needed. That’s why we’ve developed our unique wireless module for the Welch Allyn Spot Vital Signs® LXi allowing you to capture patient vitals faster, easier and more accurately than ever before. By wirelessly sending patient vitals to your EMR, you save valuable time and keep your patients safer by ensuring the vitals information is accurate and immediately available to other staff members. Plus, we remain your partner through every step of the process—from helping you pick the optimal workflow from our range of options to helping you optimize the radio to your security standards, and then sending standards-based HL7 messages to yo
Open the catalog to page 1Key Benefits The Connex wireless connectivity module helps you optimize workflow and improve patient care. • Improve caregiver communication with timely vital signs • Accurately identify patients and clinicians with barcode technology • Reduce documentation time—no need to manually write patient vitals • Eliminate transcription errors • Easily document manual measurements, like pain, respiration, height and weight • Quickly respond to changes in patient condition • Access patient data anytime, anywhere • Keep patient information secure using the Wi-Fi* Alliance security recommendations • Maximize...
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