Ambulances are often described as moving lifelines, carrying critically ill patients to healthcare facilities while ensuring continuous care. Yet, the tools intended to save lives can sometimes hinder the very professionals who wield them. Traditional, hefty medical equipment in ambulances poses significant challenges, compromising both the health of paramedics and the efficiency of care. Clarity Medical’s portable monitoring solutions offer a groundbreaking alternative, transforming emergency medical services (EMS) by enhancing patient outcomes and alleviating the stress on paramedics. The Hidden Burden of Heavy Equipment Paramedics are the unsung heroes of emergency care, operating under immense pressure in high-stakes environments. However,...

Closed-Loop Anaesthesia Delivery Systems (CLADS) are proven valuable tools in various medical specialties, including cardiac surgery, heart patients, and high-altitude environments. These systems combine real-time patient monitoring, automated dosing adjustments, and advanced algorithms to optimize anaesthesia delivery and enhance patient outcomes. This article will explore the benefits and considerations of working with CLADS in cardiac surgery, heart patients, and high-altitude settings.  CLADS in Cardiac Surgery  Cardiac surgery poses unique challenges due to the complex nature of the procedures and the critical condition of patients. CLADS offers several advantages in this context:  > Precise Haemodynamic Control: CLADS helps medical professionals continuously...

Healthcare professionals worldwide rely on highly accurate patient monitors to improve their quality of care. These monitors measure five vital signs of patients that include ECG, SpO2, non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), temperature, and respiration. Patient monitors displaying these vital signs are an essential part of every clinic, hospital or healthcare organization and help doctors, nurses and operation theatre staff monitor the patient’s progress and well-being. Measuring specialized parameters In addition to the parameters listed above, healthcare professionals often require monitoring of specialized parameters that include: EtCO2 - End-tidal CO2 - carbon dioxide content in expired air IBP - Invasive blood...