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Terms and policiesRothman Index uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help healthcare providers detect subtle changes over time in a patient’s condition that often go unnoticed
SNOQUALMIE, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Spacelabs Healthcare today announced its Rothman Index® predictive analytics platform has been highlighted in an international film featuring advancements that are helping nurses improve care. The film, called “Caring with Courage,” was produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions and will be presented by the International Council of Nurses at its annual meeting held June 9-13, 2025, in Helsinki, Finland.
International film shows how the Rothman Index® turns real-time patient data into proactive action, allowing nurses to help shape the future of healthcare.
Used at hospitals across the U.S., including Northside Hospital in Atlanta, GA, the Rothman Index was first developed in 2013 by Michael and Steven Rothman after their mother died of an undetected complication following a low-risk surgical procedure. The Rothmans created the Index to help save other people from avoidable deaths. Since it was introduced, hospitals that have incorporated the application in their patient monitoring systems have reported it provides a range of lifesaving benefits, such as helping reduce deaths, the number of patients who go into cardiac or respiratory arrest, and the number of patients who must go back into the intensive care unit after being moved to a step-down unit.1
“The Rothman Index is a revolutionary technology that exemplifies Spacelab Healthcare’s dedication to improving treatment and helping providers deliver exceptional care to their patients,” said Dr. Wilson Constantine, president of Spacelabs Healthcare. “It is just another example of how Spacelabs is working to solve the greatest challenges the healthcare system currently faces, and ensuring patients receive exemplary care.”
The Rothman Index, which is cleared for use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, incorporates 26 different clinical data points, including labs, vital signs and nurse assessments, from a patient’s electronic health record (EHR) and calculates how sick a person is using a proprietary predictive analytics model. This practical application of artificial intelligence (AI) to healthcare was designed to provide a 24/7 safety net, alerting physicians and nurses to the early signs of deterioration, and providing them with an opportunity to get to the bedside when there is still time to intervene and prevent a crisis.
“These exceptional films gathered from around the world, are real life examples of how investing in nurses and nursing delivers quality, accessible, more affordable healthcare,” said Howard Catton, CEO of the International Council for Nurses (ICN). “With all the challenges that the world is now facing, the films and the nurses they portray speak to both the humanity of the profession and the economic reasons to support them.”
“Caring with Courage” highlights 14 branded stories that have been filmed across four continents, depicting the global face of nursing and the variety of roles nurses take on when caring for their communities. Spacelabs’ section of the film can be watched at Spacelabs Healthcare Equipping Nurses With The Tools To Better Patient Health, while the full film can be watched at Caring with Courage.
About Spacelabs Healthcare
Spacelabs Healthcare (www.spacelabshealthcare.com), a division of OSI Systems, Inc., is dedicated to improving treatment and helping providers deliver exceptional care to their patients through its advancements in patient monitoring and management, care coordination and clinical decision support. With offices and distributors around the world, Spacelabs provides services and technologies that help solve the greatest challenges the healthcare system currently faces, including the need to enhance the patient experience, improve population health, reduce costs, support care team well-being and advance health equity.
About OSI Systems
OSI Systems is a vertically integrated designer and manufacturer of specialized electronic systems and components for critical applications in the homeland security, healthcare, defense and aerospace industries. The Company combines more than 40 years of electronics engineering and manufacturing experience with offices and production facilities in more than a dozen countries to implement a strategy of expansion into selective end product markets. For more information on OSI Systems or any of its subsidiary companies, visit www.osi-systems.com.
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1 Improving care quality through nurse-to-nurse consults and early warning system technology, Y Goellner, E Tipton, T Verzin, L. Weigand, Nursing Management, 53(1), pp 28-33, 2022