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Terms and policiesSpacelabs is proud to be a partner of Integris Health for patient monitoring and connectivity solutions. We are committed to helping you deliver the best care to your patients and communities.
See early warning signs of patient deterioration using machine-based learning
The Rothman Index is a widely-published predictive software that integrates vital signs, lab tests, heart rhythms, and nursing assessment data from a hospital’s electronic medical record system in real-time to provide a measure of patient acuity. The Rothman Index empowers organizations to transform healthcare through the intelligent use of data. It provides accurate, actionable insights at both the patient and population level. From community hospitals to world-class health systems, the FDA-cleared clinical decision support tools are proven to help deliver better operational, clinical, and financial outcomes.
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Rothman Index can help you deliver more proactive patient care.
Evidence of success
Learn more in the following articles and case studies.
NorthBay Health System’s Adoption of the Rothman Index Results in Decrease in Mortality Rate
Children’s Hospital Decreases Unplanned Transfers to the ICU with the Pediatric Rothman Index
A multidisciplinary approach to identifying and managing very ill patients improves sepsis survival and overall survival while reducing cost.
Helping Organizations to Reduce Sepsis Progression, Mortality and Costs
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with a mission
The greatest advances in healthcare have taken place because somebody, somewhere was on a mission. Ours began decades ago in the early days of the space program when our founders joined with high-performing teams of NASA scientists and engineers to develop the first cardiac monitoring systems for astronauts. Then as now, there are no limits to what people can achieve when working together.