Philips Healthworks Program, page-410

This guy that comes on the youtube clip a bit before half way, had a little look at his LinkedIn and can see that he has been liking Painchek's posts about their involvement in Healthworks.
Now normally this wouldn't be too much to pay attention to because we have seen this with Rocco and Darren, but this time he was ONLY liking Painchek's post whereas the other team members were liking all of the applicant's posts.

He also liked an article about Phillips colaborating with a company called Chipsoft on Patient Montioring. I have taken the following exerpt from the article and translated it:

"The Biosensor continuously measures heart rate and breathing and also detects when a patient falls. The Biosensor records these measurements 24 hours a day via small sensors. Among other things, this results in an Early Warning Score (EWS) that gives nurses an indication of the patient's situation. In this way they can intervene at an early stage when the situation of a patient deteriorates.

Thanks to the link with HiX, the measurements and the EWS now appear directly in the patient file. This is expected to make a considerable difference to the administrative burden. The hospital will investigate over the next three months whether this is indeed the case.

Marcel Swijnenburg, care manager at Bravis hospital, is satisfied with the collaboration with Philips and ChipSoft. “The biosensor is an innovation that we wanted to try and with the link we as a hospital were able to add something extra to it. Through the exchange of data between the different systems, the quality of care increases and work is done more efficiently. This is a good example of a digital innovation that is needed to make healthcare safer, more patient-oriented and more efficient in the future. ”

Murk Westerterp, Head of Connected Care at Philips Benelux, adds: “The connection between the ChipSoft and Philips systems is a step forward to make connected care possible. By creating smart links in the hospital and making optimum use of measurements and data, we move towards personal, proactive and continuous care for patients. Moreover, this way we lighten the registration burden for healthcare providers."

How great would it be if the Early Warning Score (EWS) had a Pain Score added into it?