BOSTON & BREA, Calif.– Radiometer, a leading medical device company specializing in acute care testing solutions, and Etiometry, a leader in clinical decision-support software for critical care, today announced a new commercial partnership to enhance clinical decision making and workflows in hospital settings. Integrating the Etiometry platform with Radiometer’s acute care diagnostic solutions, empowers clinicians in critical care settings to view blood gas results, along with other physiologic parameters, other key clinical data, and AI-based patient risk analytics consolidated on a single screen.
The partnership positions Radiometer and Etiometry to offer clinicians, in critical care settings, a powerful platform for timely understanding of the patient condition. This will drive the best possible care escalation and de-escalation decisions to improve outcomes and hospital economics.
‘We are delighted to be partnering with Etiometry using its clinical intelligence platform alongside our powerful acute care testing solutions to widen our support to healthcare providers,’ says Tiffany Murphy, VP/GM Radiometer, North America.
Jose Antunes, Vice President, GM Acute Care Diagnostics at Radiometer, adds, ‘Partnerships around scientific innovation are key to turning bold ideas into impactful solutions improving clinical workflows and patient outcomes. I’m excited to follow the rollout of this solution in the US, as part of our portfolio, in a special year where we are celebrating our 70th anniversary as pioneers in acute care diagnostics.’
‘Etiometry’s clinical intelligence platform paired with Radiometer’s acute care diagnostics solutions empower clinicians in critical care settings to gain important clinical insights and to have a complete longitudinal view of their patients,’ says Shane Cooke, President & CEO of Etiometry. ‘This includes key clinical information from the EHR, and AI-based analytics on one screen. In the context of clinical workflows, it will improve patient care decisions and reduce length of stay. This collaboration builds on the successful project started in June 2022 between our companies in the NICU and now broadens out to all ICUs in adult and pediatric critical care settings.’
