The flexible, modular design offers many configurations and settings to suit the needs of hospitals and clinics as well as office based and long-term care settings.

The device has ‘Monitor‘, ‘Spot Check‘ and ‘Triage‘ profile options, as well as a ‘Demo’ mode.

Continuous Monitoring is designed for monitoring patients over time and includes physiological and technical alarms. Spot Check is designed for taking a single set of vital signs measurements on a patient. Patient information can be entered and managed, and while technical alarms are still available, physiological alarms are disabled. Triage is designed for rapidly taking vital signs measurements on many patients. Patient information is disabled, in addition to physiological alarms. ‘Demo’ mode demonstrates how each measurement mode works.

Advantages

The aim of the EWS is to improve patient outcomes by identifying at risk patients who need urgent medical attention and intervening early to prevent clinical deterioration. This system involves the assignment of numeric values to several physiologic parameters. RVS-100 can be programmed with NEWS (National Early Warning Scores), MEWS (Modified Early Warning Scores) and also has 5 customisable profiles which can be set by the end-user if they have different parameter values.

Improved efficiency

RVS-100 can communicate through a wired or wireless connection to the hospital's EMR/EHR, according to the HL7 standard, reducing the time spent and the likelihood of recording errors.

Designed for your patients' needs

RVS-100 is a versatile, modular system meaning that you can select the options to fulfil your patient monitoring needs.