How Philips is addressing COVID-19

Our commitment to the mission of improving lives is intensified during these challenging times. In support of health systems and healthcare professionals, we have developed this resource center:

Hospital respiratory ventilators

The right care at the right time

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Supporting ease of ventilator use

Streamline workflow to accelerate care delivery

Philips ventilators are designed to be easy to use and simple to maintain. The intuitive, graphical user interfaces and menus are created to simplify ventilator set-up and boost productivity. Advanced, automated features, such as mask auto-calibration, can save time, and built-in monitoring alerts you to patients’ changing conditions. Together, these advances can help to improve workflow.

Helping transition patients home

Patients who learn about their obstructive sleep apnea in the hospital can ease their transition to home by learning to use the V30 Auto while they are in the hospital.

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Hospital ventilation masks – flexibility and ease, for you and your patients

 

Length of therapy, the type of delivery device, safety features and the patient’s facial features are all factors to consider when selecting a mask. Philips respiratory masks and interfaces offer a range of options to help you make quick transitions while minimizing skin irritation.

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Consumables and supplies
 

Our medical supplies promote your initiatives to help protect against hospital-acquired infection, such as our DEP with expiration port and filter, which is designed to help protect clinicians from bacteria and viruses.

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References

1. Carteaux C, Lyazidi A, Cordoba-Izquierdo A, Vignaux L, Jolliet P, Thille AW, Richard J, Brochard L. Patient-ventilator asynchrony during noninvasive ventilation: A bench and clinical study. Chest. 2012;142(2):367-376.

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