by Adam Rasp | Jun 13, 2025 | Articles
Hospitals are often hectic environments with many interconnected processes. One of the most critical is the transport of patients between floors and departments. It is estimated that larger hospitals manage an average of 250-300 patient transports per day.¹ While...
by Adam Rasp | Jun 10, 2025 | Articles
Do your NIV patients ever experience fogging or condensation in their masks? In combination with a high respiratory rate (RR) and elevated PaCO₂, it may indicate that the patient is rebreathing their own CO2 as the flow inside the mask is insufficient to effectively...
by Christie Penzol | Jun 6, 2025 | Articles
Select the Mask Based on the Patient’s Needs, Not the Ventilator’s Patient Comfort. Unmatched Leak Compensation. Optimal Synchrony. One of the keys to successful NIV ventilation is a well-fitting mask. Not all faces are the same, so mask selection can be...
by Christie Penzol | May 21, 2025 | Articles
The Problem with Today’s Non-Invasive Ventilation One of the keys to successful NIV ventilation is a well-fitting mask. Not all faces are the same, so mask selection can be troublesome, especially when mask options are limited by the type of ventilator being used....
by r-anderson | May 19, 2025 | Articles
Innovative, Intelligent SMART Trigger Provides Optimal Synchrony And Reduces Patient Effort Improve Trigger Detection, Reduce Trigger Delays And Immediately Deliver Required Flows Severe or variable leaks are common factors in NIV failure. Synchrony is critical for...
by Adam Rasp | May 14, 2025 | Articles
Solutions In Critical Care will attend the 28th Annual First There First Care (FTFC) Gathering Of Eagles Conference on June 9-13 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL. EMS professionals will be able to participate in advanced...
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