Etiometry Co-Authors Award-Winning PCICS Abstract

Receives a Prestigious “Top Abstract” Award at the Pediatric Cardiac
Intensive Care Society (PCICS) International Meeting

MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Etiometry,
a pioneering leader in next-generation patient monitoring, received a
“Top Abstract” award at the PCICS International Meeting for, “Using a
High-Fidelity Physiologic Monitoring System to Evaluate a Clinical
Protocol for Post-Operative Single Ventricle Congenital Heart Disease”.

The abstract illustrates the tremendous value that high-fidelity data
capture brings to the evaluation of the effectiveness of clinical
guidelines. It summarizes the results of a joint study between a major
Boston pediatric hospital and Etiometry that evaluated the use of the
FDA-cleared Etiometry T3
Visualization & Data Aggregation software to track and record a
patient’s physiological state for the purpose of assessing compliance to
a clinical protocol as it relates to outcomes.

According to Etiometry CEO Evan Butler, “This work demonstrates that the
high-frequency, high-fidelity data capture in our T3 software allows for
novel analysis of clinical protocols. It shows how the Etiometry
Platform provides unique insight into the effect of guidelines on
clinical practice by capturing objective and clear evidence of how
patient management is affected by introducing a new standard of care.”

The lead author was Dr. Michael Goldsmith, a pediatric cardiology Fellow
at Boston
Children’s Hospital, and it was co-authored by Boston Children’s
Hospital Pediatric Cardiac Intensivists Dr. Joshua Salvin and Dr. John
Kheir and Etiometry CEO Evan Butler and CTO Dimitar Baronov, PhD. To
learn more about this innovative study, read this blog
authored by Baronov.

About PCICS

The Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Society (PCICS) promotes excellence
in pediatric cardiac care medicine. For more information, visit www.pcics.org.

About Etiometry

Based in Boston, Etiometry provides next-generation patient monitoring
software for hospital ICUs. By consolidating data from many ICU devices,
the Etiometry Platform helps clinicians better understand the trajectory
of their patients by viewing salient clinical information on a single
screen. It fosters more objective communication among care teams and
provides a common platform to analyze the best course of treatment for
ICU patients. For more information, visit www.etiometry.com.

Contacts

Etiometry
Chris Carroll, 978 557-8060
ccarroll@etiometry.com