GE Healthcare
CARESCAPE
R860
Alarm Management
Patient Status
It’s nice to see a
familiar interface
With the inception of the CARESCAPE R860,
we were inspired to create a humancentered user interface that is inherently
familiar the first time you use it. Our
vision is to provide a Human Interface
that provides simple, useful data for
therapy decisions that can be customized
for each patient.
Through hours of observational research
we’ve flattened the learning curve so that
daily activities and in-depth analyses can
be performed efficiently and confidently.
Neonatal patients
The CARESCAPE R860 has conventional
and non-invasive ventilation therapy
modes for neonates including:
• Volume Guaranteed Pressure Support
• nCPAP
Settings
Customizable settings and predictive
protocols help provide clinicians with
information to assess and address
appropriate respiratory therapy to
vulnerable patients. Plus, patient trends
are accessible with a single touch.
Patient Status
Caregiver view preferences can be set
and recalled easily. Accessible through
swipe screen controls, the CARESCAPE
R860 lets you toggle among various
display settings for simple navigation.
Navigation
With the new Human Interface on the
CARESCAPE R860, you are in the director’s
chair. The user interface was designed
with a simple and universal navigation
scheme. So there is no need to drill through
menus searching through settings,
options and data.
Navigation
Lung Protection strategy
The lung is a delicate structure that is
highly sensitive. Mechanical ventilation
can be detrimental if too much volume
or pressure is delivered. And patients
affected by lung disease are highly
susceptible to ventilation-associated
lung injury.1
The Lung Protection tools in the
CARESCAPE R860 calculate FRC,
providing the clinician with data for
determining the optimal PEEP setting
for the patient.
Nutritional assessment measurements not estimates
Appropriate clinical nutrition plays an
important role in helping patients recover
from illness. Yet, approximately 40-50%
of ICU patients are malnourished.2 While
predictive equations are often the only
tool available to assess nutritional status,
studies have shown equations to be
accurate about 30% of the time.3, 4, 5
The CARESCAPE R860 offers advanced
tools for Indirect Calorimetry measurements.
Because the module is integrated with
the ventilator, you continuously capture
gas exchange and energy expenditure
measurements. Clinicians can use this data
to customize nutritional support.
2.Souba, W. Nutritional support.
N Engl J Med 1997; 336: 41.)
3.Malone AM. Nutr Clin Pract. 2002; 17: 21-28.
1.E. D. Moloney and M. J. D. Griffiths,
British Journal of Anaesthesia 92 (2): 261±70 (2004)
4.Matarese LE, Gottschlich MM (eds).
Contemporary Nutrition Support Practice:
A Clinical Guide. 1998: 79-98.
5.Reeves MM. Eur J Clin Nutr. 2003; 57: 1530-1535.
Select a window of time
To view graphic trends...
Travel through time
with a single touch
...historical procedures...
To manage the future you must
understand the past. That was one of
our guiding principles as we explored
how to make traveling between the
past, present and future states of your
ventilated patients easier to navigate.
With the new Human Interface on the
CARESCAPE R860, we’ve enabled you
to access historical patient data with
either a single button touch or swipe.
A touch of brilliance
We designed the CARESCAPE R860
to suit the needs of clinical users
regardless of experience or title. By
placing expert tools in a user-friendly
interface, CARESCAPE R860 is designed
to help clinicians performing routine,
daily activities or in-depth analysis,
The CARESCAPE R860 covers the Past,
Present and Future:
• P
ast: Historical trends presented
in a meaningful context
• P
resent: Customizable views
combining numerics and waveforms
• F uture: Advanced tools for Lung
Protection and Nutrition Assessment
...and alarm history.
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