Collaboration Live for tele-ultrasound
Extend your team without expanding it Remote access with diagnostic confidence
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Collaboration Live for tele-ultrasound
Extend your team without expanding it Remote access with diagnostic confidence
Dit product is niet meer beschikbaar
HC989606710201Echografie
Collaboration Live is the first integrated telemedicine tool with diagnostic quality. Securely talk, text, screen share and video stream directly from the ultrasound system to a PC or mobile device¹ allowing you to extend your team without expanding it. Give care team members access to on-demand experts for real-time remote clinical diagnosis with remote system control, decision support on complex exams and training on care protocols.¹ Now your team can finally be in multiple places at once, allowing you to enhance patient and staff experiences, improve workflow efficiencies and drive better outcomes.
Extend access to care
Extend consistency of care
Extend capacity of care teams
Specificaties
- General
- Whitelisted domains
- We recommend whitelisting the following: *.iitreacts.com, *.reacts.com.
- Minimum bandwidth
- 0.5 Mbit/s upload and 0.5 Mbit/s download is required for connectivity.
- Recommended bandwidth
- For optimal performance, 1.0 Mbit/s upload and 1.0 Mbit/s download.
- Ultrasound platform version requirements
- Collaboration Live:
- Minimum software requirement 7.0.5, EPIQ and Affiniti only
- Collaboration Live with diagnostic quality and mobile access:
- Diagnostic quality and mobile access require 9.0 or higher, EPIQ and Affiniti only
Disclaimer
¹Contract required. For use with Philips Affiniti or EPIQ ultrasound systems release 7.0.5 or higher. Collaboration Live with diagnostic quality and mobile access require 9.0 or higher. Remote control requires Windows device. Contact your local Philips representative for availability in your area.
²Prospective study of 30 subjects undergoing routine obstetric ultrasound imaging, New Mexico, USA. Michael S. Ruma, et al., The Use of a Novel Telemedicine Tool in Perinatology [abstract], 30th ISUOG World Congress, 2020. Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.