Clinical Decision Support On-Line Electronic Help

On-line electronic help

On-line Electronic Help (OLEH), an interactive electronic textbook, provides real-time access to critical anesthesia-related information. It brings clinical decision support information where it’s needed on the patient monitor.

Developed by ESA to reduce anaesthesiology complexities

Rich decision-support information to support high standards of care

Accessible on IntelliVue patient monitors for easy access

Features

Rich decision-support information to support high standards of care

OLEH is well-referenced and documented for the highest standards of care. OLEH offers support resources related to: drugs, perioperative considerations, surgical specialties and sub-specialties, fluids and electrolytes, transfusion medicine, intraoperative complications, regional anaesthesia, post-anesthesia care (recovery), post-operative pain management, emergency protocols (malignant hyperthermia, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and difficult intubation).

Developed by ESA to reduce anaesthesiology complexities

OLEH was developed by the European Society of Anaesthesiology (ESA) to address the complexities of anesthesiology practice. It aims to reduce errors and increase workflow efficiency. As exclusive founding sponsor of the OLEH project, Philips Medical Systems worked with the ESA and OLEH’s authors to make this valuable decision-support tool available to anesthesiologists. OLEH runs on IntelliVue patient monitors, stand-alone PCs or dual display Philips IntelliVue Information Center. It is available in English only.

Accessible on IntelliVue patient monitors for easy access

OLEH’s intuitive user interface allows quick access to critical anesthesia-related information on Philips IntelliVue patient monitors even in emergency situations. OLEH appears on the monitor screen along with physiological data. OLEH is delivered via portal technology, which uses the Philips Tunneling Control Engine to prioritize physiological measurements, monitoring information, and alarm notifications.

Disclaimer

1 Yusim Y, Berkenstadt H, Ziv A, Livingstone D, Katzenelson R, Perel A. A point-of-care information system improves residents decision-making in simulated anesthesia scenarios. Euro J Anaesth 2003;20:Suppl 30, A 22.

2 Berkenstadt H, Yusim Y, Ziv A, Livingstone D, Perel A. A point of care information system reduce the incidence of potentially life threatening mistakes in simulated anesthesia scenarios. Anesthesiology 2003; 99: A1353.

3 Perel A. European Society develops On-Line Help system. Newsletter of the Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation, 17:40, 2002.

4 Perel A. Improving patient safety by point of care information. Hospital Critical Care 3(1), 2003.

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Rich decision-support information to support high standards of care

Developed by ESA to reduce anaesthesiology complexities

Accessible on IntelliVue patient monitors for easy access