Clinical Evaluation of the Vios Monitoring System – Initial Report of a Pilot Study

In a recent clinical pilot study, the Vios Monitoring System was evaluated against existing monitoring technology for the accuracy of data being transmitted as well as clinician and patient user experiences.

Conducted at CARE Hospitals in Hyderabad, India, the study included 55 adult patients being monitored within a cardiac step-down unit following cardiac catheterization. Data was acquired simultaneously by the Vios system and existing bedside monitor. Data points monitored by each system included ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, pulse rate, and posture.

Study Results

• Significant agreement between the traditional monitoring system and the Vios system, with patient posture being accurately reflected 100 percent of the time.
• For ease of use, 93 percent of clinicians preferred the in-hospital Vios system over the existing monitoring solution.
• 93 percent of patients preferred wearing the wireless Vios Chest Sensor over the standard tethered bedside monitor.

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