Connexall
Alarm ManagementHTMwire assessment
Connexall is a vendor-neutral clinical alarm management and event-notification middleware platform that ingests alarms and events from patient monitors, nurse call, smart beds, IV pumps, and IT systems, then applies routing and escalation rules to deliver alerts to caregiver endpoints such as smartphones, voice badges, and workstations. It is positioned as enterprise middleware sitting between source systems and care teams. Connexall is a product of GlobeStar Systems, founded in 1992.
Key Features
- ✓ Vendor-neutral alarm aggregation from monitors, nurse call, beds, and pumps
- ✓ Rules-based alarm routing and escalation
- ✓ Alert delivery to smartphones, voice badges, pagers, and workstations
- ✓ Alarm reduction and notification workflow configuration
- ✓ Enterprise-grade event-notification middleware
What It Helps You Do
What Sets Them Apart
Long-established vendor-neutral middleware that integrates with virtually any system touching the patient, from nurse call and monitors to beds and pumps.
How Connexall Uses AI
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Connexall vendor-neutral?
Yes. Connexall is positioned as vendor-neutral middleware that integrates alarms and events across systems from different manufacturers, including nurse call, monitors, beds, and pumps.
What does Connexall integrate with?
Connexall integrates with systems that touch the patient, including patient monitors, nurse call, smart beds, IV pumps, and EHR/ADT systems, and delivers alerts to smartphones and voice badges.
Who makes Connexall?
Connexall is a product of GlobeStar Systems, founded in 1992 by David Tavares and headquartered in Toronto, with a US subsidiary based in Boulder, Colorado.
Does Connexall use AI for alarm management?
Connexall's alarm management is primarily rules- and logic-based for routing and escalation; there is no clear public evidence of machine-learning alarm prediction in the core product.
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