Stryker Corporation, announced its EMEA launch of a completely wireless hospital bed, ProCuity™. This bed series was designed to help reduce in-hospital patient falls at all acuity levels and improve nurse workflow efficiencies and safety. It can connect seamlessly to nurse call systems without the use of cables or wires. Set at a low height of 29.2 cm, ProCuity is ergonomically designed with the latest technologies to promote safe patient handling and help reduce fall-related injuries, including intuitive patient positioning and bed alarms as well as ergonomic side rails. Helping to address nurse call cable connectivity issues prevalent in hospitals, ProCuity can be equipped with fully wireless features. Additionally, the bed's easy-to-use touchscreens and other key components are designed to make the job of caregivers easier and more efficient, while providing for a more enhanced patient experience. Completely Wireless: ProCuity's Secure® Connect™ wireless solution allows the bed to connect without cables to nurse call systems. Additionally, with iBed Wireless, bed data, including bed configuration and exit alarm activity, are wirelessly compatible with facilities' hospital information systems (HIS)1. To help give caregivers increased visibility to safe bed configuration and bed exit alarm activity, ProCuity can also integrate with Stryker's optional patient-centric clinical dashboard, iBed Vision. Intuitive Patient and Bed Monitoring Systems: ProCuity's exclusive Adaptive Bed Alarm uses load cell technology to sense a patient's weight and alert nurses if a patient is out of position or has left the bed. With ProCuity's iBed™ Watch system, all operational aspects of the bed, including side rail positioning, head of bed angle and height, are monitored. Caregivers are alerted if any components are out of position. Standard, Customizable Platform: From MedSurg units to the ICU, the ProCuity bed series is designed to meet all patient acuity levels making standardization across hospitals easier, while reducing hospital costs associated with renting specialty beds and the need for bed transfers and extra staff. Enhanced Patient Experience: To provide greater flexibility for taller patients, ProCuity has an integrated bed extender, which allows the bed to stretch an additional 30 cm in length. It also comes with a USB port and holder to allow patients to charge and store personal electronic devices like phones. Global Launch: ProCuity will be launched globally in over 70 countries, with a market focus in North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia/New Zealand, and Asia.
Stryker Corporation is one of the world's leaders in designing, manufacturing, and selling orthopedic equipments. Net sales break down by family of products as follows:
- surgical equipments and neurotechnology products (57.5%): electric motorized surgical instruments, surgical navigation systems, endoscopy equipment, digital imaging systems, neurosurgery equipments, neurovascular devices, etc. The group also offers hospital beds, gurneys, stretchers, and emergency room equipment;
- orthopedic implants (42.5%): joint prostheses, traumatology implants, micro-implants, orthopedic cement, orthobiology products, etc. The group also provides spinal implants.
At the end of 2022, the group had 48 production sites worldwide.
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: the United States (73.9%), Europe/Middle East/Africa (12.7%), Asia/Pacific (10.2%) and other (3.2%).
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