Cardinal Health launches new medical device for the continuous monitoring of three essential vital signs in one system
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- New product launch expands Cardinal Health's medical device portfolio in the growing patient monitoring market
- Single-patient use design helps reduce cross-contamination and potential infections, potentially lowering hospital readmissions
- Proprietary technology reduces false alarms and motion artifacts, improving clinical efficiency
- Product is eligible for medical device reprocessing, offering potential cost benefits for healthcare providers
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Kendall DL™ Multi System simplifies patient monitoring, drives efficiencies for providers
"This innovative addition to the Kendall DL portfolio removes complexity for busy care teams, and at the same time, helps enhance clinical performance with multi-parameter monitoring," said Rachel Schott, global vice president for specialty products at Cardinal Health. "The product streamlines steps that clinicians must follow to provide effective care and controls common lead wire clutter with its built-in cable management system."
The Kendall DL™ Multi System offers a proprietary design that features clinically proven technology to reduce the incidence of false "leads off" alarms2 (i.e., indications that wires connected to the patient's body are not properly connected), as well as motion-related artifacts in electrocardiogram (ECG) tracings,† which are recorded disturbances due to a patient's movement. This yields cleaner ECG tracings and allows clinicians to more effectively prioritize the care they need to administer.
As a single-patient use product, the system helps reduce cross contamination related to reusable lead wires for the monitoring of cardiac activity, blood oxygen level and temperature.1 This helps lower the chance of infection and the need for additional hospital days or readmissions.3 The system is eligible for medical device reprocessing through Cardinal Health.
"By enabling more efficient workflows and driving clinical excellence, this new solution can potentially support the financial performance of healthcare providers," Schott said. "Expanding our Kendall DL offerings demonstrates our commitment to providing products designed to address multiple clinical and operational challenges across healthcare organizations, and builds upon our legacy of safe, high-quality patient monitoring solutions providers have come to trust."
The Kendall DL™ Multi System is now available for health systems in the
About Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health is a distributor of pharmaceuticals and specialty products; a global manufacturer and distributor of medical and laboratory products; a supplier of home-health and direct-to-patient products and services; an operator of nuclear pharmacies and manufacturing facilities; and a provider of performance and data solutions. Our company's customer-centric focus drives continuous improvement and leads to innovative solutions that improve people's lives every day. Learn more about Cardinal Health at cardinalhealth.com and in our Newsroom.
Contacts
Media: Brittany Julian, brittany.julian@cardinalhealth.com
Investors: Matt Sims, matt.sims@cardinalhealth.com
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†Cardinal Health Data on File – OEM Grabber Comparisons Report, Dec 2024
1. Brown DQ. Disposable vs reusable electrocardiography leads in development of and cross contamination by resistant bacteria. Crit Care Nurse. 2011 Jun;31(3):62 8. doi: 10.4037/ccn2011874. PMID: 21632593.
2. Albert N, Murray T, Bena J, et al. Differences in alarm events between disposable and reusable electrocardiography lead wires. Am J Crit Care. 2015 Jan;24(1):67-73; quiz 74. doi: 10.4031/ajcc2015663.
3. Saunders R, Hansson Hedblom A. The economic implications of introducing single patient ECG systems for cardiac surgery in
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