i-STAT in critical care

STREAMLINE TESTING. STANDARDIZE QUALITY CARE.

STREAMLINE TESTING.
STANDARDIZE QUALITY CARE.

i‑STAT empowers your critical care team to scale capacity, improve patient care and help ensure staff safety.

Bedside testing with the i-STAT System does more than accelerate answers. Today, critical care areas such as the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) are being shaped by the need to establish goal-directed therapy, vent weaning and patient safety protocols. Key challenges facing critical care units include the need to reduce patient length of stay (LOS) while reducing costs and staff turnover. The i‑STAT System provides clinicians the ability to minimize testing-process inefficiencies while providing lab-quality results at the patient bedside in minutes.

Using just two to three drops of blood, the i‑STAT System analyzes the patient sample with minimal steps – reducing the traditional pre-analytical steps to just one.

meeting the current challenges of critical care delivery

expanding capacity

conserving resources

maintaining safety

maintaining the highest standards of critical care

your ideal diagnostic solution

With a broad menu of tests on a single bedside platform, i-STAT can help reduce process inefficiencies, improve hospital supply/PPE utilization, and enhance protection for patients and staff.

expanding capacity

Informs critical decisions at the patient's bedside
- Promotes collaborative, patient-centric care
- Enables rapid treatment decisions
- Reduces vent weaning time

conserving resources

Reduces complex steps and streamlines workflow
Optimizes resource utilization, including PPE conservation
Provides portability and flexibility
- Helps meet surge demand
- Enables use in non-traditional ICU settings

maintaining safety

Offers excellent precision and lab-quality results
Reduces risk of sample handling errors
Supports infection prevention
- Decreases travel between areas of the hospital
- Simple disinfection protocol and singile-use cartidges

real-world evidence

Implementing bedside testing helped the critical care team in a New York City hospital significantly improve performance acress multiple measures of success^1,2

decreased incidence of infections to

0%

decreased blood product utilization by

36%

decreased mean mechanical vent time to

160 min

reduced length of
stay by

44%

lowered mortality
rate by

0.1%

reduced total costs of care by

47%

The results shown here are specific to one healthcare facility and may differ from those achieved by other institutions.

NEONATAL ICU

Respiratory Therapy

Cardiovascular or

Cardiovascular icu

CATH LAB

NEONATAL ICU

Respiratory Therapy

Cardiovascular or

Cardiovascular icu

CATH LAB

NEONATAL ICU

Respiratory Therapy

Cardiovascular or

Cardiovascular icu

CATH LAB

supporting care during a pandemic

"Any time our care team members enter or exit the COVID-19 ICU, it increases risk of cross contamination and uses another set of PPE. So every test that can be run at the point of care, we do."

vicki carver, manager of respiratory therapy
pulmonary diagnostics services and ekg

Aligns with CDC recommendations stating that whenever possible, perform procedures/tests in the patient's room.³
- Helps meet surge demand, even during peak times
- Enables use in non-traditional ICU settings
- Drives efficiency and PPE conservation
Helps reduce infection risk
- Eliminates sample transport throughout the hospital
- Limits exposure to potentially infectious bodily fluids during testing
Facilitates reduction in time on mechanical ventilation and associated risks

055323 Rev A_Charles Oribabor: The Role of Point of Care Testing in Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care. Data on File with Abbott Point of Care.
Charles Oribabor New York Methodist Cardiac Surgery: 2010 Program Outcomes - NY State Data.
Infection Control: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, July, 2020

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i-STAT in critical care

i-STAT in critical care

STREAMLINE TESTING. STANDARDIZE QUALITY CARE.

STREAMLINE TESTING. STANDARDIZE QUALITY CARE.

i‑STAT empowers your critical care team to scale capacity, improve patient care and help ensure staff safety.

Using just two to three drops of blood, the i‑STAT System analyzes the patient sample with minimal steps – reducing the traditional pre-analytical steps to just one.

meeting the current challenges of critical care delivery

expanding capacity

conserving resources

maintaining safety

maintaining the highest standards of critical care

your ideal diagnostic solution

expanding capacity

conserving resources

maintaining safety

real-world evidence

decreased incidence of infections to

0%

decreased blood product utilization by

36%

decreased mean mechanical vent time to

160 min

reduced length of stay by

44%

lowered mortality rate by

0.1%

reduced total costs of care by

47%

NEONATAL ICU

Respiratory Therapy

Cardiovascular or

Cardiovascular icu

CATH LAB

NEONATAL ICU

Respiratory Therapy

Cardiovascular or

Cardiovascular icu

CATH LAB

NEONATAL ICU

Respiratory Therapy

Cardiovascular or

Cardiovascular icu

CATH LAB

supporting care during a pandemic

vicki carver, manager of respiratory therapy pulmonary diagnostics services and ekg

References

STREAMLINE TESTING.
STANDARDIZE QUALITY CARE.

reduced length of
stay by

lowered mortality
rate by

vicki carver, manager of respiratory therapy
pulmonary diagnostics services and ekg