ICU practice seeks funding for pre-surgery algorithm
Critical Care Partners, which has already signed multimillion-euro contracts with two hospitals, claims the algorithm can hugely improve efficiency
Critical Care Partners has signed multimillion-euro contracts with two hospitals and is seeking funding to develop a pre-surgery screening algorithm it claims can significantly improve efficiency.
CCP is a practice of 17 ICU consultants and anaesthesiologists which was founded in 2014 and runs the intensive care unit at the Beacon Hospital.
In addition to its long-standing arrangement with the Beacon, CCP has now signed deals with St John of God Hospital in Stillorgan, Co Dublin and UPMC...
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