Podpora klinickými znalostmi
—Jako specialisté na akutní péči se snažíme předávat své znalosti a zkušenosti lidem pracujícím v akutní péči. Níže naleznete řadu vzdělávacích materiálů, které vám pomohou při vaší práci, jako jsou produktová školení, klinické brožury, produktová videa a případové studie.
Evita V800/Babylog VN800
Savina 300 Simulator
Savina 300 SW 5.n Simulator
Perseus A500 SW version 1.n
Perseus A500 SW version 2.n
Evita V500 Simulator
Babylog VN500 Simulator
Oxylog® 3000 Plus Trainer
Primus® Trainer
Primus Infinity® Empowered Product Trainer
Did you know? (NIF)
The Negative Inspiratory Force Index (NIF)
Did you know? (C20/C)
The C20C Index
Did you know? (P0.1)
What is it? How is it measured? Why is it relevant? Why is it helpful to improve the outcome?
Did you know? (PPS)
Proportional Pressure Support
Did you know? (Trigger)
The Inspiratory and Expiratory Trigger
Did you know? (MMV)
Mandatory Minute Ventilation (MMV)
Did you know? (Autoflow)
Autoflow: What is it, why is it relevant and why is it helpful to improve the outcome?
Did you know? (Quick Setting)
QuickSet: What is it, how to use it, why is it relevant and why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (Pressure Link)
Pressure Link: What is it, how to use it, why is it relevant and why is it helpful to improve outcomes?
Did you know? (Avoiding Pressure Ulcers in NIV)
Avoiding Pressure Ulcers in NIV: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (APRV)
Airway Pressure Release Ventilation: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (Volume Guarantee)
Volume Guarantee: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (Autorelease)
Autorelease: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (Variable Pressure Support)
Variable Pressure Support: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (Time Constant)
Time Constant: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (SPV)
Smart Pulmonary View: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (ETCO2)
ETCO2 Monitoring: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (PEEPi)
PEEPi: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (VDS)
Dead Space Volume: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (CO2 Production)
CO2 Production: What is it, why is it helpful to improve outcomes and how to avoid it?
Did you know? (Incremental PEEP and Pinsp)
Incremental PEEP and Pinsp: How to perform it with a Dräger ventilator?
Did you know? (40 by 40)
Sustained Inflation – 40 by 40: Description, how to perform it with a Dräger ventilator and examples
Did you know? (Continuous distending pressure)
Sustained Inflation – Continuous distending pressure: Description and how to perform it with a Dräger ventilator
Did you know? (Intermittent Sighs)
Intermittent Sighs/ Intermittent High level of PEEP: Description, how to perform it with a Dräger ventilator and examples
Did you know? (Leak Compensation)
Leak Compensation: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (Volume Support)
Volume Support: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (Leak Adaptation)
Leak Adaptation: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (ATC)
ATC: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (Manual Disconnection and anti-air shower)
Manual Disconnection and anti-air shower: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (Smartcare/PS)
Smartcare/PS: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Did you know? (Suction Manoeuvre)
Suction Manoeuvre: What is it? How is it working? Why is it helpful to improve outcome?
Smarter Anesthesia Dosing
Keeping the right balance is hard when mixing anesthesia drugs.
Why Dräger Original Sample Lines?
See how the sample line and the related gas analyzer are working in a team.
Why use Dräger Original Accessories? - Ventstar Oxylog
Why is flow measurement important and how does it work?
Why use Dräger Original Accessories? - Flow Sensor
Why is flow measurement important in ICU and anesthesia ventilators?
Why use Dräger Original Accessories? - CO2 Cuvette
See how why CO2 Monitoring is important and the advantages of orginial CO2 Cuvettes
Use of patient filters in anaesthesia
Mechanical vs. Electrostatic filter
High-Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation
Theory and Practical Applications
Author: Jane Pillow
AutoFlow®
The Oxylog 3000 plus incorporates the benefits of pressure controlled ventilation into volume controlled ventilation.
Breathing Book
Spontaneous breathing during artificial ventilation
Electrical Impedance Tomography
The realisation of regional ventilation monitoring
Authors: Eckhard Teschner, Michael Imhoff & Steffen Leonhardt
It began with the pulmotor
The History of Mechanical Ventilation
Author: Ernst Bahns
New ventilation modes in intensive care
Author: Karin Deden
Paediatric anaesthesia
Authors: Dr. K. Rupp, Dr. J. Holzki, Dr. T. Fischer and Dr. C. Keller
The History of Anaesthesia at Dräger
Volume I
Pressure Support Ventilation
A New Triggered Ventilation Mode for Neonates
Authors: Jean Christophe Rozé and Thomas Krüger
Protective Ventilation
Author: Frank Ralfs
SmartCare®/PS
The automated weaning protocol
Authors: Andreas Neumann and Hartmut Schmidt
Volume guarantee
New Approaches in Volume Controlled Ventilation for Neonates
Authors: Jag Ahluwalia, Colin Morley and Hans Georg Wahle
Low-flow, minimal-flow and metabolic-flow anaesthesia
Clinical techniques for use with rebreathing systems
Authors: Christian Hönemann and Bert Mierke
Savina 300 Select - how to use
This video explains the most important functions of Savina 300 Select. It also explains how to prepare and to start operation of the device and moreover how to use and clean it.
Discover the NI ventilator Carina®
This video will show you the most important functionalities of the NI ventilator Carina.
Nottingham City Hospital – Innovative Workplace Design
Nottingham City Hospital chose the Dräger Movita® workplace solution aiming at providing all-round access to the patient, ergonomic positioning and handling of medical equipment, excellent cable management, and a free floor. The new integrated hoist and mobilization system resulted in improved clinical workflow, patient comfort and safety, and staff satisfaction.
Target Controlled Anaesthesia at City Hospitals Sunderland
In February 2012, Dräger Zeus® Infinity Empowered (IE) target controlled capable anaesthetic machines were introduced into all operating theatres within City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust.
Oxygen Therapy – using Dräger Evita
In 2013 Glenfield Hospitals, part of University Hospitals Leicester, changed its approach to using the Dräger Evita. This has enabled the hospital to make cost efficiencies, improve patient comfort and increase ease of use for staff, forming part of a seamless care pathway.
How low can you flow?
Although low- and minimal-flow anaesthesia offers many benefits, successful adoption has been hindered by a lack of simple-to-use methods to guide anaesthetists on the efficient usage of volatile gases. This is now set to change following an advancement in gas monitoring software, which measures the actual agent consumption versus uptake.
Knowledge based weaning 1
Protocolised Care in the Weaning Process.
Knowledge based weaning 2
Knowledge-Based Systems for Automatic Ventilatory Management
Electrical Impedance Tomography
Committed to guiding daily respiratory therapy and helping prevent lung damage. Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) has received increasing attention from the scientific community for more than 20 years. Its documented contribution to monitoring, quantification and the evaluation of therapeutic measures effectively complements other tools for respiratory monitoring.
Evolution of Weaning with SmartCare®/PS
Improving Intensive Care Unit (ICU) outcomes by reducing ventilator associated complications and ventilator days may be achieved by re-engineering the weaning process 1.
Norwalk Hospital
At Norwalk Hospital, clinicians are reaping the benefits of a multi-tiered platform in one, user-friendly format.
SmartCare®/PS
A case description of a patient who was difficult to wean.
Case Study: SmartCare® “Relentless”
Philip Thaut, respiratory therapist, explains in this interview why SmartCare®/PS became an essential adjunct to the current ventilator management strategy at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo.
Disposable Expiration Valves
In 2009 London’s St Mary’s Hospital Imperial NHS Trust changed from reusable to disposable expiration valves in the adult ICU. The decision, which was based on several factors including improved infection control and ease of use, has also brought the benefits of lower cost and immediate availability.
Derriford Hospital
When choosing patient monitors for its new Cardiac Unit, Derriford Hospital thought beyond a single unit and created a hospital-wide solution where the monitor follows the patient throughout the episode of care – collecting vital signs data without interruption and making clinical data available wherever needed via the network
Volume Guarantee
Initiation and ongoing clinical management of an infant supported by Volume Guarantee – A Case Study
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