Gas Consumption Analytics provides you with tailored clinical and economic insight into the gas and anaesthetic agent consumption of your Dräger Perseus A500 and Atlan-family anaesthesia machines to help you reduce consumption. 

• Analyse the volume and cost of consumption of sevoflurane, isoflurane and desflurane, as well as nitrous oxide, oxygen and medical air.
• Review your performance and improvements in anaesthetic and gas use reduction with indicators such as efficiency (uptake vs consumption), cost per case, total cost and fresh gas flows used.
• Filter the data by selecting single operating rooms or cases, case durations, specific time frames.

Gas Consumption Analytics visualises the pollution caused by consumed anaesthetic agents. With the climate-damaging potency of volatile anaesthetics being significantly higher than that of carbon dioxide, you can quickly visualise the CO2 equivalent of a distance driven by a car.

With Gas Consumption Analytics, you receive an overview of the flow settings being used during anaesthetic procedures. This provides the possibility to implement patient protecting low- and minimal-flow practices. These practices are suitable for maintaining the optimal breathing gas temperature and keeping the right level of humidification of respiratory gases, supporting lung protective ventilation of patients.

For individual reporting purposes or subsequent analysis, the collected data can be exported from Dräger Connect into a spreadsheet.

The Dräger Connect cloud solution is designed with security and data privacy in mind. Device data are transferred, collected and analysed. Data is sent securely from the ServiceConnect Gateway installed in the hospital network via a secured VPN tunnel to the Microsoft^® Azure cloud storage. Authorised users can access the services of Dräger Connect from desktop PCs or mobile devices via a secured connection to the cloud server.

Besides Gas Consumption Analytics, Dräger Connect features dashboards for the analytics of your fleet management, mechanical ventilation quality, OR readiness and alarm management (additional subscriptions required).