ND10 Patient Monitor

Valuing Simplicity

In the domain of medical technology and devices, the pursuit of simplicity often results in more effective healthcare outcomes. This ethos is evident in the development of the Comen ND series, where the emphasis on simplicity extends across the entire user experience. Not only is it designed to be easy to learn, operate, and maintain, but monitoring patients is also seamlessly integrated. However, it’s essential to note that the simplicity of the Comen ND series doesn’t compromise its capabilities. Despite its user-friendly design, the device boasts sophisticated features that exceed initial expectations.

As Friendly as you are

Simple and intuitive user interfaces reduce the learning curve for healthcare professionals and patients, ensuring that the technology is accessible to a wider audience.

ND series launches three dimensions including 10, 12 and 15 inches.

Accessory storage is common requirements from caregivers. ND series devel- ops practical cabinet for storing idle accessories and provide on time sup- port in need.

In considering the comfort of caregiver while viewing the monitor, ND series implement the design of tilting screen with 10 degrees.

For cleaning and disinfection, the board of accessories cabinet is flexible and rotatable. While pulling it up, the board can be rotated horizontally.

Streamlined functionalities and straightforward operation contribute to faster and more efficient healthcare processes. This is particularly important in critical situations where quick responses are essential.

Reduce Complexity

Minimizing complexity helps in avoiding confusion and errors.

ND series succeeds the user interface design from Comen KPro series and N series. It enables the user to complete all operations in three presses.

Furthermore, caregivers can swipe the screen to view four customized interfaces as required. It effectively minimizes the complexity of patient information and vital signs searching.

For daily monitoring, ND series offer comprehensive Clinical Assistive Applications (CAA) to the caregivers and clinicians. It is incorporated by Early Warning Scores (EWS), Critical congenital heart disease (CCHD), SepsisGuide, Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), and 24 hours ECG summary.