Philips Tempus Pro Monitor Integration / IntelliSpace Corsium

1. Input each Tempus Pro monitor into AngelTrack's Devices and Equipment List.
   When you do, set the "Manufacturer" to "Philips", and carefully input the serial number.
2. Contact Philips and activate your Philips/Corsium account, if not already done.
3. In your Philips/Corsium account, issue a web-API credential (username and password) for use by AngelTrack. Select "None" for the double encryption option; it is not needed, since all data exchanges will occur over HTTPS. From Corsium you can then email the web-API credentials to yourself.
4. Return to AngelTrack and visit the Philips Configuration item under Settings. Input the Philips web-API URL, web-API username, and web-API password that you issued earlier, and click "Save". Note that these credentials are NOT the same as the URL, username, and password with which you login to Corsium; instead, the web-API URL will look like this:

   https://corsium.com/WebAPI/xxxxxxxxxxx

   ...where "xxxxxxxxxx" is your provider name as registered in Corsium.

5. Configure each Tempus Pro monitor to automatically upload its data to Philips/Corsium.
6. Make sure each Tempus Pro monitor has got the correct date and time set, as this will be used by AngelTrack to match up the Philips case with the AngelTrack dispatch.
7. If your monitors are assigned to specific vehicles, then add them to the equipment lists for those vehicles, using the respective Vehicle Edit pages.
8. Teach your crews that they can activate the Philips download function by visiting the PCR E.C.G. page, picking the correct monitor from the list, and then clicking the gold lightning-bolt.

Limitations

AngelTrack does not pull data from what Philips calls "Live Incidents". Instead, the crew must close out the case in their monitor, and wait for it to upload everything to Corsium, before importing the data into AngelTrack.

AngelTrack's Philips downloader pulls and imports all data for the following events:

• TWELVE_LEADS (including vital signs)
• WAVEFORM (vital signs)
• DEFIB_SHOCK
• DEFIB_PACING

AngelTrack does not pull the other event types, because the monitors sometimes create large numbers of these and they do not fit well into the NEMSIS specification in which your state trauma registry expects a few well-populated PCR records, rather than a large number of sparsely-populated records.

For each of the aforementioned events, AngelTrack will create a PCR Vitals record with all available data filled out. If the snapshot contains any strips, or shocks given, then a matching PCR ECG record will be created alongside it, containing the strip image.

Philips/Corsium imposes a 72-hour limit on case retrieval; after 72 hours, AngelTrack is not allowed to retrieve the case data; thus the crew must perform their PCR bookkeeping within that time period.

AngelTrack imposes a hard limit of 50 records (50 PCR Vitals + 50 PCR ECG) per case imported.