Earlier Sepsis Risk Prediction
Better-Informed Clinical Decisions
VIOSync SPI® is a CE MDR Class IIa Medical Device Software that analyses routinely collected clinical data to support healthcare professionals in assessing the risk of sepsis development within the next 48 hours for adult inpatients
Trusted by leading hospitals and technology partners
Foundation
VIOSync SPI®
Sepsis Prediction Index
Predicting Sepsis Before It Escalates
Multimodal Data Fusion
Integrates and unifies data from EHRs, monitors, labs, and wearables for a single, complete patient view
Digital Patient Twins
Continuously models each patient’s physiology to precisely detect subtle, real-time changes in clinical status and recomputes the SPI® score every 60 minutes.
Explainable AI
Every SPI® score comes with a clear, clinician-friendly explanation to support confident decision-making
Risk Stratification
Presents a colour-coded SPI® score on a 0–100 scale with associated risk classification (Low, Moderate, High, Very High), trend information, and explanatory factors to support clinical assessment
Our Approach
How VIOSync® Delivers Life-Saving Time
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Secure, bi-directional integration with EHRs and patient monitoring systems to gather all relevant clinical data
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Continuous multi-modal data fusion to create a dynamic, real-time digital twin of the patient’s physiology
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Explainable risk score output, with contributing factors and uncertainty quantification with confidence intervals, presented to the clinician up to 48 hours before signs of clinical deterioration
Benefits
How VIOSync SPI® Transforms Patient Care
VIOSync SPI could drive better outcomes through earlier, more effective intervention, significantly reducing ICU strain, and optimizing care team efficiency
Earlier Intervention
Detect and address deterioration before symptoms become critical
Fewer ICU Transfers
Prevent avoidable ICU admissions by keeping patients stable and safe on the ward
Operational Efficiency
Free up staff time by preventing deterioration and unplanned escalations
Improved Patient Outcomes
Support faster recovery and reduce complications through timely, targeted interventions
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