Critical Care iNutrimon transforms clinical nutrition into critical care
A clinically accredited patient nutrition management tool, iNutrimon, enhances critical care.
iNutriMon is a digital nutrition management platform that helps clinicians provide personalized nutrition care to critically ill patients. The platform uses artificial intelligence to assess patients’ nutritional needs, develop individualized nutrition plans, and track patient progress.
Why iNutriMon?
The iNutrimon platform is a meticulously designed digital solution that has undergone clinical validation. It is specifically tailored for dieticians and healthcare professionals. This cutting-edge platform is dedicated to providing top-notch nutrition care to individuals who are critically ill. It utilizes the capabilities of artificial intelligence to enhance its effectiveness.
In addition, it meticulously monitors patients’ progress, allowing clinicians to provide the highest quality care by making decisions based on the most up-to-date research and creating tailored plans of care. Inutrimon has been shown to improve patient outcomes in intensive care units. Patients in a trial who had their nutrition monitored with inutrimon spent less time in the intensive care unit, had fewer issues, and had a lower chance of recurrence compared to patients who did not.
iNutrimon in critical care
Once patient admit to critical care unit iNutrimon streamlines nutritional assessments.
iNutrimon is equipped with multiple nutrition screening and assessment tools which dieticians can utilise as per the evidence based guidelines or protocols.Nutritional assessment is an essential part of critical care because it not only identifies and treats malnutrition but also significantly improves the quality of life, recovery, and general health of patients with critical illnesses. It is crucial to the overall management of critical care.
Nutritional assessment helps to evaluate patients metabolic needs based on their current clinical condition. Secondly, Based on evidence based guidelines iNutrimon helps to set clear nutrition goals and determine the appropriate way of nutrition support.
iNutrimon provide multiple ways to initiate nutrition support
- NBM – In critical care unit, patient kept on nil by mouth in various indications such as preoperative phase, postoperative phase, gastrointestinal issues like bowel obstruction or perforation , severe illness such as sever or acute pancreatitis.The length of NBM varies according to the particular clinical state and the advice of the medical staff.The patient’s health stabilizes once the underlying problem or surgical procedure is taken care of, and then they normally progressively switch from NBM to oral or enteral feeding as tolerated.
iNutrimon has the NBM update feature, which helps to initiate further line of nutrition therapy
2. Enteral nutrition – Enteral nutrition is indicated when a patient is unable to tolerate oral intake due to conditions such as mechanical ventilation, impaired consciousness, gastrointestinal dysfunction, or severe injuries that prevent them from eating normally.
iNutrimon provides multiple enteral routes, as below
- Nasojejunal
- Nasogastric
- Jejunostomy tube
- Orogastric
- Orojejunal
- Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy
3. Parenetral nutrition- PN is indicated in critically ill patients when they are unable to tolerate or absorb nutrients through the GI tract due to conditions such as severe pancreatitis, bowel obstruction, high-output enterocutaneous fistulas, or post-operative ileus. It is also used when enteral nutrition is contraindicated, not feasible, or insufficient to meet the patient’s nutritional requirements. In iNutrimon, parental nutrition can be planned through a central or peripheral route
- Assessing accurate nutrition intake – Dieticians or nurses can update patients actual intake in iNutrimon.
- Calculating deficit – actual intake of patients—helps identify the nutrient deficit
- Achieving target requirements- once deficit is calculated, inutrimon helps to achieve target nutrition requirements