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    AirStrip Technologies and CCSI Enhance Remote Perinatal Monitoring Solution; Partnership Designed to Improve Safety, Communication
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    Together, AirStrip OB and OBIX provide an enhanced system that ultimately seeks to improve patient outcomes." "We are proud to be leading the movement toward setting a new standard of care in obstetrics" said AirStrip President and CMO Dr. Cameron Powell. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
    We are proud to be leading the movement toward setting a new standard of care in obstetrics
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 11 months ago
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AirStrip Technologies and CCSI Enhance Remote Perinatal Monitoring Solution; Partnership Designed to Improve Safety, Communication
  1. An Independent Report from Healthcare Executives and Professionals: Labor and Delivery
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 11 months ago
  2. We are excited to take this major step forward in improving the value of the OBIX system to our customers ... By joining forces with AirStrip, we reinforce our commitment to the connectivity of our customers to vital clinical data, anytime, anywhere and offer caregivers the ability to greatly improve th...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 11 months ago

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