The Draeger Evita V800 is designed to improve clinical workflows and support lung protection for patients of all ages.


RT’s Three Key Takeaways:

  1. Versatile Patient Care: The ventilation system is designed to support various acuity levels across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations.
  2. Streamlined Interface: The device utilizes glass touch technology and an ergonomic design to support intuitive operation and clinical efficiency.
  3. Enhanced Mobility: Optional hardware components enable flexible patient transport and early mobilization within the healthcare environment.


Draeger offers the Evita V800, a ventilation system that combines high-performance respiratory support with an ergonomic design. The patient-centered workplace is intended to allow caregivers to manage patients across various acuity levels efficiently, according to the company.

The device features a user interface with glass touch technology to support intuitive operation. This design is aimed at helping healthcare providers maintain efficiency and cost-effectiveness while treating patients in critical care settings.

For clinical application, the Evita V800 offers tools for lung protective ventilation strategies. These tools are available for use with adults, pediatrics, and neonates. The system also supports High Flow Therapy to maintain non-invasive ventilation (NIV) as long as possible and provides synchronized weaning to assist in patient recovery, according to product specifications.

Beyond respiratory support, the system is designed to facilitate early mobilization and flexible patient transport through optional hardware components. Draeger also highlighted the role of medical device interoperability and cybersecurity in the system, noting that connected devices can help enable new clinical applications in a secure environment.

The company said that the equipment performs optimally when regularly maintained and calibrated by original manufacturer services. Interoperability between medical devices is also intended to support caregivers at the point of care.


Source

  1. https://respiratory-therapy.com/products-treatment/monitoring-treatment/therapy-devices/products-2025-ventilators-critical-care-accessories/
  2. https://www.draeger.com/en-us_us/Products/Evita-V800