Critical Care
In Critical Care we Value Life by developing the essential devices needed to deliver life-saving care for high risk patients. From monitoring and critical access, to infection prevention and safety, we provide excellent products supported by unrivalled training and education.
Our dedicated business unit therapy areas provide an agile service so you have the support you need from multi-disciplinary teams that are specialists in their field.
This means we are able to commit to:
- Giving patients the best possible outcomes
- Enabling clinicians to deliver optimum care
- Offering solutions to meet all your needs
- Providing a service our employees are proud of.
Support for your department, Trust, and patients
Training & Education
To ensure you get the best out of your Vygon devices, our team of Product Specialists and Clinical Nurse Advisors are on-hand to provide expert in-service training for your team of healthcare professionals.
Patient Education
Patient Education is at the heart of what we do. Whether that’s helping to support patients, parents and children in hospital, or when they receive treatment in the community.
Meet the Team
At Vygon our focus is to be the best in class; to understand the world we work in and how our products fit into that world. Our dedicated sales team backed up by experts at our UK headquarters – ensures our customers get the support they need on the ground as well as in the community.
To deliver an excellent service there is no substitute for first-hand experience and knowledge of the issues and pressures healthcare professionals face when treating and caring for patients. That’s why we are proud to have Clinical Nurse Advisors and Haemodynamic Specialists in the Vygon Critical Care team. As highly accomplished specialists in their fields, our Clinical Nurse Advisors and Haemodynamic Specialists offer a premium level of valuable support.
With their expertise we have produced evidenced based competency frameworks incorporating national and local policies that cover how to use and care for our products. The level of detail and skill in our implementation training pack ages ensures that our Clinical Nurse Advisors and Haemodynamic Specialists are able to guide clinicians and clinical teams from evaluation to adoption and beyond.
We achieve success by partnering with NHS teams and providing effective learning opportunities that comply with the principles of Continuing Professional Development. Our support is there on an ongoing basis through our educational and training programmes as well as our learning resources and on-site education. In short, the support never stops!
Hannah Keen
Haemodynamic Specialist
Hannah joined the Vygon team in 2025 and is passionate about making a difference in healthcare by working with clinicians to improve patient outcomes. Hannah supports clinical teams based in the North of the UK to implement haemodynamic monitoring in their units and drive best practice.
She brings with her experience from intensive care units catering for all specialities, including paediatrics. Hannah also brings a global perspective, as she has trained and worked in ICU departments in Houston, before spending five years in an ICU department in New Zealand.
Francesco Maria
Haemodynamic Specialist
Francesco joined Vygon in 2024, bringing with him a wealth of expertise in Cardiovascular, Respiratory, and Intensive Care. Graduating from the University La Sapienza of Rome he has accumulated 18 years of experience, initially in Italy and later at Barts NHS Trust in London.
His educational journey includes a master’s in management for Nursing and Professional Health, as well as Intensive Care Core Skills from City University of London. This diverse background equips Francesco with a deep understanding of critical care and cardiovascular health, enabling him to support and innovate patient care effectively.
Our Product ranges
We provide Critical Care solutions for when your patients need it the most.
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