The Oxxiom from True Wearables is being described as the world’s first wireless, continuous, fully disposable pulse oximeter. The single-use device weighs 3.5 grams and provides more than 24 hours of continuous monitoring.
Read MoreECRI Institute has released a Top 10 Hospital C-Suite Watch List that includes new technologies and procedures expected to affect care delivery over the next 12 to 18 months. The free evidence-based report includes actionable recommendations aimed at helping hospital administrators evaluate the best choices for adoption.
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New tools are emerging in the healthcare space that are so full of potential, it’s anyone’s guess what their impact may be. Some of these trends may prove to be fleeting, or merely a stepping stone to something else, but others may ultimately transform the entire industry.
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The Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety recently conducted a survey among 73 nurses who are members of the American Hospital Association. The results revealed that nurses want safer patient monitoring technology that is wearable, wireless, and interoperable.
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As hospitals are increasingly charged with treating sicker patient populations, patient deterioration often goes unrecognized. Surveillance monitoring, the practice of monitoring patients who have not been identified as being at specific risk, can help increase safety, enhance quality of care, and improve hospital workflow.
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