2012 - Year for mHealth?
Providing healthcare monitoring over that infrastructure changes the rules of the game.
Read Moreby Bridget Moorman | Remote Monitoring, Strategy & Planning | 4 |
Providing healthcare monitoring over that infrastructure changes the rules of the game.
Read Moreby John Zaleski | Connectivity, Strategy & Planning | 28 |
I believe it is key to recognize that providing access to information seamlessly ultimately enhances business cases.
Read MoreGulp. This makes the initial R&D costs seem like a bargain.
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Company Profiles | 0 |
Great news in Healthcare IT News: LiveData has been awarded a $70,000 Small Business Innovation grant in order to develop a plug-and-play feature to implement standards for OR workflow and medical device interoperability. The...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Patient Safety | 0 |
Self proclaimed the, “oldest guy with a computer science degree,” John Rushby with SRI International started the second day with a presentation on Accidental Systems. Using aviation as a model, Rushby discussed interactive...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Housekeeping | 0 |
Robert North, PhD, chief scientist of Human Centered Strategies, and participant in the AAMI committee that is updating the human interaction standards, highlights the impact of user interface design on medical device safety. In...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Patient Safety, Standards & Regulatory | 0 |
After the break, Julian Goldman provided a brief update on the MD PnP program. First, Goldman presented ways integrated systems can support safety, using examples from non-healthcare applications. The classic example from...
Read MoreI really couldn't fit the actual title of this event into the title field of my blog software, so I had to wing it. The actual name is: The Improving Patient Safety through Medical Device Interoperability and High Confidence...
Read Moreby Tim Gee | Real Time Location Systems | 2 |
First up today, the Clinical Engineering Symposium: Medical Device Integration Projects. A panel of rock stars will present case studies on medical device connectivity. Steve Grimes kicked things off to a full house - SRO,...
Read MoreMedical device connectivity is the foundation for the evolution of medical devices to information appliances. These devices gather information that support the automation of workflow, improve patient safety to reduce sentinel events, relieve care interruptions and improve overall efficiency and satisfaction of both staff and patients. We help medical device vendors, startups, and providers with their connectivity options and strategies so that they can improve workflow, provide access to their medical device data and take advantage of integration with their information and EMR systems.
Manual tasks can be error prone and often inefficient. Effective workflow automation improves the accuracy, timeliness and completeness clinical data and care delivery.
Automation that delivers fewer steps and less time increase productivity, leaving more time for direct patient care.
Proper selection and deployment of point of care technologies can directly impact patient safety, reducing sentinel events related to hand-offs, delays in care, failure-to-rescue and more.
Efficient admissions, timely discharges and rapid room turnovers can all contribute to increased room utilization and patient throughput.
Catching otherwise missed opportunities, like avoiding unnecessary transfers and delays in the discharge process, can reduce patients’ length of stay.
The right constellation of point of care solutions can improve HCAHPS scores and staff satisfaction.
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