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It’s Not Adding Up: How Interval Monitoring Creates Gaps in the Sepsis Storyline
Interval monitoring is like watching a movie where every few minutes the film suddenly cuts to a new scene that picks up the story at a later point in time. An eagle-eyed viewer may be able to fill in the blanks, but critical plot points may have been lost due to those abrupt edits.
Using Real-Time Data to Impede the ‘Quiet Killer’
Every year more than 1.5 million Americans are diagnosed with severe sepsis, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Of those, 250,000 don’t survive.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality cites sepsis as the most costly illness treated in hospitals—more than $24 billion annually.
20/20 Hindsight: If we only knew we could have saved lives
As a clinician…
Have you ever looked back and asked yourself, why didn’t I notice that before? Or, how did I miss that? Whatever ‘that’ may be – When you place these same principled questions into your own clinical experience with an adverse patient event, it often raises more frustrating questions, than answers. Until now.
Bernoulli Health Publishes New eBook on How Clinical Surveillance Impacts Patient Safety and Operational Efficiencies
Bernoulli Health, the developer of the advanced Bernoulli One™ clinical surveillance, medical device integration (MDI), and real-time data analytics platform has released a new eBook entitled, Continuous Clinical Surveillance: A Business and Clinical Case for Creating the Foundation for Real-Time Healthcare. The eBook provides a framework for understanding the value and purpose of clinical surveillance technologies in hospitals and across enterprise health systems.
Continuous Clinical Surveillance: A Business and Clinical Case for Creating the Foundation for Real-Time Healthcare
Bernoulli, the real-time leader in patient safety, has published a new eBook detailing the patient safety benefits and returns on investments for health systems…
For the past several years, major healthcare agencies and advocates have laid the groundwork for broader utilization of continuous clinical surveillance to identify emerging and preventable threats to patient safety.
Time to Heed Expert Advice and Finally Put a Stop to OIRD
We’ve all heard horror stories about generally healthy patients who undergo low-risk elective surgery and end up in the ICU or even worse – die from complications. How does this happen and why? One very concerning cause is opioid-induced respiratory depression (OIRD).
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