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Re-Imagining the mission of patient safety technology
Before the mainstream adoption of today’s digital healthcare technologies, nurses relied much more on their senses, clinical training and instinct to monitor patients. Devices played a secondary role, as an aide to the nurse.
Why the difference between continuous surveillance and patient monitoring matters
Here is where we get into an issue of semantics. In a forthcoming concept analysis to be published by the HIMSS Online Journal of Nursing Informatics (OJNI), I argue that clinicians often use the terms ‘monitoring’ and ‘surveillance’ interchangeably.
Expanding the Horizon of Clinical Surveillance
In a new column published by HISTalk, Bernoulli Health CEO Janet Dillione argues that advances in healthcare surveillance technology and data distribution have made continuous clinical surveillance not just an achievable reality, but an increasingly essential patient care capability. Dillione offers practical suggestions and strategies for hospital leaders seriously considering continuous surveillance not only for […]
Takeaways from the 2018 AARC Conference
Just returned from the 2018 American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) Congress, in Las Vegas, where we demonstrated the clinical surveillance capabilities of our Bernoulli One™ platform; engaged in energetic conversations with hundreds of respiratory care professionals; and attended a number of in-depth education sessions that drove the advancement of patient quality and safety. Here are the significant takeaways we drew from the Congress.
‘Twas the Night Before Clinical Surveillance
Twas the Night Before Clinical Surveillance – a holiday poem adapted from the poem from: Clement Clarke Moore (1779 – 1863) by Mary Jahrsdoerfer, Ph.D., RN Bernoulli Healthcare
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