“Is your hospital or health system considering technology to help address The Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal to reduce the risk of harm associated with clinical alarm systems? The independent, well-respected ECRI Institute recently published an evaluation of Ancillary Alarm Notification Systems, including Bernoulli One™. ECRI subscribers can access the report on the Health Devices website.”
In Becker’s Hospital Review Janet Dillione, CEO of Bernoulli, is mentioned as one of the 17 female health IT company CEOs to know. Ms. Dillione has more than 25 years of leadership in healthcare technology and services and is recognized for her role in transforming the healthcare industry through technologies designed to enhance efficiency, quality and access of care.
Among her many accomplishments, she was named as one of the “Top 25 Women in Healthcare” by Modern Healthcare magazine, served as CEO of Siemens Health Services, overseeing 5,500 employees , and is a member of the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME), as well as, a frequent speaker at industry forums, meetings and conferences.
Ms. Dillione passionately supports efforts to improve the quality and safety of healthcare delivery and technology’s role, putting Bernoulli front and center in its focus on ensuring critical alarms are addressed by the appropriate caregiver in the most timely fashion.
Bernoulli’s release of the industry’s most advanced surveillance and alerting technology, Bernoulli One™, incorporates an integrated, end-to-end solution for device integration, alarm management, clinical surveillance and Virtual ICU allowing for hospitals to continue maintaining the highest degree of safety while actually reducing the noise and eliminating false and or non-actionable alarms.
According to Becker’s Hospital Review there are 137 entrepreneurs in the healthcare space who are innovating in the medical, IT, consumer and medical professional fields.
Bernoulli’s CEO, Janet Dillione, is one of them.
Bernoulli is focused on real-time connection in health care with more than 1,200 systems installed. The flagship platform is Bernoulli One™, a real-time, end-to-end connected healthcare platform combining comprehensive and vendor-agnostic medical device integration with powerful middleware, clinical surveillance and telemedicine, among other applications.
Alarm management is constantly evolving to meet the the needs of the hospital patients and clinical staff alike.
Using Bernoulli One™, the Hospital for Special Care (HSC) has empowered their clinical staff with real-time surveillance capabilities for more than 100 patients on ventilation support and has reduced the total number of ventilator alarms by an estimated 80%, helping achieve compliance with both Phase I and II of the Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal on clinical alarm management, as well as the four associated Elements of Performance (EPs).
Jeanne and Connie’s byline on ventilator alarm reduction, based on our HSC case study, was just published in Advance Healthcare Network for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine.
Learn more of how HSC reduced alarms on 100+ ventilators by 80 percent!
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Please contact us to get a copy of the case study.
Check out the webinar recording by going to Bernoullihealth.com/Webinars
is an informative, funny, personable,and extensive discussion of the issue of alarm fatigue, the risk for patients, the process and governance needed to address it and the capabilities of Bernoulli One to not just manage alarms but actually reduce them. The best part of the interview is probably when one of the nurse hosts mentioned that by 2020, hopefully all nurses/hospitals will have Bernoulli in place to ease their alarm woes
The 55-minute RN FM Radio broadcast on alarm fatigue can be heard here: http://rnfmradio.com/episode203 – this page also features a full-length article, as well as links to resources on the Bernoulli website and social media.
