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    This document describes a tiny wearable device called SafetyPatch that continuously monitors 5 vital signs and patient activity, location, and motion. It sends automatic alerts and alarms to care providers. The device connects to phones/tablets and integrates with electronic medical records. It can benefit hospitals by enabling early sepsis detection, improving quality of care, and saving staff time and money. It also benefits ambulatory and home care by saving time and costs through remote monitoring and diagnostics, and reducing hospital readmissions.

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    This document describes a tiny wearable device called SafetyPatch that continuously monitors 5 vital signs and patient activity, location, and motion. It sends automatic alerts and alarms to care providers. The device connects to phones/tablets and integrates with electronic medical records. It can benefit hospitals by enabling early sepsis detection, improving quality of care, and saving staff time and money. It also benefits ambulatory and home care by saving time and costs through remote monitoring and diagnostics, and reducing hospital readmissions.

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    This document describes a tiny wearable device called SafetyPatch that continuously monitors 5 vital signs and patient activity, location, and motion. It sends automatic alerts and alarms to care providers. The device connects to phones/tablets and integrates with electronic medical records. It can benefit hospitals by enabling early sepsis detection, improving quality of care, and saving staff time and money. It also benefits ambulatory and home care by saving time and costs through remote monitoring and diagnostics, and reducing hospital readmissions.

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    Home Health Systems Hospitalv 4

    Uploaded by

    Kim Rowe
    This document describes a tiny wearable device called SafetyPatch that continuously monitors 5 vital signs and patient activity, location, and motion. It sends automatic alerts and alarms to care providers. The device connects to phones/tablets and integrates with electronic medical records. It can benefit hospitals by enabling early sepsis detection, improving quality of care, and saving staff time and money. It also benefits ambulatory and home care by saving time and costs through remote monitoring and diagnostics, and reducing hospital readmissions.

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    Home Health Systems

    Health monitoring tools for Institutions

    Start

    Kim Rowe, Founder


    [email protected] +1 519 2794600

    Dmytro Stadnikov, Founder Adel Hamidi, Founder


    [email protected] [email protected]
    Overview

    SafetyPatch Concepts

    Hospitals, Care Homes, Home Care, Offices

    Hospital Examples

    Demonstrations

    More Features

    Summary
    SafetyPatch Concept

    Tiny wearable device

    5 vital signs, motion, activity, location

    Continuous monitoring

    Automatic Alerts and Alarms

    Phone or tablet connection

    Cloud support with EMR Integration
    Automatic Alerts and Alarms

    NEWS2 
    Care Provider
     Developed in UK  Operator defined
     Used in NHS  All Vital Signs
     Additive scoring by vitals

    HR

    RR
     Air/Oxygen, 
    SpO2
    Consciousness, SpO2Scale

    Temp
     Urgency of response 
    BP
    SafetyPatch Architecture
    Application Interface
    Application Locations
    Emergency Department

    Process 
    Benefits
     Sensor upon arrival  No rechecking
     Calibrate at triage  Nursing overload
     Vitals + Alerts decrease
    Continuously  Time and $$ savings
     Replace with low battery with improved care
    Isolation Ward

    Continuous remote monitoring with NEWS2 and
    Programmable Alerts and Alarms

    Early sepsis detection

    PPE savings

    Time savings

    Reduced staff exposure
    PACU

    Automatic continuous monitoring replaces phase 1 15 minute
    checks

    Reduces necessary ratio of nurses to patients

    Graphical results for trend analysis

    Quality of care improvement through phase 2

    Early sepsis detection

    Time and $$ savings & improved quality of care
    Ambulatory Care

    Continuous remote monitoring with alerts and alarms

    Data directly to the EMR system

    Class III medical device for remote diagnosis

    Lower re-admission rates

    Preferred patient option

    Physician and Nurse Practitioner time savings
    Demonstrations
    Hospital Medical Benefits

    Early sepsis detection

    Earlier discharge

    Improved quality of care
     Better cardiac care results
     Fewer missed monitoring issues

    Lower re-admittance

    Improved staffing conditions
    More Features

    Rechargeable and reusable

    Light, small and virtually invisible

    Fall indication features

    Activity tracking

    Location tracking

    Low cost
    Summary

    Hospital 
    Ambulatory
     Up to 25% time savings  Significant time and $
    for monitoring
    savings
     Improved quality of care
     Remote diagnostics
     Early sepsis detection
     Lower re-admittance
     Time and $$ savings
     Shorter stays
    Home Health Systems
    Health monitoring tools for Institutions

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