Clinical Resources

Patients frequently demonstrate clinical signs of deterioration hours before a major event (transfers to intensive care unit or death). Continuous monitoring may improve patient outcomes and reduce costs.

Keeping a Close Eye on Patients at The Stepdown Unit and General Ward: A Clinical Validation Study of Wireless Vital Sign Monitors

Screening Of Pediatric Sleep-Disordered Breathing With a Contact-Free Under-The-Mattress Sensor

Validation of contact-free sleep monitoring device with comparison to polysomnography

Measuring Left Ventricular Ejection Time using Under-the-Mattress Sensor

Contact-Free Piezo Electric Sensor used for Real-Time Analysis of Inter Beat

Sleep Apnea Screening with a Contact-Free Under-the-Mattress Sensor

Early Detection of Patient Deterioration Using Novel Monitoring System

The effect of contact-free patient monitoring system on reducing falls and re-hospitalizations in a rehabilitation center

Anticipating bed exit in hospitalized patients (poster, ISQUA 2014)

The Return on Investment of Implementing a Continuous Monitoring System in General Medical-Surgical Units

Continuous Monitoring in an Inpatient Medical-Surgical Unit: A Controlled Clinical Trial