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Long distances and a scattered population make digital monitoring important for Stad Municipality
Avoided the need for additional staff, freed up time and improved the quality of patient care. These are the benefits that Stad Municipality has gained from using Vitalthings’ digital monitoring system over the past two years.
Vitalthings launches Guardian View – expands its patient monitoring platform
Guardian View is a new distributed alarm system that provides healthcare staff with a real-time overview and enables resource-efficient patient monitoring, whilst helping to combat alarm fatigue. Several hospitals in Norway and Germany are already ready to start using the new solution.
Sensor technology for a more dignified care
Over the past three years, researchers at the Centre for Ageing and Nursing Home Medicine (SEFAS) at the University of Bergen have been investigating how radar technology from Vitalthings and wearables can improve care in the final stages of life. “The sensors have been important because they provide us with highly reliable behavioural and sleep data,” says Bettina Husebø, a professor at the Department of Global Health and Community Medicine and head of SEFAS.
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Long distances and a scattered population make digital monitoring important for Stad Municipality
Avoided the need for additional staff, freed up time and improved the quality of patient care. These are the benefits that Stad Municipality has gained from using Vitalthings’ digital monitoring system over the past two years.
Sensor technology for a more dignified care
Over the past three years, researchers at the Centre for Ageing and Nursing Home Medicine (SEFAS) at the University of Bergen have been investigating how radar technology from Vitalthings and wearables can improve care in the final stages of life. “The sensors have been important because they provide us with highly reliable behavioural and sleep data,” says Bettina Husebø, a professor at the Department of Global Health and Community Medicine and head of SEFAS.
How can we trust artificial intelligence and the explanations it provides?
This question is central to Anna Rodum Bjøru’s recently completed PhD thesis on Explainable AI (XAI) at NTNU.
Experience increased safety and time savings with Guardian M10
More free time, improved patient safety, and more quality time with patients. This is how the assistant head of the Pulmonary Department sums it up...
Live with four pilot projects in Germany
Together with our partner mediq Innovation Experts in Germany, Vitalthings has integrated Vitalthings Guardian M10 into leading German clinics to analyse workflows and generate early evidence of cost-benefit.
Strategic collaboration between Atea and Vitalthings
Health technology company Vitalthings and IT company Atea have entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen the municipal health service with new technology that frees up time and improves patient follow-up. "Our goal is to double the municipalities' health and care capacity. With this agreement, we are one step closer to achieving that goal," says Endre Valdersnes, Director of eHealth and Welfare Technology at Atea.
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