An adverse event is an unintentional injury caused by clinical management, rather than by the disease process, serious enough to result in prolonged admission or temporary or permanent disability to the patient upon discharge.
Improving patient safety by reducing the frequency of adverse events is a fundamental goal of health care quality.
Our Goals
Increase patient safety through the application of standard operating procedures and through the automatic interception of potential danger situations
Monitoring and recording what happens during surgery in order to try to eliminate or to reduce as much as possible legal disputes due to potential adverse events that have occurred
Representing an important training tool for all operating theater staff
Representing an instrument for quality assurance procedures
Acquisition of patient demographic information and surgery type information (ICM9-CM) or through a HL7 connection with the Hospital Information System or through a manual input mask Video streaming and recording from environmental cameras Acquisition and recording of physiological patient data (source: patient monitor) Acquisition and recording of environmental and infrastructural parameters Preliminary check on the availability inside the operating theater of all live saving drugs, devices and materials Implementation of the World Health Organization’s Surgical Safety Checklist (Sign-In, Time-Out, Sign-Out) Automatic counting of used materials during surgery (syringes, needles, blades, swaps, gauzes) Automatic interception of potential danger situations (Artificial Intelligence platform)
I contenuti presenti nella pagina che segue contengono informazioni rivolte esclusivamente agli OPERATORI SANITARI, in quanto si riferiscono a prodotti rientranti nella categoria dei dispositivi medici che richiedono l’impiego o l’intervento da parte di professionisti del settore medico-sanitario.