Every minute counts – especially for nurses on the floor. At Houston Methodist, continuous vital sign monitoring with the BioButton® multiparameter wearable has helped nurses redirect 15 minutes per patient, per day, where they’re needed most. What this means: for a population of 250,000 patients, that adds up to 62,000 person-dedicated hours, or just over 7 years, that can be given back to patients who need hands-on care. Read more about the impact the BioButton is having at Houston Methodist in this recent issue of Roberta Schwartz’ “Healthcare Insights from Digital Innovation Obsessed People” LinkedIn newsletter ➡ https://lnkd.in/gfnWNkbT #patientmonitoring #medtech
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Very insightful, thanks for sharing!
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2moHaving had folks close to me in the hospital -- including my youngest, and having worked on the Biointellisense system from 2019 until 2023, the improvement it supplies is dramatic. Minute level data as good or better than what you would get out of your telemetry systems for heart rate, respiratory rate, and a few others in a system that is MUCH easier to handle and work with for ALL involved than what I saw when they were caring for my partner and son.