Effectiveness of Patient Engagement Software in Predicting Fall Risks
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“Although Aperum® cannot prevent a fall today, we are not deterred in our efforts to achieve a predictive state for our Indicares® in the future.” Sphere3® Sphere3® products and services offer insight into actual patient need requests and caregiver capacity to help hospitals analyze the reliability of systems and better meet their needs.Over time, the organization can better manage the balance of demand-supply challenges and recurring patterns related to adverse events, using actual caregiver feedback compared to threaded alarm data.The article featured in this press release can be found at: Clinical Nursing Studies (2014, October 10) “Effectiveness of a bed alarm system to predict falls in an acute care setting” http://www.sciedupress.com/journal/index.php/cns/article/view/5305/3465 For additional information regarding this topic or to schedule an interview please call Kristal Rayson at 913.227.4478 x200 or e-mail at KRayson@sphere3consulting.com Sphere3® 3241 N. 7th Street Trafficway Kansas City, KS 66115 Kansas City, KS, November 20, 2014 --( PR.com )-- Sphere3® announces its contribution of Aperum® patient engagement analytics software providing a necessary tool for conducting research recently published in the Clinical Nursing Studies.This effort is part of continuing research focused on determining the effectiveness of patient engagement systems in preventing falls.“Although Aperum® cannot prevent a fall today, we are not deterred in our efforts to achieve a predictive state for our Indicares® in the future.”Sphere3®Sphere3® products and services offer insight into actual patient need requests and caregiver capacity to help hospitals analyze the reliability of systems and better meet their needs.Over time, the organization can better manage the balance of demand-supply challenges and recurring patterns related to adverse events, using actual caregiver feedback compared to threaded alarm data.The article featured in this press release can be found at:Clinical Nursing Studies (2014, October 10) “Effectiveness of a bed alarm system to predict falls in an acute care setting” http://www.sciedupress.com/journal/index.php/cns/article/view/5305/3465For additional information regarding this topic or to schedule an interview please call Kristal Rayson at 913.227.4478 x200 or e-mail at KRayson@sphere3consulting.comSphere3®3241 N. 7th Street TrafficwayKansas City, KS 66115 Contact Information Sphere3 Kristal Rayson 913.227.4478 www.sphere3consulting.com Attached Files PDF of Press Release - Effectiveness of Patient Engagement Software in Predicting Fall Risks Filename: 11-2014_FallRiskStudy.pdf Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Sphere3 Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend