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SmartWard – CEO Interview
- Published May 06, 2014 9:27AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
SmartWard is a unique new system that delivers much-needed gains in the efficiency of hospitals and aged care facilities while improving quality-of-care. SmartWard runs on computers at each patient bedside and at all other points-of-care, providing up-to-date information on scheduled activities and patient alerts and allows automatic, real time entry of treatment records.
Patient histories are presented in user-friendly charts with decision support data. Validation of medication and patient identity is automated via smart sensors saving time, avoiding errors, while also automatically creating a rich and precise record of care. The data captured can be pattern-analysed and formatted for clinical and administrative purposes and to refine patient treatment plans – currently impossible in day-to-day clinical practice.
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