A patient’s vital signs measurements provide critical information related to changes in patient health and play an important role in physicians' treatment decisions. However, the vital signs workflow has not changed significantly in the past 30 years. See how the right balance of technology, connectivity and workflow at the point of care can improve the vital signs process.
Use of a real-time locating system or patient self-rooming workflow can assist in waste reduction efforts to help eliminate costly bottlenecks.
The side chair supports the patient’s back and allows most patients to place their feet flat on the floor.
All vital signs measurements are captured in one location using an automated device. Weight is also captured in the same location.
Compared to the traditional vital signs workflow, the triage nook workflow saves 30 seconds per patient.
Use of a self-rooming workflow as well as capturing all vital sign measurements and weight in one location reduces exposure to contagions. RTLS automates contact tracing so you can automatically identify who was exposed to a potential contagion and for how long.