VirtuSense Insights: Alarm Fatigue
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Fall Prevention Technology for VA Hospitals: What's Different
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Fall Prevention Technology for VA Hospitals: What's Different
Congress is currently considering the SAFE STEPS for Veterans Act (S. 668 / H.R. 3183), legislation that would establish a dedicated Office of Falls Prevention within the Veterans..
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The Nurse Safety Blind Spot in Fall Prevention Tech
Hospitals have spent the last several years building out fall prevention and patient safety monitoring programs — risk scores, ambient sensors, virtual sitting, automated alerts...
What Is Ambient AI in Healthcare? What AI Gets Wrong
What Is Ambient AI in Healthcare? We Tested What ChatGPT and Perplexity Actually Say If you're a CNO or patient safety officer researching "ambient AI" for your hospital, there's..
VirtuSense vs. Artisight: Fall Prevention AI Compared
Artisight has raised $40 million and built one of the most widely covered "smart hospital" platforms on the market — cameras and sensors in patient rooms feeding AI across..
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On the Offensive
Trying to Prevent Patient Falls, Tennessee Hospital Association Partners with AI Company
How Remote Patient Monitoring Supports Skilled Nursing Teams
Nurses are under more pressure than ever to handle an ever-increasing workload in long-term care and skilled nursing communities across the country. With the nursing shortage..
An AI Solution to Nursing Alarm Fatigue and Decision Fatigue
Hospitals are alarm-heavy environments, and for a good reason: lifesaving events are taking place every day. But when alarms transform into a constant din of background noise,..
The Very Real Problem of Alarm Fatigue in Hospitals
If you’ve ever taken a moment to listen to the ambient sounds from a hospital room or hallway, you might notice a lot of things—patients, nurses, doctors, all moving from one..
How is AI reducing the frequency of hospital falls?
Falls in hospital care happen frequently—too frequently. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 700,000 to 1 million hospitalized patients fall every year...
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