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Nurses can spend up to 35% of patient care time responding to alarms

One patient generates an average of 350 to 700 alarms per day

Research indicates 72% to 99% of alarms are false – contributing to alarm fatigue

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Event Occurs

A change in the patient’s condition triggers an alarm

Manual Look-Up

Technicians sort through the hospital’s directory to alert the right physician

Call Caregiver

The physician is alerted by phone of the patient’s change in condition

Caregiver Responds

Caregivers are often falsely paged or delayed due to manual escalation

Connect Patient Monitors

Cardiac monitors send data to the Voalte Alert & Alarm Management system

Centralize Monitoring

Hospital-defined filters and rules identify clinically relevant alerts and alarms requiring caregiver attention

Notify Caregivers

Pre-built notifications and escalation procedures deliver the alerts to individual caregivers or care teams

Assess Patient Condition

Alerts are delivered to smartphones where caregivers can also view vitals, waveforms and cardiac strips

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Alerts and alarms are constantly coming at caregivers, physicians and central monitoring technicians with little, to no clinical context.

Alerts and alarms are constantly coming at caregivers, physicians and central monitoring technicians from every direction with little, to no clinical context. Within the Med-surg telemetry environment, these workflows collect patient monitoring data with little to no automation. This leaves the care team within a cycle of unanswered calls, printed rhythm strips and delayed documentation. This can create an opportunity for critical alerts to be missed, which can result in: a delay in early intervention for patients or burnt out caregivers due to overwhelming, unactionable patient data to sort through.

Telemetry Monitoring Data is Disconnected & Unactionable

Eliminating monitoring on nonindicated days could save a minimum of:

Majority of physician’s telemetry assignments aren’t based off clinical guidelines, but past clinical experience.

Medical Telemetry today is a very manual and noisy process

These manual processes can cause several disruptions in communication, documentation, and workflow processes. This can lead to an extended length of stay for patients or a disruptive care environment from redundant alarms.

With an automated telemetry workflow, we connect critical patient data to the entire care team’s workflow to help accelerate intervention, support patient outcomes and the overall care team experience.

Respond & Manage

Caregiver determines appropriate intervention based on near real-time monitoring data

Manual Documentation

Nurses peel & stick from printer to chart & annotate on cardiac strips

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Automate Cardiac Strip Runs to the EMR

Help minimize potential risk and quality issues while reducing manual workflow steps for clinicians

Mobilize Patient Data with Waveforms

Near real-time insights give caregivers information on their mobile phones for more effective communication and collaboration

Reduce Alarm Fatigue on Care Teams

Actionable and intuitive, our software only sends critical alerts to caregivers, helping eliminate redundant or false alarms

Automate Your Telemetry Monitoring Workflow

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Keep your entire care team connected to critical patient data and insights with an automated telemetry workflow. Help accelerate intervention, support patient outcomes and reduce caregiver burden by equipping care teams with actionable and clinically relevant information. Interested in learning more? Reach out to your Hillrom Representative to schedule a demo.

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Hillrom's Automated Telemetry Workflow

Connect communication and patient data information to help alleviate caregiver burden and data overload on care teams. Customizable and intuitive, our solution helps remove barriers to communicating and resolving critical patient alerts.

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Current Workflow

Automated Workflow

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87.5%

of telemetry assignments to be exact

Putting patients on telemetry monitoring when they don’t need it can be costly, but caregivers are afraid of missing a critical patient alert.

$53

per patient per day*

Bring Simplicity to Complex Workflows

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*based on a single site study