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Vitalacy is committed to reducing patient harm in healthcare through better hand hygiene and patient safety solutions. Bluetooth-enabled smart sensors and wearables help improve outcomes and Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades.

Vitalacy Blog - How to Effectively Implement Nurse Rounding in Hospitals

How to Effectively Implement Nurse Rounding in Hospitals

Well-executed purposeful nurse rounding – nurse-led patient checks performed consistently, using a standardized protocol – has been shown to significantly increase patient safety alongside patient and staff satisfaction. Yet despite evidence demonstrating its benefits, and validated protocols – like the Studer Group’s International Rounding Protocol – that provide clear instructions on how to perform these […]

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Vitalacy Blog - Improve Patient Safety through Fall Prevention in Hospitals

Improving Patient Safety through Fall Prevention in Hospitals

Recent data indicates that close to 25,000 fatal falls and 3.2 million medically-treated injuries from non-fatal falls occurred in hospitals across the U.S. in 2012. These figures make one thing clear: falls are highly prevalent in hospitals. This is a serious concern because according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, falls are the

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Vitalacy Blog - Why Purposeful Nurse Rounding is Important for Patient Safety

Why Purposeful Nurse Rounding is Important for Patient Safety

Providing patients with sufficient attention and compassion can be just as crucial to their overall outcomes as the clinical treatment they receive in-hospital. This can be achieved through the practice of purposeful nurse rounding, i.e., when ward nurses carry out regular checks on their patients at set intervals, using a standardized protocol. Extensive research has

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Reduce Healthcare-Acquired Infections with Hand Hygiene Technology

Hand Hygiene Tech to Reduce HAIs Healthcare Acquired Infections continue to be a preventable but serious threat in the healthcare industry. Alarming research has found that about one out of every 25 hospital patients contracts at least one HAI. Worse, many healthcare-associated infections are extremely dangerous—possibly even deadly. Although great advances have been made, it

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