Using today’s technologies to save time in emergency patient care
When a patient has an Acute Myocardial Infraction (AMI), every second matters.
When a patient has an Acute Myocardial Infraction (AMI), every second matters. Leiden University Medical Centre wanted to explore Internet of Things technologies to see how they could help to improve door-to-balloon times for AMI patients, looking for a solution that was easy to use and accurate, and ultimately gave the hospital the ability to act faster for urgent care patients. To meet the needs of LUMC, Zebra developed a highly innovative Time Tracking solution, enabling the hospital to measure times more accurately and obtain real-time feedback on procedure timings.
Leiden University Medical Centre case study
Read how this leading European hospital accesses real-time feedback on urgent care patients here.
Video: real-time patient visibility from door to balloon
See how IoT technology has helped LUMC to increase the speed of response and improve levels of patient care here.
Why healthcare is turning to the Internet of Things: infographic
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How the Internet of Things is revolutionising global business: Forrester Research
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