Purpose Monitoring of vital signs at the general ward with continuous assessments aided by
artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being explored in the clinical setting. This review …

Unexpected intensive care unit admission after surgery: impa... : Current Opinion in
Anesthesiology Unexpected intensive care unit admission after surgery: impact on clinical …

Background Patients admitted to the emergency care setting with COVID‐19‐infection can
suffer from sudden clinical deterioration, but the extent of deviating vital signs in this group is …

Background Vital sign monitoring is considered an essential aspect of clinical care in
hospitals. In general wards, this relies on intermittent manual assessments performed by …

Technological advances seen in recent years have introduced the possibility of changing
the way hospitalized patients are monitored by abolishing the traditional track-and-trigger …

Objectives Postoperative deviating physiologic values (vital signs) may represent
postoperative stress or emerging complications. But they can also reflect chronic …

Incorporating technology into healthcare processes is necessary to ensure the availability of
high-quality care in the future. Wearable sensors are an example of such technology that …

Background Continuous monitoring of vital signs has the potential to assist in the recognition
of deterioration of patients admitted to the general ward. However, methods to efficiently …

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving into the hospital with prospects of improving
patient safety and freeing up staff time. To inform an economic analysis of an AI-assisted …

The monitoring of oxygen therapy when patients are admitted to medical and surgical wards
could be important because exposure to excessive oxygen administration (EOA) may have …