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 …

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 …

While working in healthcare has always carried an inherent amount of danger, I can tell you
with certainty that the last time I was a staff nurse (in the spirit of transparency—it's been a …

Background Because of high demand on hospital beds, hospitals seek to reduce patients'
length of stay (LOS) while preserving the quality of care. In addition to usual intermittent vital …

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 …

Technological advances allow continuous vital sign monitoring at the general ward, but
traditional vital signs alone may not predict serious adverse events (SAE). This study …

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 …

Objectives Continuous vital sign monitoring at the general hospital ward has major potential
advantages over intermittent monitoring but generates many alerts with risk of alert fatigue …

# Introduction Increasing demand for inpatient beds limits capacity and poses a challenge to
the healthcare system. Early discharge may be one solution to solve this problem, and …

Introduction Timely healthcare is at core of patient safety. However, it is challenged by low
hospital workforce capacity coinciding with an increasing demand for healthcare utilization …