The KnowFalls Solution Helps Hospitals Implement Smarter Monitoring
and Faster Alert Response
and Faster Alert Response
Step 1: Defining Best Practices
Nursing and/or Patient Safety Administration defines fall alert conditions and response.
Nursing and/or Patient Safety Administration defines fall alert conditions and response.
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Patient Bed-Activities requiring immediate intervention
Patient Bed-Activities requiring watching
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Step 2: Implementing Best Practices
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Defined Alerts and their components are stored within a Leading Condition Indicator Library
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LCI Library
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Examples of User Defined Alerts
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Step 3: KnowFalls Tailors AI Performance to Your Environment
To tailor the recognition of events and expand prediction to other events KnowFalls and the Hospital undertake three processes.
Localization enables the System to learn and incorporate unique environmental site features.
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The improve best-practices and provide event documentation, the System pre-event and post-event data.
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The System can be expanded to other behaviors such as chair exits, nurse/CNA room entry, etc.
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Model Expansion Example: By recognizing the color of a nurse's scrubs, the Yellow Alert below, changes to a No Alert condition.
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Step 4: AI-TeleSitter can operate as standalone system or with an installed virtual patient observation system
AI-TeleSitter can improve fall prevention rates of a hospital's existing virtual patient observation system
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To learn more or evaluate the KnowFalls Fall Prevention Solution request a presentation & demonstration
Contact:
Jerry Choder, Healthcare Manager, c: 484.716.0609
John Montelione, Application Manager, c: 941.724.9700
Or, complete the following form...
Jerry Choder, Healthcare Manager, c: 484.716.0609
John Montelione, Application Manager, c: 941.724.9700
Or, complete the following form...
KnowFalls is an associate member of the Florida Health Care Association and
our CEO serves on the Reimbursement Committee.