"We are proud to be Hill-Rom's exclusive bed integration and nurse call communication partner, making our sensing and analytics technology available for more hospital patients and ensuring timely, effective clinical intervention is achieved," said Avner Halperin, co-founder and CEO of EarlySense. "Integrating EarlySense monitoring capabilities with the Hill-Rom Centrella bed platform will advance our collective aspiration of having every patient in every hospital continuously monitored for safe, data-driven care, with the potential to save thousands of lives and significant costs for the healthcare system."
White MD, "Early Detection of Patient Deterioration Using Novel Monitoring System," results presented in ASCIP Conference, 2015.
The American Journal of Medicine. March 2014, Volume 127, Issue 3, Pages 226–232.

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