That dream of a universal electronic health record has proven elusive.
New AI tool to track vocalisation trends such as shouting and coughing in dementia patients and flagged in real time.
The emerging role of AI-based companions in the care of people with dementia, referencing brain-health startups.
1 in 4 Americans provide ongoing, complex care; report finds they endure poor health, financial strain and isolation.
They also offer people the power to take control of their health.
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Technology and staffing shortages
Great direction for paths to real solutions. Optical sensors coupled with effective artificial intelligence systems can provide effective 24/7 monitoring of residents without placing excessive burden on staff. When there is a need for action staff will be notified and monitoring can be used to proactively detect potential problems before they become serious. Will look forward to seeing the innovation and progression in this area.
From Mike Nicholson via LinkedIn
Amen Laurie…..you’ve been preaching the message for a long time and necessity is finally listening….
From Wendy Goldman via LinkedIn
Yes, all institutions that serve Older Adults need to adopt tech to facilitate development of health care delivery.
From Patty Grace via LinkedIn
Indeed it is! That’s why I refer folks to @Janice Washeleski at @HandsFree!