AI monitoring system cuts cardiac emergencies at Indian hospital
Marengo CIMS Hospital in India has successfully utilized an AI-powered remote monitoring system to prevent cardiac emergencies. The system uses wearable biosensors to track patient vitals and alert medical staff to potential risks.
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This demonstrates the practical application of AI in healthcare to improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden on intensive care units.
Published: 13 minutes ago Dr. Dhiren Shah, director, CVTS & Heart Transplant Programme | Press release photo AI monitoring system cuts cardiac emergencies at Indian hospital Marengo CIMS says the AI platform prevented 115 Code Blue emergencies in 2.5 years.
An AI-powered remote patient monitoring system at an Indian hospital has helped prevent 115 cardiac Code Blue emergencies and avert 836 cases of patient deterioration over the past two and a half years, according to the hospital.
Marengo CIMS Hospital in Ahmedabad has deployed wearable biosensors that continuously track vital parameters including heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation in real time. When the system detects an abnormality or rising clinical risk, it sends simultaneous alerts to the patient's smartphone, the treating doctor, and a dedicated 24x7 central monitoring command centre.
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