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What new technology can help with quality of care in long-term care homes …
What new technology can help with quality of care in long-term care homes
AI to help identify falls
HospitalNews
built-in camera to capture important health data
uses AI to continuously analyze videos to identify fall, when detected alert is sent out to frontline caregivers
has demonstrated accuracy
a fall can look very different every time
can occur in less motion, w mobility aids, slower, difficult to distinguish from normal range of motion within room
GPS devices
JMark
can know the exact location of their patients/residents
patients/residents may not feel comfortable with GPS device on them
can be worn on wrists, kept in pockets, around neck, or attached to clothing
GPS devices may be lost, broken, or not worn that day
equipped with alert systems to alert caregivers if one has left a certain geographical location
notification can occur via text, phone call, or email
can be configured to notify health personnel in case of an emergency
allows patient to roam freely around the facility while assuring the caregiver that they are in a safe area
Medication Reminders
JMark
pill identification tools
in case of multiple prescriptions
different colors
can unlock with specific set times
pill dispensary (only give the amount of meds they need)
apps like scheduling systems
can be customized to suit specific client needs
can include games, tips, prizes, and contests to encourage the client to stick to and continue their medical regime
also may come with monitoring systems to see if client has accessed the app or not
reminder alarms
can be set by caregivers to either remind themselves or the client
caregivers can be notified if alarm is not turned off
can be interweaved with apps and pill dispensary
Tablets and Dementia Care
Vancouver CoastalHealth
could be used to foster a sense of connection
tablets can been used to connect residents in long-term care with family members
can bring a renewed interest in improving care for the elderly, particularly during the pandemic.
can present pre-recorded family videos to reassure patients and residents and allow them to play the video again and again.
this can be especially good when patients have a hard time knowing how to use tech or don't understand facetime
Robotics
Health Care Global
Those who are under extreme stress
used within robotic pets that can respond to human touch and respond in an intelligent way.
To help those with general tasks
helping patients get in and out of bed
maintaining a clean space
chores, medications, entertainment etc.
Technological accessories such as robotically controlled curtains and lighting that respond to voice commands can also be fitted within a patient’s room.
Those who suffer with physical needs
wearable robotic suits can be used to help sufferers from arthritis stand and walk
also help those with severe mobility problems get around more comfortably.
Other devices can be used to help those who are blind and have visual impairments.
Those who suffer dementia