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How to Use Technology to Improve Patient Safety

Every healthcare facility strives to provide the best possible patient experience. There are numerous patient safety technologies available and in use in the medical industry. 

How to Use Technology to Improve Patient Safety

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Healthcare Business Review | Friday, October 01, 2021

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Hand hygiene was important even before COVID-19 became a worldwide concern. With the current pandemic situation all over the world, hand hygiene practices are a must. Infections are frequently spread more easily in healthcare facilities.


FREMONT, CA: Every healthcare facility strives to provide the best possible patient experience. There are numerous patient safety technologies available and in use in the medical industry.


The manner in which technology is implemented in healthcare facilities varies greatly. This article discusses effective ways a healthcare facility can use technology to improve patient safety.


Hand Hygiene Practices


Hand hygiene was important even before COVID-19 became a worldwide concern. With the current pandemic situation all over the world, hand hygiene practices are a must. Infections are frequently spread more easily in healthcare facilities.


One of the most effective methods is to use alcohol-based hand rubs or soap and water. However, understanding a facility's daily workflow is critical. This allows one to identify areas where the infection is more likely to spread.


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