On Tuesday, the first patients patched at Albert Schweitzer hospital in the Netherlands. It is off to an exciting start, as the patching of one of the patients was shown on Dutch TV channel RTV Dordrecht.
Albert Schweitzer hospital has started patching on patients in their surgical ward, an occasion documented by RTV Dordrecht. In the video, intensivist Ralph So explained in detail how Sensiums continuous monitoring can help the hospital and staff detect early deterioration. Nurse Naomi Conijn is seen patching a patient while being interviewed for the channel as well.
Watch the report on the RTV Dordrecht YouTube channel below. You can turn on the automated translated captions for auto-translated English subtitles.
A full article can be read on https://www.rtvdordrecht.nl/continu-monitoren-met-slimme-pleister/nieuws/item?1175955
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