Intelligent monitoring for safer patients

AI-based clinical observation system

Protocol Adherence Monitoring

Real-time detection of adverse events

The system monitors nurse roundings, calculates important care metrics and sends rounding reminders

Virtual Observation on Demand

"Third Opinion. AI-Monitoring" computer vision algorithm continuously detects adverse events and notifies medical staff

"Third Opinion. AI-Monitoring" supports virtual visits to save nurse time and effort to monitor patients requiring special attention

Optical Sensor

"Third Opinion. AI-Monitoring" supports any brand of surveillance cameras. Live video and recording are optional

AI reports provide valuable information about what staff time is spent on for necessary changes in facility processes

Automatic Reports

AI Analysis

Real-time Alerts

Push notifications are instantly sent to the nurse station, mobile application or smart watch

Medical staff can be notified of an alert when being busy in any clinic area

Using computer vision algorithms, the system detects abnormal events in real time

All data is processed locally

Solution

Value

For Staff

For Management

Objective nursing quality monitoring

Workload reduction via remote monitoring

Alerts when help is needed

Assistance with patient's condition

Monitoring of compliance with medical supervision

Evidence base in case of claims

Objective monitoring of staff workload

Evidence base in cases of claims

Preventing patient falls

Staff motivation tool

Safety-related harm costs reduction

Сlinic certification support and increasing hospital value

For Patients

Instant reaction in dangerous situations

Anxiety reduction

Guaranteed privacy

Comfort of patient's families

95% Algorithm Accuracy confirmed by independent tests

Adjustable for facility

Computer Vision Algorithms

No biometry needed

Privacy and Data Protection

Local data storage


Optional live stream and video archive with sound

Privacy mode with blurred images


Automatic camera shut off if necessary

Tatiana Shapovalenko

Chief Medical Officer

Current practises in hospitals abroad - where similar AI monitoring systems have already been implemented - demonstrate the necessity to embed advanced technologies to increase quality and safety of medical care. Increased medical staff workload indicates the need to integrate the latest technologies into medical processes to improve the quality and safety of care. During the COVID-19, "Third Opinion. AI-Monitoring" allowed us to reduce contacts with patients and eliminate the risk of contamination in medical staff.

Nurmukhametov Linar

Head of Intensive Care Unit

The monitoring system in the ICU plays a paramount role in achieving the main goal, which is SAFETY.

It includes prevention of undesirable events, namely the precaution against falls in high-risk patients, for example, in age-related ones with cognitive impairments requiring outside care and supervision.
Any attempts to get out of bed are sent to the staff and effectively indicated with alarm icons on the monitors and an audio signal

The system recognizes the patient's awakening, warns on non-standard behavior of the patient, which may indicate the progression of convulsive state - it captures muscle-tonic contractions. The system notifies the staff about the necessity to visit a patient in a set time interval.
Round-the-clock monitoring with video recording of work and events is provided, which in its turn allows you to analyze an incident to make right medical decisions. Thanks to the system, the staff become more vigilant, assess and prevent additional risks.

The system should be implemented in intensive care units in order to prevent undesirable events.

Alexandra Zykova

Head of Therapy Unit

CV algorithms let the system in real time detect and notify medical staff in case any incidents or accidents occur. Caregiver response time in adverse events has been substantially reduced. Smart observation also has a positive impact on the psychological state of patients and their relatives.

Vadim Daminov

Head of Rehabilitation Unit

Based on our experience, AI is the most efficient tool for monitoring the dynamics of patient's daily activity and quality of care. We use the data to oversee staff performance as well as to improve patient recovery plan.

Safrygin Egor

Director of Digital Transformation

The European Medical Center (EMC) is actively developing the digital ecosystem, and within the framework of compliance with JCI standards, it was the service from the Third Opinion AI company that was chosen for pilot implementation for productivity and efficiency compared to foreign analogues.

The technology has been successfully used in the operation of the hospital in Orlovsky Lane for more than a year. During this time, no patient falls were recorded.

It should be noted that an application was developed specifically for EMC, integrated into the wearable devices of nursing staff, which increased the responsiveness to the occurrence of undesirable events by 50%.