Our anti-ligature monitoring units, equipped with infrared lights and an infrared-sensitive camera, are mounted to the ceiling and wall in each patient’s room.
Images captured by the cameras are automatically processed by advanced algorithms and transformed into actionable information.
Clinical staff can easily access this information via portable tablets and a fixed screen in the nursing station.
Our platform integrates seamlessly into your existing protocols, complementing the capabilities of your staff and supporting them to deliver improvements across multiple areas of their work. Explore its functions below.1
With our platform, clinical staff can view the patient’s room only during essential moments, ensuring that monitoring with vision is purposeful and patient-focused.
We’re here to make your implementation journey as straightforward and successful and possible – from installation to everyday use – ensuring your staff feel confident and fully equipped to get the most out of our platform.
In collaboration with patients, carers, providers and NHS England, The National Mental Health & Learning Disability Nurse Directors Forum has developed guidelines for the safe and effective use of platforms like ours. These include best-practice protocols for creating your standard operating procedure (SOP) and for obtaining consent. Patient and staff resources are also available.
1. The points listed for each function are benefits that can be achieved when the platform is used effectively by staff as part of their clinical practice; 2. Our platform's vital signs software is a registered medical device under the name 'Vital Signs'; 3. Our platform's sleep software is a registered medical device under the name 'Oxevision Sleep System'.
