Article in HSJ News, 6th July 2016 Sepsis Faces a New Front Daloni Carlisle looks at how technology is helping clinicians to detect sepsis earlier, something which is key to combating this often undetected killer. With 150,000 cases a year…
Written by Jim Trueman, International Sales Director (and supermodel and pork pie enthusiast): Attendees of the symposium held by the International Society for Rapid Response Systems and Medical Emergency Teams are all clinicians that intuitively recognise the problems that Nervecentre…
Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has now deployed Nervecentre Electronic Observations software using mobiles devices across the hospitals to improve patient safety and communications. Funded through the Nursing Technology Fund, Electronic Observations are now live on 20 in-patient wards…
Software designed by Therapists and ICT leads at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) and developed by Nervecentre Software is being used by Therapy staff at City Hospital and QMC Nottingham improving patient flow and reducing delays. Accessed through mobile…
The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust has been awarded £1 million from NHS England Nursing Technology Fund to buy electronic equipment which will support staff in the delivery of effective care. Ipads and software from Nervecentre which has proven…
Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have agreed a partnership with Nervecentre Software to deliver an innovative and bespoke electronic observations system for nurses and doctors to record and monitor patient observations via mobile devices. Funded by the Nursing…
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