Temperature & Humidity MonitoringThe Joint Commission and other regulatory agencies regulate temperature and humidity monitoring processes in hospitals. Nursing, lab, pharmacy and food service staff perform manual temperature and humidity monitoring and logging throughout the hospital hundreds of times each day. Pharmaceuticals, organs, blood bags, vaccines, tissues, food and other items require strict temperature ranges for quality patient care and safety. Wireless temperature monitoring can also be used in data centers and network closets, where sensitive electronic equipment needs to be monitored, or in blanket warmers and food delivery carts. Inappropriate humidity levels in ORs, patient, lab and storage rooms can cause bacteria, fungus, mites, infections, poor chemical interactions and increased static electricity. AeroScout's Wi-Fi Temperature and Humidity Monitoring solution automates the current manual processes that most hospitals have for monitoring temperature and humidity, and enables them to:
The solution includes the following highlights: Leverages existing Wi-Fi networkRequires no dedicated sensor network, no hard wires and is easy to implement. Variety of Wi-Fi Temperature and Humidity TagsAeroScout battery-powered T5 Tags with integrated sensors are simply placed in a refrigerator or in a room and then periodically (e.g., every five minutes) send the measured temperature and/or humidity over the Wi-Fi network. Automated LoggingA broad range of scheduled and on-demand reports that are required for logging and reporting data for regulatory compliance. Alerting and Corrective ActionsAlert dashboards and automated notifications to communication devices enable immediate reaction and corrective action logging. Map ViewAeroScout’s MobileView software provides a graphical user interface for viewing all or a group of monitored units on a hospital floor along with the relevant alert indications. The AeroScout Temperature & Humidity monitoring solution is FDA registered and 21 CFR Part 11 compliant. |
“Two days after go live a refrigerator containing very expensive and scarce chemotherapy drugs went down. An alert reached the Pharmacy within 5 minutes. Drugs were transferred to another refrigerator. System paid for itself with this one event!”
- Life Span, Rhode Island
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