Sentence examples for patient badges from inspiring English sources

From hospitals testing "smart beds" to connected electrocardiograms and connected patient badges, there are endless efficiencies that the Internet of Things can provide to hospitals, doctors and many other players in the healthcare ecosystem.

Practice participation requirements were limited to affixing a patient identification badge (containing name, date of birth, postal address and phone number) on a pre-prepared fax form for referring patients.

The most common of these systems rely on radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags affixed to inventory or embedded in staff badges or patient wristbands.

McGarvey et al [ 46] identified several barriers to nurse-patient communication in the OT including nurses wearing masks, the absence of name badges, that conscious patients arrived in theatre laying down and without hearing aids, glasses or false teeth.

When a badge-wearer enters a patient zone and has not performed hand hygiene, the badge vibrates to remind the wearer to wash up, and does so again when the wearer leaves the zone.

The badges worn by patients, for example, have panic buttons that can alert doctors and nurses.

Some proximity sensing badges assigned to patients, parents or tutors were not continuously detected by the receiving infrastructure and were missing for more than 25% of the time they were assigned to the individuals.

LBL is considering wearing a badge that says, 'Be patient with me.

I'm then handed a white medical coat (so as to be clearly visible to patients) and a big badge with "Choices Clinic Escort" on it.

Certified shamans, with their embroidered jackets and official badges, have the same unrestricted access to patients given to clergy members.

Robert, Sarah and many others around them − all recognisable by the golden lion-shaped badges they were wearing − were not just Tiens patients, but members and distributors already.