Karolinska University Hospital to take part in new EU project aiming to save more lives through remote monitoring
The purpose of the Nightingale project is to develop a wireless portable technology for the remote monitoring of vital functions, for example pulse, heart rate and breathing, in high-risk patients, both at the hospital and in the home, among other things following an operation. The objective is for care providers to receive information in real time if a patient’s situation should deteriorate, for example through bleeding or pneumonia. Early information increases the possibility to prevent serious complications, which is expected to save more lives.The project is part of a new EU programme