Oxehealth

System monitors room for high-risk movement patterns near doors or windows.

Vital signs are checked remotely via the nurse station tablet without entering the room.

An alert triggers if vitals or movement patterns indicate distress.

Staff use Visual Confirmation to assess the situation and intervene only when necessary.

Oxevision detects the 'getting out of bed' movement phase.

An immediate 'Edge of Bed' alert is sent to the floor nurse's mobile device.

Staff arrive to assist the patient before they fully stand up.

The event is logged for fall-risk assessment updates.

Staff access the 'Incident Review' module following an event notification.

Authorized users review the 15 minutes of footage preceding the alert.

Clinicians identify environmental triggers or physiological precursors.

Care plans are adjusted based on objective visual evidence.

Manual 'eyes-on' checks are replaced with Oxehealth remote vitals monitoring.

System confirms the patient is breathing and stable through the sensor.

Patients remain asleep, maintaining natural circadian rhythms.

Morning reports show improved sleep duration metrics across the ward.

Optical sensors monitor heart rate and breathing in the cell.

Alerts trigger if a detainee's respiratory rate drops (e.g., drug overdose).

Custody officers receive instant notifications on a central dashboard.

Emergency medical response is initiated within seconds of detection.