Non-contact monitoring to support care in acute inpatient mental health.

Faith Ndebele¹, Kay Wright¹, Varsha Gandhi², Daniel Bayley²

¹Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust, Coventry, UK.

²Oxehealth Limited, Oxford, UK.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Averting incidents of patient self-harm is an ongoing challenge in acute inpatient mental health settings. Novel technologies that do not require continuous human visual monitoring and that maintain patient privacy may support staff in managing patient safety and intervening proactively to prevent self-harm incidents. AIM: To assess the effect of implementing a contact-free vision-bas…

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