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Stud Health Technol Inform2024;315675-677.July 24, 2024Journal Article

Revolutionizing Patient Surveillance in Assisted Living Facilities: Insights from AUGi Technology Implementation.

Carolyn Sun1,2, Caitlin Burke3
1Hunter School of Nursing, Hunter College.
2Columbia University School of Nursing.
3Inspiren, Inc.

Abstract

In the face of escalating non-fatal fall-related expenses and an aging population, innovative solutions in assisted living facilities (ALFs) are imperative. This study evaluates the implementation of a remote-surveillance technology (AUGi) across three diverse ALFs, emphasizing its impact on falls and falls with injury across sites. Utilizing comprehensive data collection, AUGi facilitated an aver…

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