A Future of Smart Monitoring in Pediatric Oncology

With limited time and overwhelming amounts of patient data points, subtle signs of decline are being overlooked in Pediatric Oncology units, leading to delayed interventions, costly extended hospital stays, preventable ICU admissions and missed revenue opportunities

Current deterioration detection systems fall short

Subjective Metrics

Nurses have to rely on their own judgment to detect decline,
which differ significantly based on expertise and workload

Generic Monitoring

Monitoring today is based on generic metric systems, such as EWS or SIRS, which are unable to accurately capture each patient's status

Delayed Response

Diagnosis and treatment of sepsis
is often delayed, significantly decreasing the patient's chances
of survival

In Collaboration with the Sheba Medical Center

In 2023, Amit was implemented into the Sheba Medical Center, ranked among the World’s Top 10 Hospitals. The Pediatric Hemato-Oncology Division is the leading unit in Israel for treating childhood cancers, continuously monitoring their 10,000 annual patient visits.

37%

Reduction in ICU

transfers due to

severe sepsis

150 days

Reduction in extended hospital stays due to preventable complications

120

Near Miss Safety Events caught, preventing unnecessary escalation

False positive alerts, cutting through
alert fatigue

Amit has become an invaluable tool for our Pediatric Hemato-Oncology unit, offering a real-time overview of all our patients that allows us to anticipate decline before it happens, and ultimately prevent critical errors – all contributing to a significant improvement in patient care.

Ayelet Azran, RN, Pediatric Hemato-Oncology, Edmond & Lily Safra Children's Hospital

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