Summary
The aim of this systematic review in the Journal of Patient Safety was to determine the impact of automated patient monitoring systems (PMSs) on sepsis recognition and outcomes. Authors Gale and Hall found that automated sepsis PMSs have the potential to improve sepsis recognition and outcomes, but current evidence is mixed on their effectiveness. More high-quality studies are needed to understand the effects of PMSs on important sepsis-related process and outcome measures in different hospital units.
The use of patient monitoring systems to improve sepsis recognition and outcomes: A systematic review (September 2020)
https://journals.lww.com/journalpatientsafety/Fulltext/2020/09001/The_Use_of_Patient_Monitoring_Systems_to_Improve.3.aspx
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