Workforce Technology Playbook – Resident Vital Signs Technology
The Resident Vital Signs Machine Technology Playbook is the third in a series of workforce technology solution playbooks designed to assist you in identifying technology solutions to help address the workforce crisis.
Vital signs machine technology is designed to improve accuracy and efficiency when obtaining and documenting resident vital signs by automatically populating the resident’s medical record with vital signs data reducing human error associated with reading and recording critical resident clinical information.
The playbook includes:
- Vendor matrix with critical feature comparisons and vendor information
- General cost information
- Relevant system integrations
- Product capabilities/limitations
- Implementation strategies
Register for the July 13 complementary webinar Workforce Technology Solutions: Combatting the Workforce Crisis While Improving Care to learn more about how your organization can benefit from technology to combat the workforce crisis and improve resident care. Information covered in the webinar will include the following:
- Stories of successful implementation of technology workforce solutions, including robots, with critical lessons learned
- Information about creating a culture of technology and innovation
- Ideas about how to ensure infrastructure is in place to support technology solutions
- Resources and tips you can use as you evaluate bringing labor-saving technologies into your organization
These technology resources are supported by the LeadingAge Minnesota Foundation, a partner of LeadingAge Minnesota, using grant dollars and tax-deductible contributions to support initiatives that transform and enhance the experience of aging.
For questions on webinar registration, contact Education@LeadingAgeMN.org. For questions on the technology playbooks, please contact Julie Apold at 651-659-1407 or japold@leadingagemn.org.
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