Bengaluru hospital implements monitoring solution to make childbirth safer

Stasis Monitoring Solution will enhance the safety of mothers and children by ensuring doctors are connected to their patients remotely

Cloudnine specialises in mother and child care space, and in women’s health. As Cloudnine looks to manage more high-risk pregnancies and complex gynaecological & paediatric cases, patient safety becomes a critical part of care delivery.

Now, Cloudnine is raising the bar in maternal and child safety by partnering with Stasis. By implementing Stasis Smart Monitoring Solution at Cloudnine’s surgical and paediatric ICUs in Bengaluru, doctors will be able to ensure the safety of their patients at all times.

The monitoring solution measures six key vital signs and puts powerful long-term trends of the patient’s condition on clinician’s smartphones. Doctors can access this data readily through the Stasis app to identify patient deterioration in real-time and intervene in a timely manner. Smart alerts are provided that adds an additional layer of monitoring to identify patient deterioration proactively. This partnership provides Cloudnine with the opportunity to continuously monitor all their patients and ensure the highest quality of proactive care.

Commenting on the development, Dr Kishore Kumar, Founder, and Chairman, Cloudnine said, “Innovative companies like Stasis help hospitals like Cloudnine to stay on the cutting edge of technology. We are happy to be partnering with Stasis across our hospital network.”

“Using this system has allowed me to get important notifications about the early warning score of my patients. Having 24 hours of high-resolution vital signs data at my fingertips and seeing the risk level of the patient has helped me confidently monitor and discharge my patients,” said Ramachandra MA, Chief Anesthesiologist, Cloudnine.

This solution is currently being used across more than 20 hospitals including Fortis, Ramaiah, Columbia Asia, and HCG in India, with more than 500 doctors using the Stasis App to monitor their patients remotely. Cloudnine partnered with Stasis for a usability study funded by the World Bank Group through the TechEmerge programme in 2017.