Etiometry Blog

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How Critical Care Nurse Leaders Utilize Etiometry for Building Competency and Confidence in Newer Nurses and to Drive Quality Improvement

A heart center at a pediatric hospital treats its most critical patients in a 20-bed cardiac ICU. While the center’s young nursing staff brings passion and dedication to the job, more than half of all nurses are recent graduates with less than two years of experience. Leadership wanted to look for ways to improve internal […]

“Why can’t I hold my baby?”

Etiometry is able to assist nurses in answering difficult questions.

Etiometry can assist nurses in answering difficult questions from loved ones. When your child is sick, parental instincts kick in to take action to help them recover. But what if your child is in critical care and it’s not possible to even hold your baby? At six to seven days post op, a young patient […]

CICU Nurse Reveals Five Etiometry Favorites

Etiometry has become an important part of the landscape in the CICU at a large children’s hospital in Salt Lake City, UT. According to Michelle R., CICU/ECMO RN, “For many reasons, it’s become the shiniest tool we’re using.” Here are five of those reasons: 1. The granularity of data “We do a ton of charting […]

The Nursing Shortage is Getting Worse: Don’t Overlook AI as a Turnkey Solution for Burnout

Nursing Shortage is Getting Worse (blog image)

A shortage of critical care nurses is not a new challenge for hospitals and health systems, but new data highlight the severity of the problem – which is projected to persist. The impacts of short-staffed clinical teams extend beyond the risk of burnout – which only perpetuates this problem – and can affect quality of care, length […]

Client Corner: Etiometry Implementation Q&A with Health IT Team at Large Medical Center

We sat down with David Brake, Manager IT, and Brian Soto, Application Developer from the Peri-Procedural Application Team at a large medical center to learn about their experience implementing the Etiometry platform. We asked David and Brian specific questions related to the implementation process, then asked general questions about their IT department. Here’s a summary of […]

From Bedside Nurse and Etiometry User to Advocate and Etiometry Employee

A calling to care for others turned into a career in the medical software industry for Kerry Gambon, RN, BSN, CCRN. While her day-to-day job responsibilities varied greatly, one thing has stayed the same – prioritizing patient care. Destined to Help Others Since experiencing the traumatic loss of a close family member in high school, […]

EHRs Changed Data Storage but Clinical Decision Support Can Take it to the Next Level

EHRs Changed Data Storage but Clinical Decision Support Can Take it to the Next Level Ushering a new electronic era in healthcare, electronic health records (EHR) have accelerated the shift from physicians using paper records to track information about a patient to a predominately digital format. As a key component of health information technologies, EHRs […]

Artificial Intelligence’s Role in the Evolution of Cardiac Care

Cardiac events are as common as they are critical. Heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death for people among most racial and ethnic groups in the United States, causing about one in four deaths each year. Each year, 900,000 cardiac surgeries are performed in the U.S., with an annual surgery volume growth of about 5% […]

Reducing Stressors and Empowering Critical Care Nurses

Being hospitalized is a difficult experience for patients. They may be scared and unsure of what’s to come, but the power of a nurse can help these feelings subside. Nurses are truly at the core of patient care, providing compassionate care to each patient, no matter how big or small the issue at hand may […]

Monitoring Critical Care Patients Outside the Traditional ICU Setting – Technology Solutions for the COVID-19 Pandemic

The impact of COVID-19 is challenging our healthcare system as never before. Hospital resources are being stretched beyond capacity. Even basic supplies are in short supply impacting the normal patient care routine and infection control precautions. Hospital ICU bed capacities are being expanded to areas of the hospital not designed for patients requiring intensive care. […]