Many electronic monitoring systems use some type of audio alert, like a beep or buzz, to notify medical personnel when a device registers an abnormal bodily function or other condition requiring prompt attention. Studies indicate that as use of electronic systems have become more prevalent in medicine, the number of audio alarms or alerts has also increased dramatically. In this video, Senior Risk Resource Advisor Eric Cleckler provides points to consider when addressing alerts and potential alert fatigue.
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Many electronic monitoring systems use some type of audio alert, like a beep or buzz, to notify medical personnel when a device registers an abnormal bodily function or other condition requiring prompt attention. Studies indicate that as use of electronic systems have become more prevalent in medicine, the number of audio alarms or alerts has also increased dramatically. In this video, Senior Risk Resource Advisor Eric Cleckler provides points to consider when addressing alerts and potential alert fatigue.
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