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[MUSIC PLAYING] TWANNA PRETTY: Our TeleSitter program was brought about because we need to find a way to keep our patients safe as they are here in the hospital. One way prior to our TeleSitter program we used were one-on-one sitters. Our one-on-one sitters were staff members that would come, sit in the patient room. And they would ensure the patient didn't fall, they don't get up, they don't pull out equipment. In the hospital setting and in health care, we just don't have enough resources to continue to provide one-on-one care for each and every patient. So we started to look at different programs of how we could still provide safety for our patients within the resources that we have. Hello? Ms. Richardson? Yes? Hi, I'm Charley. Hi, Charley. I brought you a friend today. Oh. This is a TeleSitter. TelesSitter, hmm. I tell people it's a person. But it's about six feet tall, has an antenna on the back of it and a big gray box on the front of it, works off the Wi-Fi system in the hospital. We have a monitor room that we call the TeleCenter. There's somebody 24/7 in the room. There's three people in the room. There's a tech for each monitor system, which is up to 12 cameras. And the TeleSitter transmits the information or the picture that we see to the TeleCenter itself. And we can do conversations back and forth between the TeleCenter and the patient themselves so that we can monitor what's going on in the room. Ms. Richardson? Can I help you? I want to order lunch. And my phone fell down. Let me get somebody to come in and help you with that. I can get it. GWEN LEE: I think that this is a tool that any nurse can use. Ms. Gwenn? Can you go in room 6450? Yeah, she needs some help. She's trying to get out of the bed. You know if I've got a patient that I am worried that is going to trip and fall getting out of bed that's maybe not confused but forgets, and I can't get up. I can't get up like I was at home. I'm not feeling as well. That gives me an extra set of eyes watching that patient. A little bit more security to say OK, I feel comfortable getting tied up in this room right now because I know Susan is watching Ms. Lee for me. She's not going to let her fall. Or she's going to notify me if something's going on. And the neat thing about it is that if they try to reorient me and I'm not paying attention, we have a stat-alarm that we can set off. It's like no other alarms. And that can only be turned on, initiated by the person seeing the incident and can only be turned off by that person as well. Ms. Richardson? Yes? You need some help? No. I'm just going to the bathroom. Where are you going? I'm just going to go to the bathroom. I've got to go. [BEEPING NOISE] How about you stay in the bed until they get there? I've got to go now. Ms. Richardson. Hi. Hi, what's going on? I've got to go. You need to call us. You can't be getting up on your own. But I've got to go now. Okay. We have different languages that we can use. Those are preset alerts that will say things like, attention please do not get out of the bed." Atencion, por favor no se levante de la cama. The patients get real tickled when we talk to them in their language. They usually start laughing. GWEN LEE: When the doctor comes in or the nurse comes in, if there are things that they want to discuss, we can do audio and visual privacy. The other piece that's really neat with it is they build a relationship. And they talk to the patient so that somebody that's here all day because their families are working, they have some interaction with some other. CHARLEY STYLES: I've actually sang with my patients. We have people that go around and play guitars or harps. And they'll play songs that the patient knows and that I know. And so we'll get on the box, and we'll sing together. And I do rounding. So I do come up and visit with the patients. I think it's easier if they can put a face to the voice. Some of the floors call me the voice as a joke when they see me because they can hear me talking to the patient throughout the day. TWANNA PRETTY: You definitely still need a person to interact with the patient. This does not substitute taking personal care of the patient. You need to go to the restroom or anything before I go back out? One of the biggest things I think that's a fear of patients or family members with the camera is they think, oh my gosh, I'm being recorded. It does not record. What we see is what we see. What we hear is what we hear at that time. And we can't go back and pull anything else out. There are some things that the camera cannot do. We cannot use that camera for a suicide patient to make sure that they don't harm themselves. That's always going to have someone sitting with them. You can't ever get rid of that human element. CHARLEY STYLES: It's not for everybody. Maybe 80% to 90% of the patients we have it works for. But we do have patients that fail the camera. So if you have to redirect them too many times, then the camera system itself is not working. TWANNA PRETTY: We wanted to trial it to see if this actually works and if it would be beneficial. And we have seen that it is beneficial. We have had some near misses that we were able to prevent a patient from falling because we were able to sound the alarm. Staff was able to get here in time. And when we look at the savings that this has helped save the organization from one-on-one care. And being able to take those people and put them back into circulation to be able to take care of a group of patients, we've saved I would say almost $2 million in a year. If my mother was up here, and she was a little confused, I would feel comfortable leaving and going home and taking care of business at home knowing that my mother was watched and cared for. And I could sleep and rest easy. [MUSIC PLAYING]
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