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NS pilots use of Vocera badges for staff safety
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NS pilots use of Vocera badges for staff safety
HALIFAX – Officials with Nova Scotia Health have launched a pilot program with an instant communications technology they hope will improve the workflow for clinicians while also making people feel safer at work. CBC News reports the health authority recently signed a deal worth about $531,000 with Vocera, a division of U.S.-based medical technology giant Stryker, for 158 hands-free wearable badges, along with the ability to grant an additional 1…
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