Moving within the hospital facilities of ASL Caserta with Arianna will be easier. Tested in the presence of the General Director, Dr. Amedeo Blasotti, ‘Arianna Caserta’ is the new app that allows navigation within the Aversa Hospital and soon in all hospital facilities of ASL Caserta.
Six hospital facilities of the ASL of Caserta now have an additional tool to offer to all citizens, thanks to […]
From biomedical science to artificial intelligence, digital healthcare companies and prestigious universities are combining their expertise to develop technologies and resources that will change the approach of institutions and citizens to the healthcare sector. TapMyLife is committed to transferring its knowledge and experience to the academic world through a longstanding collaboration with the Carlo Cattaneo University (LIUC) in Castellanza.
The Forum Sanità 2023 Award was presented to ASST Papa Giovanni XXIII in Bergamo for TapMyLife’s indoor tracking system for electromedical devices. This system has led to a “significant reduction in the time needed to locate and access devices, resulting in greater efficiency in patient care.” Additionally, thanks to this system, ASST Papa Giovanni XXIII has substantially reduced losses and thefts of devices, contributing to significant cost savings.
ASST Papa Giovanni XXIII received the award for the project “Indoor Tracking of Electromedical Devices,” a new real-time digital localization system for the hospital’s technological equipment. This system enables real-time monitoring of the distribution of technology within the facility. The tracking covers approximately 3,000 devices and pieces of equipment out of a total of 17,000 installed devices.
Artificial Intelligence can enhance patient experience by making healthcare more personalized and accessible. TapMyLife, with its advanced localization tools, represents an innovative solution that optimizes healthcare staff efficiency while ensuring maximum patient safety. TapMyLife is ushering in a new era in healthcare, focusing on both staff well-being and patient safety.
Two of the world’s top hospitals, according to Newsweek’s annual World’s Best Hospitals ranking—the IRCCS Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria di Bologna and ASST Papa Giovanni XXIII—have chosen to submit their TapMyLife technology projects for consideration for the prestigious Forum Sanità Award, recognizing their innovative content and operational effectiveness. Both projects represent significant advancements in the adoption of technology to enhance the healthcare sector. TapMyLife’s nomination for the Forum Sanità Award is a proud acknowledgment of our contribution to innovation in Italian healthcare.
Ensuring the well-being and health of patients is a primary responsibility for healthcare providers, families, and the patients themselves. In this context, technological innovation is playing an increasingly central role, and a prime example is TapMyLife’s “CareGiver” app, designed to enhance safety and prevention through real-time information transmission to loved ones.
Our solutions are currently deployed in over 60 healthcare organizations and 80 facilities in Italy, ranging from healthcare institutions to government buildings, and even ensuring monitoring and security in seemingly hostile environments: mines.
The experience we’ve gained continues to present us with stimulating challenges in a world full of new scenarios and fascinating solutions.
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A new WHO/Europe study published in The Lancet Digital Health shows that the use of mobile and digital technologies has significantly improved healthcare worker performance. Tomas Zapata, WHO/Europe Regional Advisor, emphasizes that “digital tools can play a crucial role in optimizing the performance of healthcare and support staff, especially as we face the workforce shortages across the WHO European Region.” The path to more effective healthcare is thus set. The challenge now is to ensure no one is left behind and to make measured decisions based on the real effectiveness of the tools and the return on investment, in order to continuously allocate more resources to our most valuable asset: public health.
