Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy

Patient Care Technology

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Applying technology to patient care by rising care to chronic conditions to Compatibility between patient safety and health care technology which Diagnostics and Biomedical Technologies. Patient care technology has become more and more complicated; reworking the means medical care is conceptualized and delivered. Before intensive application of technology, nurses relied heavily on their senses of sight, touch, smell, and hearing to watch patient standing and to notice changes. Over time, the nurses’ unaided senses were replaced with technology designed to notice physical changes in patient conditions.5 take into account the case of pulse oxymetry. Before its widespread use, nurses relied on refined changes in mental standing and colour to notice early changes in element saturation, and that they used blood gasses to substantiate their suspicions. Currently pulse oxymetry permits nurses to spot faded activity before clinical symptoms seem, and so a lot of promptly diagnose and treat underlying causes.