Perhaps Vital Signs will get snatched up by another distributor.
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Called Vital Signs, the series would help promote Apple Music.
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Music affects our vital signs: blood pressure, heart rate, breathing.
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Computer algorithms alert nurses when patients' vital signs are worrisome.
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And this production is always monitoring its characters' vital signs.
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To speed things up, two missionaries take patients' vital signs.
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For example:Citizen, your vital signs suggest feelings of horror and arousal.
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Our simulator sees polls as the vital signs of the election.
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His vital signs are stable and normal – he's responsive and recovering well.
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Because, as we said, your periods are really more like vital signs.
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A woman's vital signs and baby's heartbeat should be monitored closely throughout.
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Soon Karolinska hospital will equip every patient with a vital-signs tracker.
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Electronic monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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CCTV said the infant's vital signs were stable, according to the Post.
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The Hollywood Reporter broke the story about the series, titled Vital Signs.
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Nurses are also on hand to refill prescriptions or take vital signs.
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But her vital signs were worsening, and her internal bleeding was progressing.
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The children were found with no vital signs, according to rescue officials.
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"I'm sick!" he would say, even if his vital signs seemed normal.
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The economy's vital signs are stronger than they have been in years.
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Medication must be given; some vital signs do need to be checked.
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All the vital signs are good, so it's just waiting it out.
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Vital signs: We lost $1.9 billion last year, according to its prospectus.
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They're looking at measures of cognitive function, immune function, metabolism, and vital signs.
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"One of the things they are missing is initial vital signs," he said.
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Her blood pressure and other vital signs were going in the wrong direction.
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Out came the equipment she used to check and record my vital signs.
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Oxehealth uses existing cameras to monitor a patient's heartbeat and other vital signs.
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By day the elderly patents at the nursing home had good vital signs.
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There was a medic on a boat nearby to monitor your vital signs.
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Even the patient's vital signs can be projected onto the field of vision.
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A clamp on Dino's webbed foot fed her vital signs to a monitor.
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Are we paying for the tea with our personal information, our vital signs?
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Control apparatus monitored temperature and air pressure as well as the dogs' vital signs.
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Other instruments would be used to monitor vital signs and other important health measures.
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Finger pulse oximeters are the easiest way to check your vital signs right now.
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Vital Signs is a monthly program bringing viewers health stories from around the world
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Net neutrality still has a shot at survival, but its vital signs are weakening.
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Back then, Vital Signs soulful songs about love, heartbreak and disillusionment were deeply subversive.
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" Apple is also reportedly working on a scripted original drama, Dr. Dre's "Vital Signs.
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More important, the market's vital signs have returned to normal in this rally attempt.
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"Do you really need to check my vital signs every four hours?" he asked.
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They monitor the wearer's heart rate, breathing, and vital signs while the wearer sleeps.
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VISION AVTR can also sense its occupants' vital signs and adjust the lighting accordingly.
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On a wall of beeping screens the bunker team members track their charges' vital signs.
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The vital signs of SaaS are Revenue Growth, Sales Efficiency, Revenue Churn and Cash Burn.
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However, the vital signs framework calls for simplicity to allow consistent, relevant benchmarking across companies.
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The feature reads the wearer's vital signs to paint an overall picture of their mood.
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A digital white board lists group members' vital signs, such as blood pressure and weight.
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With Epic, paper lab-order slips, vital-signs charts, and hospital-ward records would disappear.
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The Capitol physician came to check McCaskill's vital signs and she was fine, Manchin said.
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The doctors are telling you to give it time, and the vital signs are good.
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In the hospital, we constantly monitor a patient's vital signs, blood tests and clinical condition.
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The nurse said the woman appeared stable and that others were checking her vital signs.
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But when he looked back, monitors showed that his mother's vital signs were dropping fast.
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It contains a detailed log of your baby's vital signs, sleep patterns, and other behaviors.
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These little guys are fitness trackers too and give you live feedback on your vital signs.
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In real time, machines scan your DNA, review your medical history and analyze your vital signs.
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The Vital Signs report says 3,000 more lives would be saved if everyone were buckled up.
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Last month, we learned about a TV show starring Dr. Dre, a drama called Vital Signs.
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Smart watches and other wearables monitor vital signs in real time and transmit data to practitioners.
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For example, Samsung's newly announced mobile Bot Care robot watches you sleep and takes vital signs.
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" Within hours, his vital signs stabilized, his life saved by "the passion of Wendy and Bach.
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The same is true for medical assisting (with duties like checking vital signs and scheduling appointments).
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His team had been monitoring the animals' vital signs to learn how they cope in an enclosure.
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Prowell cut the cord and Bailey transported the baby to an ambulance to check her vital signs.
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She remains on the ground for about 18 minutes while the medical staff monitors her vital signs.
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For a vital signs diagnosis, we prefer this metric to the complexity of the LTV/CAC calculation.
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With Astroskin, we could monitor a host of vital signs all the time on the Space Station.
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Then they take objective measurements like vital signs and conduct physical examinations to look for other abnormalities.
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The ear is an ideal spot for measuring vital signs such as heart rate, temperature and pulse.
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The graphs, these vital signs of our obsession, are surging after every play for all to see.
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On rounds, he wanted to know about the life of the patient, not just his vital signs.
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They calibrate drug dosages, monitor vital signs, match blood types, anticipate infection symptoms, and keep tumor measurements.
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There, doctors might be able to monitor her vital signs, treat her with antiviral and anti-H.
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His vital signs were elevated, and he was taken to the hospital, according to a police report.
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"People in that age group will be monitoring vital signs," said Mahajan, who invested $1 million in UnaliWear.
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They keep most of what they collect, such as the wearers' vital signs, and crunch the data locally.
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Vitale onto her feet, examined her, took her vital signs, called her daughter and teleconferenced with a doctor.
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One scenario might see Alexa reminding patients with chronic illnesses to take their medication or measuring vital signs.
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Experts are worried about an emerging market of smart devices that pledge to monitor babies' vital signs during sleep.
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"They brought in this perfect young man who had no vital signs," recalled Dr. Angel Chudler in the release.
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Now, the team is going to investigate if the same device can be used to measure other vital signs.
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Cameras in the pens track daily activity and vital signs by way of numbers stamped on the animals' backs.
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So often their vital signs need to be watched closely in intensive care units before they can go home.
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Once a dog's vital signs are stable, there's little more to do than wait until the dog sobers up.
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Once home, a nurse visited her several times a week to take her vital signs and assess her incisions.
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Luckily there was a nurse sitting by me, so she jumped into action and began assessing her vital signs.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Administer anesthesia, monitor patients' vital signs, and oversee patient recovery from anesthesia.
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Others chose only to share his music, both Vital Signs' many hits and religious na'ats, poems praising the prophet.
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In the hospital, vital signs must be checked, patients' status monitored and medications given on time in precise doses.
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What they do according to O*NET: Administer anesthesia, monitor patient's vital signs, and oversee patient recovery from anesthesia.
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As The Wall Street Journal would later report, Apple scrapped its plans for Vital Signs around the same time.
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Vital signs like your pulse, blood pressure, height, and weight can help insurers predict your risk of heart disease.
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The other four vital signs — blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature — can be measured in reproducible numbers.
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Doctors diagnose sepsis by assessing vital signs, looking for high body temperature, increased heart rate and increased breathing rate.
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So we fully reproduce all vital signs that are measured as a standard of care in [a] NICU unit.
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They're testing wireless sensors that will monitor workers' vital signs for indications of accident or illness—humans wearing out.
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Five pediatricians reviewed Mariee's symptoms, vital signs, and doctors' notes, as described in ICE medical records, for VICE News.
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From pop to piety Jamshed soared to fame in the 1980s with Vital Signs, one of Pakistan's first pop bands.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters 200 deaths had been confirmed and another person was found without vital signs.
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"Paramedics called to the scene who checked the man found his vital signs to be normal," the World-Herald writes.
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Imagining monitoring your child's vital signs and the temperature of your home in the same app—the future is here!
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The SPOtwo Bootie is a low-cost wearable that provides reliable measurements and analysis of a sick infant's vital signs.
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A triage nurse then reviews the data and affirms that it is correct by taking vital signs and assessing patients.
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And if you want to get technical, Oxehealth uses computer vision, machine learning and signal processing to derive vital signs.
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Those vital signs are recorded and sent to a hospital staff worker if the sensor indicates any cause for concern.
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The goal is to embed these into health tools that can measure your vital signs without needing to be recharged.
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As payment networks expand their "wearables" (think FitBits) offerings, our own vital signs may soon serve as our transaction signatures.
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"These can be collected, for example, based on how you walk and talk, along with other vital signs," he said.
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"His vital signs were so unstable, he was dying of low blood pressure, he was dying of shock," Lee said.
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From my computer, I could now remotely check the vital signs of my patients recovering from surgery in the hospital.
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Using smartphone apps and wearable sensors, participants could report information on their blood pressure, heart rate and other vital signs.
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Or is that also a creepy and intrusive use of technology, when other solutions exist to track actual vital signs?
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The generous staff members at my clinic help make this happen by registering these patients and getting their vital signs.
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The patient's vital signs are just a little off, she seems not quite herself, her breathing is slightly more labored.
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Ambulances will be connected to emergency rooms sending your vital signs to waiting doctors well in advance of your arrival.
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The Atlantic on how mission control monitored the Apollo 11 astronauts' vital signs, and what made Mr. Armstrong's heartbeat spike.
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In the case of the Dr. Dre semi-biopic "Vital Signs," Cook found it too violent, according to the WSJ.
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Her treatment report didn&apost record a temperature or vital signs, leaving it unclear how thoroughly he had been examined.
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They took my vital signs, watched me do my homework, cleaned my tracheostomy tube and helped me take a bath.
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Mr. Lozano-Hemmer, who is Mexican-Canadian, turns strangers' vital signs into his own blend of art, technology and design.
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Now she's caged in by bed rails, with plastic tubes snaking up her arm and medical monitors tracking her vital signs.
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A recent CDC Vital Signs report showed that kidney failure from diabetes plummeted 54% in Native Americans between 1996 and 2013.
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The vet monitored the rhino's vital signs -- it was sedated but not unconscious and not obviously alarmed or in any pain.
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Owlet is a wearable slipper that gives a full reading of an infant's vital signs, all while keeping their feet warm.
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The facility is staffed by nurses; people who arrive have their vital signs monitored and will receive immediate treatment if necessary.
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Pairs of police officers walked the blocks around Broadway and Myrtle Avenue, checking the vital signs of men they found unconscious.
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While I continued to lose blood and tissue, my vital signs appeared to be enjoying a relaxing walk in the park.
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On that day, she was surprised to learn that her amniotic fluid was low, though the baby's vital signs remained strong.
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Robots can be used to take vital signs, provide comfort care, perform minor procedures and perform some delivery and cleaning tasks.
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I can't possibly shake the shoulder and assess the vital signs of every seemingly sleeping person I pass on the street.
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Last year Apple killed early TV+ offering, Vital Signs, a violent drama about the life of regular Apple partner Dr Dre.
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The congressman's risk of death was now substantially lower because doctors have controlled the bleeding and his vital signs have stabilized.
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Japanese disaster authorities say two people have been found without vital signs and 41 others injured by an earthquake in western Japan.
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Some are already worried about a flattening Treasuries yield curve and slowing housing market, even as other economic vital signs remain healthy.
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Suga said 87 people were confirmed dead and 13 others had no vital signs when they were found as of early Monday.
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Just like a human hospital, doctors are checking for a few vital signs to prove that she's on the road to recovery.
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The startup offers an "echo smart patch," which is a wearable biosensor that measures vital signs, fluids and nutrients, motion and environment.
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And caregivers deprive them of sleep by placing them in noisy wards or checking vital signs at all hours of the night.
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We have built an internal shared belief of what the Four Vital Signs of SaaS are, and how exactly to measure them.
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But realistic benchmarking metrics do what ER vital signs do: pinpoint issues, provide actionable context and allow you to get to work.
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" N.Y. Times lead story, "SIZZLING ECONOMY HEIGHTENS FEAR OF OVERHEATING" ... "The economy's vital signs are stronger than they have been in years.
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The machine, which administered the drugs while monitoring the patient's vital signs, was originally considered for use on a number of surgeries.
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The economy's vital signs sound fine — inflation near 2 percent, unemployment at 3.8 percent and GDP growth of 2.9 percent in 2018.
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There are also cameras that can track breathing from above, and cushions that send sleep patterns and vital signs to an app.
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Former Roma and Italy forward Francesco Totti also weighed in, donating 15 machines for monitoring vital signs to a hospital in Rome.
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There are bunk rooms with up to 40 or so patients, which have beeping hospital machines to monitor vital signs, Allen said.
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To ensure their bases are covered, the nurse will generally take your vital signs as well as a blood and urine sample.
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There are 44,000 new HIV infections each year, according to a Vital Signs report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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As the cable media industry begins "to break down," Cook said, original programming, like Dre's "Vital Signs, " will become more important for Apple.
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"The signatures of the planet's formation can only be found by sensing and studying its vital signs far below the surface," NASA said.
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These are typically staffed by pharmacists, nurse practitioners and physician assistants, and do more than just administering flu shots and measure vital signs.
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First they went and bought his shitty headphones company and now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, they're bankrolling his new show, Vital Signs.
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Smart watches are capable of monitoring several vital signs already, and in fact have alerted users to such things as heart-rate irregularities.
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The company is taking a page out of Netflix's book and will release all six 30-minute episodes of "Vital Signs" at once.
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The show is reported to be a dark drama called Vital Signs, and there is known to be at least one orgy scene.
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Vitali is a smart wearable equipped with sensors that can measure vital signs like heart rate variability, (HRV) a key indicator of stress.
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Vital Signs is a monthly program bringing viewers health stories from around the world (CNN)They exist, if you know where to look.
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"I think it is good that we have NATO, that it continues to develop and that it shows vital signs," he told reporters.
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Inside, the quarantine waiting area had a row of about eight chairs lined against the wall and one machine for taking vital signs.
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"Robots have the potential to be deployed for disinfection, delivering medications and food, measuring vital signs, and assisting border controls," the researchers wrote.
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The social robots could also assist with simple tasks, and check vital signs if there is concern that the person is becoming ill.
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After taking his vital signs and completing a cardiac test, the report said, Mr. Bulger was found to be experiencing severe cardiac complications.
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Medical assistants typically are the "first faces" people see in their doctor's office, checking vital signs, updating medical charts and performing routine tests.
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The incident reports indicate that nurses and officials gave Mr. Perry water, monitored his vital signs and administered C.P.R. after he became unresponsive.
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Among them was a man in his 60s who was found with no vital signs in a flooded apartment in Kawasaki, NHK said.
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Maybe because of the same content conservatism that had scuttled Vital Signs, executives reportedly asked Shyamalan to remove crucifixes from his characters' houses.
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In China, many of those economic vital signs have been weakening lately, most likely as a result of the spiraling fight over tariffs.
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In China, many of those economic vital signs have been weakening lately, most likely as a result of the spiraling fight over tariffs.
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Among them was a man in his 60s who was found with no vital signs in a flooded apartment in Kawasaki, NHK said.
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Mr. Jamshed was a heartthrob in his youth, performing lead vocals in the band Vital Signs, known for its brooding, romantic, catchy ballads.
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Later, Owen tells me that when Josue was in hospital in Texas he kept phoning his mom to tell her his vital signs.
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The devices ask a series of questions, through mobile apps, collect vital signs and then choose which tests to run to identify what's wrong.
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The tool, called AI Clinician, retrieved 48 variables for each patient, including demographics, vital signs, age and what fluids or vasopressors were already administered.
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T-shirts made by Canada's OMsignal, meanwhile, can keep track of wearers' stress levels, and even send vital signs to family members and doctors.
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The Manatee's First Night In Rehabilitation Here's what happens when a manatee — or any large animal — is rescued: veterinarians check all their vital signs.
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Instead of sending in staff after unstable vital signs trigger an alert, the WAVE platform calculates an at-risk patient's likelihood of early deterioration.
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Sources told The Hollywood Reporter that the cult technology giant's debut original, "Vital Signs," is a gritty semi-autobiographical drama featuring Andre Young, a.k.a.
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Thirteen people were confirmed dead and at least 10 more had no vital signs after they were found in the studio, the official said.
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"The two patients' vital signs that are out of danger and we hope they will become the first people cured in Goma," Muyembe said.
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That requires an initial medical screening including a basic physical exam and vital signs to identify risks, signs, and symptoms of life-threatening vulnerabilities.
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The sock sets off an alarm on a base station and flashes a red light if the baby's vital signs are in dangerously territory.
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Data from integrated biomedical devices (such as monitoring equipment for patients' vital signs) would be unavailable and would have to be recorded by hand.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs envisioned wearables being used to track vital signs, including oxygen levels, heart rate, and blood sugar (aka blood glucose).
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The researchers hope the sensor will make it possible to monitor a patient's vital signs without discomfort, and athlete's physiological signals without impeding performance.
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The execution procedure therefore requires the insertion of catheters, controlled injection of lethal drugs and monitoring of a prisoner's vital signs to confirm death.
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So Giles, who receives disability benefits from the N.F.L., regularly visits doctors to keep his high blood pressure and other vital signs in check.
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I watched as Chantal, a survivor who is also a nurse, began to carefully unwrap the baby in order to record its vital signs.
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A Vital Signs report released Tuesday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that the problem may actually be getting worse.
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Pediatricians interviewed by VICE News about Mariee's vital signs and symptoms during her time in detention say the medical staff provided the necessary treatment.
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The Fire and Disaster Management Agency said one person had no heartbeat and wasn&apost breathing and a second person also had no vital signs.
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If vital signs need to be checked or other tests performed, the primary care provider can handle that and relay the information to the specialist.
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All of the vital signs of China's economy are starting to point in a downward direction as the trade wars and tariffs start to bite.
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Number of people employed in Hawaii: What they do,according to O*NET: Administer anesthesia, monitor patient's vital signs, and oversee patient recovery from anesthesia.
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Already, computer aids exist to help physicians make sense of vital signs, symptoms, lab results, radiology tests and other data to determine the underlying diagnosis.
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The assumption has long been that his Twitter account gives us his psychic vital signs and that we can chart his distress by his diatribes.
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That night, her sister texted to say his vital signs were failing and that family members could visit him for two minutes to say goodbye.
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Others requested to extract data like heart rate and other vital signs from the watch, so they could store it in a personal health record.
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What websites we visit, how we buy our goods, the music we download, even our vital signs and physical activity can be collected and stored.
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IBM said users would be able to communicate, monitor vital signs, receive and give instructions and translate from one language to another using Bragi's smart earphones.
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The clinic was white and clean, and six gurneys were set up where doctors prep patients by giving them an IV and monitoring their vital signs.
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In the emergency room, doctors can administer an IV, give medication to prevent vomiting, and monitor a person's vital signs until they're clinically sober, he says.
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Several teams of researchers at USC have joined forces for a study aimed at detecting vital signs to help stem conflicts in couples before they occur.
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She's created Cinemmerse, a website and an app that tracks viewers' "emotional" response to what they're watching by monitoring their vital signs through the Apple Watch.
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After nearly four months in neonatal intensive care, Josie left the hospital — only to be rushed back a few days later after her vital signs dropped.
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IBM said users would be able to communicate, monitor vital signs, receive and give instructions and translate from one language to another using Bragi's smart earphones.
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At your appointment, a doctor or other health professional will take your medical history, vital signs, and talk to you about the options available to you.
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What explains the divergence between America's healthy vital signs and the perception, put with characteristic pithiness by Mr Trump, that the country is "going down fast"?
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Lee describes Oh's vital signs as so unstable that a few times during the grueling operation, he thought the defector would die on the surgical table.
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One of PeriGen's AI products, the Early Warning System, continuously monitors vital signs and other health indicators to identify possible threats to the mom or child.
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It can identify the driver by their heartbeat and their breathing pattern, and it can also sense its passengers' vital signs and adjust the lighting accordingly.
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And even though he sees its vital signs as turning in a proper direction, whatever that means, he still will be found to insult the organization.
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Waggit tracks your dog's vital signs of temperature, heart rate, and breathing rate and can learn her baseline resting state the longer she wears her Waggit collar.
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Vital Signs was one of those acts that was both commercially and critically lauded, and its impact is still felt in the country's pop music scene today.
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For one thing, there's no evidence that monitoring the vital signs of healthy babies actually reduces their risk for SIDS, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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The application, filed in June 2017 and published Thursday, covers machine learning algorithms that can use data like vital signs and workout information, to suggest particular exercises.
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At the same time, we allow residents to spend hours scheduling appointments, faxing medical records, gathering vital signs, obtaining prior authorization, and completing many other nonclinical tasks.
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Satellites measure the health of planet Earth by bouncing signals off a patch of ocean, ice sheet, or rainforest and discerning digital vital signs upon their return.
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Melding new wave, rock and pop, Vital Signs blazed a trail for musicians in Pakistan as it emerged from 11 years under military ruler Zia-ul-Haq.
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Visitors to the Accademia will notice a large, inelegant plastic brick mounted behind the David to monitor all of its vital signs: temperature, motion, angle of inclination.
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She's surrounded by medical equipment—stools, trolleys, swabs, syringes, with super-bright surgical lamps suspended above the bed and her vital signs displayed on monitors just behind.
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He hopes the virtual reality will help Ana to avoid unnecessary medication, but if she becomes anxious during the surgery, her already-high vital signs might spike.
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"If your baby needs to be on a monitor regularly tracking vital signs, your baby is likely not ready to be discharged from the hospital," he said.
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At Mount Sinai, the clinician gets a drop-down list of vital signs or other data that went into the computer's decision-making process, according to Freeman.
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Nurses can check vital signs, feed patients and change intravenous drip rates, said Augustin Augier, Alima's secretary general, and may eventually start inserting intravenous needles from outside.
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Patients wore smart bracelets and rings that synced with CloudMinds' AI platform so their vital signs, including temperature, heart rate and blood oxygen levels, could be monitored.
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A full-body X-ray glowed on a screen in one corner of the room, while a device monitoring vital signs supplied a soundtrack of steady beeps.
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I think this is just one of these things that it looks cool and people have been talking about it, and it just monitors your vital signs.
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It's 3 in the morning when a lovely woman dressed in baby blue slips through a crack in the door to take my vital signs: temperature, blood pressure.
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Butler pointed out to Raffaele that conventional medicine had established multiple ways of measuring vital signs, like blood pressure, and setting them against baselines of a broader public.
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Can a device originally conceived to track vital signs and boost physical fitness also delve deeply into other areas of the human anatomy — like the brain and heart?
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"You might want to monitor vital signs and biomarkers that you don't want to advertise," said Dr. Sonia Sousa, co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Kenzen.
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They're developing a host of products, including robotics-enabled baby swings, smart monitors that track vital signs and formula customized for the needs of ill and premature infants.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Beats co-founder and Apple executive Dr. Dre will be starring in and producing his own six-show original series called Vital Signs.
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Perhaps daily weather forecasts could include a few basic facts about the Earth's vital signs, or details of where climate change is increasing the likelihood of damaging weather?
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According to the Toronto's Vital Signs Report of 2016, released by the Toronto Foundation, the percentage of Torontonians reporting dispensaries in their neighborhood doubled between March and May.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Zoll Medical Corp, a unit of Asahi Kasei Corp, has been awarded a $400 million contract for deployable vital signs monitors, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Karate Combat fuses the venerable combat sport with video game-like elements, such as allowing spectators to view a fighter's vital signs in real time during a contest.
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This includes basic information like someone's height, weight, and vital signs, but also information on diseases they have, whether they've undergone medical procedures, and medications they are on.
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Twenty people were confirmed dead and about 10 more had no vital signs, the official said, using a traditional term until death has been verified by a doctor.
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Previously, The Hollywood Reporter wrote about a show with " no shortage of violence and sex" called "Vital Signs," starring Beats founder, rapper, and current Apple consultant Dr. Dre.
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Since August 2012, I have driven up to Indianapolis every month for tests that have charted my vital signs and the CA-125 blood marker of ovarian cancer.
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The unmanned helicopter is able to carry a wounded soldier off the front lines, without risking more troops, while monitoring and transmitting vital signs mid-flight, IAI said.
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Other applications include the use of sensors to assess and mitigate insurance risk by detecting structural problems in buildings, workplace safety violations or warnings in health vital signs.
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Connected cows can have their eating habits and vital signs tracked in real time, which means they produce more milk and require less medicine when they fall ill.
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Learn more about global climate change on the NASA website, where you can find additional graphs and other information on evidence, causes, effects, scientific consensus and vital signs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Zoll Medical Corp, based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, has been awarded a $400 million contract for monitors used to check vital signs, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
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Average annual salary: $217,230Number of people employed in California: 1,460What they do, according to O*NET: Administer anesthesia, monitor patient's vital signs, and oversee patient recovery from anesthesia.
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Categorizing pain as the fifth vital sign conditioned patients to expect that providers would "normalize" it in the same way that they normalize the other four vital signs.
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"She was blue and cold and she had no vital signs," said Dr. Argudo, who had been called back to the hospital to help with the unusual case.
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In 2015, the Institute of Medicine released a report called "Vital Signs," which lays out 15 core metrics and measures to assess health progress in the United States.
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Also connected to the system is a wireless communication module, which can send those vital signs to the cloud or a device, potentially for a doctor to monitor.
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"If pain were assessed with the same zeal as other vital signs are, it would have a much better chance of being treated properly," Campbell told the audience.
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The school bus itself will be updated, too, and the students will have access to the latest tech, like robotics and smart clothes that will monitor their vital signs.
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The InSight lander's billion-dollar mission is to probe the interior of Mars and "take the planet's vital signs, its pulse and its temperature," according to NASA's landing website.
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In the new letter, Clinton's vital signs showed blood pressure of 100/70, heart rate of 70, respiratory rate of 18, temperature of 97.8 and pulse-oximetry of 99%.
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Vital Signs is a monthly program bringing viewers health stories from around the world (CNN)All it takes is a snail, a worm and some freshwater to become infected.
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Last Friday, The Hollywood Reporter said Apple is producing six 30-minute episodes of Vital Signs, a new TV show about Beats co-founder and Apple employee Dr. Dre.
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The congressman's vital signs have stabilized and his internal bleeding is under control, according to the doctor, who said Scalise's physicians were "encouraged" by his progress but remained cautious.
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Ho, who oversaw a 10-member team that developed the technology over a year, said it could be used for measuring the vital signs of athletes or hospital patients.
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The baby just needs to be within a meter from the antenna that receives vital signs information and the device that allows the sensors to keep charged, Rogers said.
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Clinton or her doctor would give an interview about her health, arguing that the 2015 statement disclosed far more details about past examinations, vital signs and incidents like Mrs.
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When Dr. Smith and her team spotted a pair of porpoises, and managed to haul in the female, they were hopeful: the vaquita was calm, her vital signs promising.
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It is critical for the dental staff to keep track of the patient's vital signs and quickly recognize an obstructed airway or a problem with the heart or breathing.
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Patients can spend two to three hours in the hospital having their vital signs monitored and being prepped for the treatment, but the actual process takes less than 55 minutes.
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But many baby monitors are taking it to the next level, monitoring a child's breathing and other vital signs to provide parents with critical knowledge of their youngster's well-being.
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Their idea, which seemed like science fiction at the time, was to create a wrist-worn device to monitor a user's blood pressure and other vital signs around the clock.
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As it does so, the glider records ocean temperature, salinity, and density—vital signs that can give oceanographers a picture of short-term weather conditions and longer-term climate patterns.
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About 54.4 million American adults have had a doctor diagnose them with painful joint inflammation and stiffness, according to the new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Vital Signs Report.
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"The physicians in charge of the care of the patient failed to identify deteriorating vital signs and provide timely intervention during the procedure," read the department's report at the time.
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It's complete with slick tools like iPads to check in patients, biometric-reading body scanners, blood and genetic tests, and giant interactive screens that display your vital signs during visits.
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The CDC Vital Signs study is the first comprehensive analysis of Zika-infected pregnant women entered into the US Zika Pregnancy Registry (USZPR) from January 15 to December 27, 2016.
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It includes individuals' height, weight, and vital signs; whether they suffer from diseases like cancer or AIDS; and records of recent of recent medical procedures, including transplants and and abortions.
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The two teams whisked my babies to the Level 4 NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) without me getting to touch their skin or ask if their vital signs were stable.
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The report also notes the school's training staff failed to assess his vital signs, didn't have proper cooling devices and failed to recognize quickly that he was having heat illness.
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The report, published as part of the CDC's regular Vital Signs series, looked at the number of naloxone prescriptions that were dispensed from store pharmacies over a seven-year period.
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In Lois Lowry's "Vital Signs," the textual accompaniment to the painting, the sign is the object of scorn for members of the local athletic club, who plot to destroy it.
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PJs are just a normal part of your routine — and these ones monitor vital signs, deliver sleep insights, and can trigger emergency calls if they detect that something is wrong.
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With a few flicks of his thumb, panels related to his heart, kidney and liver functions, along with a reading of his electrolytes and vital signs, appeared on the display.
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He turned that experience into a book, "Vital Signs: A Young Doctor's Struggle With Cancer," and in 1986 he was among the founders of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship.
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One of the features that people have been talking about with this new, totally connected SUV is that it has the ability to monitor your vital signs while you're driving.
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Records show that he was alert with normal vital signs during the four-mile ambulance ride, and that the ambulance staff alerted the hospital that the incoming patient had traumatic injuries.
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Average annual salary: $181,340 Number of people employed in New York: 1,660 What they do, according to O*NET: Administer anesthetics, monitor patient's vital signs, and oversee patient recovery from anesthesia.
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The idea is that patients would no longer have to stay in the hospital for monitoring, as the device can record and analyze vital signs and send results back to doctors.
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Using near-field communication (similar to Apple Pay), the sensors collect vital signs data at high sampling frequencies and use a bluetooth chip to transmit the data to a mobile device.
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As Baum explains, the relationship between different vital signs can indicate something's wrong hours before any single vital system goes out of whack enough to trigger emergency alerts to medical staff.
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With tensions already high after over a month of street action, many Venezuelans were shocked on Wednesday when a journalist tweeted that Lopez had been taken to hospital without vital signs.
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Launched in 2012, it's a moonshot-style campaign that challenged participants to build a wireless, portable device that could diagnose 13 health conditions and capture 5 vital signs in real time.
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The Apple Watch can last almost two days, but it's doing a lot more than tracking vital signs -- it's also sending and receiving communications signals, connecting to the internet, and so on.
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The yearly survey's results are the vital signs of a nationwide drug overdose epidemic that killed around 70,000 people last year and was declared a national public health emergency by President Trump.
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The concept Byton suggests a fully connected SUV with tons of consumer-friendly tech, including (what else) a forest of touchscreens and weird features like the ability to monitor your vital signs.
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The centerpiece of the company's facility is a purpose-built body scanner that collects basic vital signs like temperature, pulse and arterial health, which are then sent to the company's staff doctors.
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By the numbers: Public health officials from CDC, the FDA, and Minnesota's health department discussed the findings, which were from the 23–22 National Youth Tobacco Surveys and published in Vital Signs.
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Heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate and temperature are the big four vital signs in the ER. Everyone knows what they are, what they mean, and what good and bad looks like.
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The first-prize winner will be awarded $22 million, with second place receiving $2 million and an additional $1 million going to whichever scores the highest vital signs during this last round.
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Jamshed rose to fame as the heartthrob vocalist of Vital Signs, a breakout band in the South Asian nation whose 1987 hit "Dil Dil Pakistan" became an unofficial anthem for the country.
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On March 25, the day they were released, a licensed vocational nurse cleared Mariee as healthy enough to travel, but there is no record that anyone took Mariee's vital signs that day.
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By the time rescuers reached the couple two hours later, Mash's body temperature had dropped to 18 degrees Celsius (64 Fahrenheit) and when she reached the hospital, she had no vital signs.
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February 12th, 2016: The Hollywood Reporter reports that Apple is creating its first original TV series, a dark drama called Vital Signs starring Dr. Dre (co-founder of the now Apple-owned Beats).
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Last September, The Wall Street Journal published a report about Apple's foray into TV streaming, highlighting that executives were unhappy with one early project, Vital Signs, based on the life of Dr. Dre.
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"With the exploding number of wearable trackers, we're gathering all these digital vital signs," says Daniel Kraft, faculty chair for the Medicine and Exponential Medicine program at Singularity University, and a practicing physician.
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Scale recently launched Scale Studio, an open-to-anyone tool that gives cloud and SaaS companies performance benchmarks based on these vital signs and 20 years of data across more than 300 companies.
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It's also the thing that makes us think that the burn of hydroxy acids and redness brought on by retinol are vital signs that show our active skin-care ingredients are actually working.
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At the grand opening of its health clinic, the company showed off a smart "flower pot" prototype, meant to sense vital signs like heart rate and walking patterns when used in the home.
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For example, computers monitor key vital signs to adjust intravenous medicine dosages based on specific algorithms, and pills equipped with cameras let computers perform endoscopic examinations of the gastrointestinal tract to diagnose disease.
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To me these abrupt rhythms suggest human vital signs, heartbeats and breathing, so it wasn't too much of a leap to use that temporal metaphor to accompany a moving image of a mountain.
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The wireless stethoscopes can transfer a patient's heart rate and other vital signs directly to Eko's secure portal, where it can, among other things, be shared with other doctors for a second opinion.
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They can dart animals to take blood samples, measure their vital signs and then outfit them with GPS collars — and for the elephants, that means necklaces big enough to girdle an oak tree.
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They breathed in amniotic fluid, their hearts pumped blood through their umbilical cords into a gas exchange system outside of the bag, and monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)The dangers posed by the opioid crisis only seem to be getting worse, according to a new Vital Signs report released today by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Wearable devices that track vital signs, contact lenses that monitor blood-sugar levels and smart-stitches that measure the pH level of fluid in wounds would all mean fewer patients in hospital for monitoring.
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Regardless of what's been lost, all you have to do, in seeking the city's vital signs, is choose to put your money and attention toward the health of the non-conglomerates that survive here.
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An independent medical report found several issues with the treatment of McNair, including failure to assess his vital signs, not having proper cooling devices and failing to quickly recognize he was having heat illness.
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The deals, one for 43 Philips heart defibrillators, the others for a total of 24,22011 Dixtal vital-signs monitors, were worth a combined 22014 million reis (about $40 million at the time), government records show.
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The deals, one for 22010 Philips heart defibrillators, the others for a total of 20113,22011 Dixtal vital-signs monitors, were worth a combined 22014 million reis (about $24 million at the time), government records show.
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Together, those instruments take measurements of Mars' vital signs, like its pulse, temperature and reflexes -- which translate to internal activity like seismology and the planet's wobble as the sun and its moons tug on Mars.
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Intense effort is underway to understand and prevent acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as the agency pushes doctors to report symptoms early, per its new Vital Signs report.
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The foundation's 2016 report (partnered with Vital Signs) also suggests that a focus on elite athletes could push some away, and it's that same focus on performance that can, in turn, drive up costs further.
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Mike Monteiro, data product officer at Aspire (and former classmate of Mark Zuckerberg), showed off Connexion, a sensor-powered health booth that can detect your vital signs and health weaknesses through infrared and other sensors.
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Dr. Castillo said that the baby "did not require any resuscitation" and that the child's vital signs were "normal and stable," although the newborn will be put under close monitoring to identify other possible defects.
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Spotify is a democratic system in the sense that if people really like it, and the 'vital signs' as we call them are good, then the system will figure it out and spread the word.
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This goes for the more cutting-edge gadgets that monitor vital signs, but is equally apparent in straight up video monitors, some of which will now sync up with Amazon's new video-enabled Echo Show.
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For the San Francisco Bay Area, the time spent on congested freeways skyrocketed 89 percent between 2010 and 2017, from 1.9 minutes to 3.6 minutes daily, according to Vital Signs, a monitor of regional trends.
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The university apologized to McNair's family and acknowledged that the player's temperature and other vital signs had not been taken and other standard procedures had not been followed after he was overcome while running sprints.
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Some of the projects he could be involved in projects will include utilizing data derived from genome sequencing or from body sensors, like those on athletes that track heartbeat and vital signs and monitor sleep.
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The university acknowledged that McNair's temperature and other vital signs were not taken and that he was not immersed in a cooling bath — standard procedures — after being overcome while running sprints during the May workout.
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Critics of the proposed rule say that it would allow, say, an office assistant to refuse to schedule a vasectomy, or for a nurse to refuse to take the vital signs of a transgender patient.
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A majority — 65% — of pregnant women in the U.S. said they were unvaccinated for influenza and whooping cough, according to a Vital Signs report released on Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Newman's "Bio-Suit" design uses thousands of feet of internal ribbing laced together with 140,000 stitches to maintain internal pressure, while adding gold fibers in the fabric to transmit data on the astronaut's vital signs.
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In the US, suicide rates significantly increased in 44 states from 1999 through 2016, rising by more than 30% in 25 states, according to a new Vital Signs report published by the CDC on Thursday.
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Jamshed rocketed to fame in Pakistan in the 1980s and 1990s as the singer for the Vital Signs rock group, and later launched a solo career, with a string of chart-topping albums and hits.
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The show, currently titled "Vital Signs," will be an Apple Music project offered through Apple TV, the company's streaming video device, said the person, who was not authorized to discuss the plans because they are private.
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These wearable e-skins, either tattooed onto our bodies or sewn into our clothes, could also be used to monitor our vital signs and even help medics predict future heart attacks, by monitoring our heart signals.
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In a document shared with companies bidding on the contract, the Army said it wanted to incorporate night vision and thermal sensing, measure vital signs like breathing and "readiness," monitor for concussions and offer hearing protection.
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Last year, The Wall Street Journal reported that one show, Vital Signs, based on the life of Dr. Dre, was "too violent," and it was subsequently canceled, while Carpool Karaoke was abruptly delayed because of language.
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Together, those instruments take measurements of Mars' vital signs, such as its pulse, temperature and reflexes -- which translate to internal activity like seismology and the planet's wobble as the sun and its moons tug on Mars.
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Twenty people were confirmed dead and about 10 were showing no vital signs, an official for the Kyoto City Fire Department said, a term authorities often use before a death has been confirmed by a doctor.
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The medical center allegedly de-identified the dataset, but still gave Google records with the patient's height, weight, vital signs, information on diseases they have, medical procedures they've undergone, medications they are on, and date stamps.
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"An advantage to monitoring a person's vital signs if they are sedated is that we can often know that someone is deteriorating before respiratory or cardiac arrest occur, and we can respond earlier," Dr. Gaeta explains.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly personally dumped the six-episode series, titled Vital Signs, which shows various aspects of the music mogul's psyche and starred luminaries such as Ian McShane, Sam Rockwell, and Michael K. Williams.
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Together, those instruments will take measurements of Mars' vital signs, like its pulse, temperature and reflexes -- which translates to internal activity like seismology and the planet's wobble as the sun and its moons tug on Mars.
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Demis Hassabis, who co-founded DeepMind in 2010, told The Verge in March that the type of AI employed by DeepMind can be used for medical diagnosis, tracking vital signs, and helping people live healthier lifestyles.
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If all goes as planned, it might not be that long before you have a capsule in your stomach, sending your vital signs to your smart phone, which you can then tweak with the appropriate drugs.
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She said when a child is admitted to the ER because of cannabis ingestion, generally speaking, there's no medical intervention necessary—you check their vital signs and, if they're asleep, wait for them to wake up.
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"At Musgrove Park Hospital, part of Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, [Streams'] features will alert doctors and nurses to a potential deterioration in their patients' vital signs that could indicate a serious problem," it writes.
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The agency also rebuked the nursing home for entering normal vital signs, or mildly elevated temperatures, into the medical records of several residents after they had already been evacuated or, in one case, had already died.
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Earlier in the year the team reported on the use of a small bandage to wirelessly monitor a premature baby's vital signs in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), and even after they leave the hospital.
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One hundred participants were fed a Nightmare King every night before bed, and their vital signs, brain activity and respiration rate were all tracked by doctors and scientists to determine whether they had "vivid dreams" or not.
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Steve Jobs envisioned using wearables to monitor blood sugar and other vital signs during his tenure as Apple CEO, and the company's glucose tracker has been in development for at least five years, CNBC reported last month.
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The report also indicated that, in a physical exam on March 21, 20093, Clinton's vital signs appeared "healthy," with a blood pressure of 100/65, heart rate of 72, respiratory rate of 18 and temperature of 98.7.
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The new system, which was tested in a study reported in Science, accomplishes monitoring through two ultrathin wireless sensors that transmit the baby's vital signs to a base where the information can be processed in real time.
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Part of it, it seemed, would come from television; Apple quietly began filming Vital Signs, a show based on the life of hip hop legend Dr. Dre (cofounder of headphone maker Beats, which Apple bought in 2014).
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In 103, the average time it took a person in the US to get a diagnosis after contracting an HIV infection was about three years, according to a new Vital Signs report put out yesterday by the CDC.
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Five pediatricians who reviewed Mariee's vital signs and symptoms as reflected in her ICE medical records obtained by VICE News said the treatment she received from the Dilley medical staff was reasonable given her condition at the time.
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These range from denouncing the overmedicalizing of everyday life thanks to nonstop monitoring of vital (and not-so-vital) signs to critiquing the transformation of exercise into unpaid labor and a source of profit for corporations like Nike.
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The Army's version of the headset will vary from their consumer-grade counterparts by including night vision and thermal sensing, and the ability to measure vital signs like breathing and "readiness," monitor for concussions and offer hearing protection.
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With 22008G, a Hollywood movie that now takes six or seven minutes to download onto your iPad will take six or seven seconds and microsensors in your shirt will gather intelligence and broadcast vital signs to your doctor.
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Together the Rothman brothers came up with the Rothman Index, a commercial product that uses data from standard electronic health records — including lab values, vital signs, cardiac rhythms and key aspects of nursing assessments — to monitor hospital patients.
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As interaction paradigms shift towards voice and motion control we can expect to see devices that are always listening to us and following us in the real world, reading vital signs and telling us important data on the go.
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Maq, who worked as a nurse while writing the album—"Walk around / check vital signs and pretend to be useful," she sings on "Flesh & Electricity"—has plenty to work through and rage at: anxiety, disdain, society's built-in misogyny.
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Last month, The Wall Street Journal reported that Tim Cook decided to shelve Vital Signs, a series influenced by the story of Dr. Dre, after the Apple CEO was dismayed by drug and sex scenes in a preview episode.
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The Study Watch will likewise be tasked with some important research, gathering vital signs for ongoing work like the Personalized Parkinson's Project, which is investigating patterns in the disease's progression and identifying the building blocks for a potential cure.
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When the Journal reported the rumored prohibition on content that would so much as raise an eyebrow, it also said that Tim Cook was instrumental for torpedoing Dr. Dre's semi-biographical Vital Signs, which he reportedly deemed too violent.
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A third hope is that a digital pill, when analyzed alongside other vital signs, can provide some insight into how a patient is responding to their meds in real time and allow physicians to adjust their dose as needed.
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I have a friend who's an ICU nurse who has figured out a way to actually monitor vital signs, to do all the tubing so that they are not wasting— I shouldn't say wasting— they're not going through PPE.
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I have a friend who's an ICU nurse who has figured out a way to actually monitor vital signs, to do all the tubing so that they are not wasting— I shouldn't say wasting— they're not going through PPE.
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In fact, in the near future, Ryan D'Arcy told me, all doctors should be monitoring brain waves, alongside more standard clinical vital signs of patients, healthy and otherwise, via electroencephalogram, or EEG, which monitors electrical activity of the brain.
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" It's sometimes hard to string together a proper narrative from police reports, which are notoriously short on details, but here's what I think happened: "Paramedics called to the scene who checked the man found his vital signs to be normal.
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They continued to give Pruitt CPR and used a defibrillator while en route to Beaumont's Level 2 Emergency and Trauma Center, but by the time Pruitt arrived, he had no vital signs and showed no signs of life, the hospital said.
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According to a new Vital Signs report, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2018, some 4.9 million high school and middle school students used tobacco in the last 220 days, an increase from 22017 million in 22022.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A doctor at a hospital in India's capital, New Delhi, was recently tracking a wall of monitors displaying the vital signs of intensive care patients admitted hundreds of miles away when red-and-yellow alerts rang out.
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What they did: Researchers worked on both developing soft mechanics and adhesives that wouldn't damage the baby's skin and creating the lightest technology that wouldn't need wires or batteries but could still monitor and integrate vital signs, Xu tells Axios.
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In CDC's most recent Vital Signs report, our experts gathered case data from 20 states and one large city with the goal of learning more about Legionnaires' disease infections associated with health care facilities and identifying ways to prevent new infections.
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A blood pressure app downloaded by tens of thousands of people before sales halted last year gave many patients with hypertension the false impression that their vital signs were normal when in reality they were dangerously high, a U.S. study suggests.
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The CT2404 also has a bright, high-res heads-up display (HUD) as well as a TFT info screen in the center of the instrument cluster, the latter displaying vehicle vital signs like oil temperature and fuel level, among others.
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On Friday, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) announced funding for Astroskin—up to $2.4 million over 18 months—which is a smart undershirt made by Montreal's Carré Technologies that can monitor astronauts' vital signs while they float around in space.
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"Right now, the only time we really monitor the vital signs of astronauts is during launch on the spacecraft, and the return back home, and when we wear spacesuits to do a spacewalk," Saint-Jacques told me over the phone.
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Such technology innovation should incorporate identifying essential medications at the point of care, weekly organization of these medications through disposable electronic pill trays, electronic monitoring of adherence and vital signs and timely care coordination at home through visiting physicians/nurses.
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Just because people can monitor some vital signs right now on their smartphone or fitness tracker doesn't mean they can diagnose themselves without help from a doctor, noted Satchidananda Panda of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California.
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Back in 2014 the legendary gaming company announced it was working on a QOL (Quality of Life) sensor that would sit on your bedstand and monitor your vital signs, such as the movements of your body and heartbeat, while you sleep.
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Called VitalBand, the emergency voice call-out and fall-detection watch provides a more subtle way to monitor for falls, while tracking vital signs like heart and respiratory rate and oxygen saturation, as well as physical activity and sleep quality.
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I completed my exam: her vital signs, her heart, perfusion (how well her heart was pumping blood to her body), and palpated her abdomen to check her liver and spleen (which were enlarged, but no more than they had been).
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The woman booked an appointment and relayed her symptoms to the doctor, but soon realized one downside of a virtual visit: A patient may need tools, such as a thermometer, just to relay vital signs to a doctor across town.
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Public broadcaster NHK said one man was found without vital signs in a car that appeared to have been washed away in Saga prefecture, where some areas were hit with rainfall of more than 100 mm (4 inches) in an hour.
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They were healthy, but because they arrived early, they would need weeks of close care at the hospital: nurses who could check their breathing and vital signs and also show Ms. Abernathy how the babies needed to be touched and held.
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A note from Anderson's mother on the page said her daughter's vital signs were good and that she had shrapnel in her chest, her front teeth had been knocked out, and she had a hole through her bottom lip and tongue.
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The Smiths said their vital signs have been normal throughout and they have shown no symptoms of the disease, called COVID-19, which has killed over 2,000 people - the vast majority in the region of China around the epicentre in Wuhan.
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He said doctors ordinarily would want to closely monitor the vital signs of a patient taking fentanyl, to make sure the drug is not slowing down breathing or heart rate, although it can be administered in patches to control the dosage.
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In "Vital Signs," a collection of poems and photographs published by Heyday Books in 2013, Mr. Delgado, now 55, and Mr. McGovern, 58, made their first joint effort to "validate that our community is worth knowing," Mr. McGovern said in an interview.
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The role of the medical student — my role for the week I was there — was to push a large cart of antibiotic solutions around the room, hang the antibiotics and connect them to the IV line, and take the patients' vital signs.
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The Associated Press news agency earlier quoted a local fire official in Kyoto saying other people who were inside the building had no vital signs, using language commonly used in Japan when someone had died but their death had not been confirmed officially.
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Between 2017 and 12.83, current tobacco users — which includes middle and high school students using e-cigarettes, traditional cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, hookah and pipe tobacco — jumped from 3.6 million to 4.9 million, according to the new Vital Signs report published Monday.
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While making this argument, Arjen Radder, CEO of Philips (Middle East and Turkey), discussed a new invention called the bio-center that patients can attach to their to chests to measure eight different vital signs, allowing doctors to monitor their levels remotely.
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When Britain's National Health Service tested the cost-effectiveness of remote support for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, it found that an electronic tablet paired with sensors measuring vital signs could result in better care and enormous savings, by enabling early intervention.
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SaaS metrics should be to a management team what patient vital signs are to an emergency room doctor: a simple set of universally understood numbers that allow a doctor to quickly know how ill a patient is and what needs fixing first.
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Reported cases of what are called vector-borne diseases have more than tripled nationwide, growing from 27,388 cases reported in 2004 to a whopping 96,075 cases reported in 2016, according to the new Vital Signs report published by the CDC on Tuesday.
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For example, a team that was initially tasked with developing a strategy to monitor the vital signs of Navy SEAL divers learned that what the divers really needed was a better GPS navigation system so that they could spend less time underwater.
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While administering drugs, checking vital signs, bathing and dressing patients, and helping them maintain their hygiene and mobility are recognized as instrumental types of support, the power of presence—emotional support—that professional caregivers provide is equally crucial for patients and their families.
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Much of the public's anguish focused on Junaid Jamshed, the vocalist of Vital Signs, one of Pakistan's first and most successful bands of the 1990s, who abandoned his music career in 2001 to become a travelling evangelist with the conservative Tableeghi Jamaat group.
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Most of the time when she visits patients, she doesn't have much to do: she takes vital signs, she checks that there are enough supplies and medications in the house, she asks if old symptoms have gone away or new ones developed.
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It is unclear what would happen to this program, which includes a fleet of state-of-the-art satellites collecting round-the-clock data on our planet's vital signs, if the Trump administration along with a cooperative House and Senate decided to slash its budget.
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Five pediatricians who reviewed Mariee's symptoms, vital signs, and doctor's notes in ICE medical records from her time at Dilley, told VICE News that the course of treatment Mariee received was consistent with what they would do for a toddler presenting with those symptoms.
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These embedded sensors are also small and low-cost compared to other sending solutions, and can provide real-time info about what's going on in a car, including monitoring passenger vital signs, and even keeping track of whether a driver is nodding off behind the wheel.
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From its look -- leather jackets, stone-washed jeans -- to its sound -- fresh, innovative, modern -- Vital Signs signaled change in a country that was just emerging from a long period of martial law and Islamization after the death of military ruler Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq in 1988.
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To set the table, The Journal walked readers through some of the issues Tim Cook apparently had with Vital Signs, a title the company had acquired loosely based on the biography of rap legend (and former head of the billion dollar Apple acquisition, Beats) Dr. Dre.
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As Crosby fired his gold-medal winner in Vancouver, it was perhaps the perfect snapshot of hockey's importance to Canada—the 2015 Vital Signs Report from the Toronto Foundation found that 90 percent of Canadians said Olympic success had a positive impact on their Canadian pride.
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And by "video," he didn't just mean music videos and those that fit within the broader musical genre, as with Apple's earlier purchase of James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" or Dr. Dre's "Vital Signs, " a semi-autobiographical scripted TV series that will be also distributed by Apple.
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A neuroscientist in Surrey, BC, says he's figured out a way to measure and track the human brain's "vital signs"—patterns in brain waves that could one day become a crucial marker of health and disease, just like blood pressure, pulse rate, and temperature, he believes.
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"I would say the vital signs actually supersede the location in terms of importance for most trauma surgeons," said Dr. Bryan Morse, assistant professor of surgery at Emory University School of Medicine and a trauma surgeon at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, who was not involved in the study.
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In future, rather than checking patients' vital signs only at intervals, or parking ICU-nurses next to beds, live data-streams from medical machines and wearable devices could flow straight to such command centres, where supercomputers could screen them for anything worth bringing to the attention of medical staff.
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One interesting aspect of the Snap40 device is that it captures the rawest data possible (ie the actual waveforms), leaving the conversion of this data into tangible vital signs, such as respiration or pulse rate, to the company's own software and machine learning models running in the cloud.
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Read more: Why SpaceX delivered living bits of human organs to the ISS for NASA"Potential applications could range dramatically — from measuring a patient's vital signs without inhibiting their freedom of motion, to adjusting the volume in an athlete's wireless headphones with a single hand motion," NUS said.
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For example, in 2011, researchers at Germany's Technische Universitaet Muenchen in collaboration with BMW installed sensors in a steering wheel that could measure "vital signs such as heart rate, skin conductance and oxygen saturation in the blood via simple sensors in the steering wheel," according to a release.
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Read this: How an academic specialist in human memory created a chat app that's helping companies fight harassment and discriminationSimilarly, it's backed and is working with a startup called Tellus that's developing a device that's designed to monitor the vital signs and activities of elderly people using precision radar.
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The DRE evaluation involved an interview (I said I hadn't used any drugs), the three tasks I'd already performed, and a few extra elements such as taking my vital signs and pulse, checking my muscles, looking at my arms for track marks, and examining my pupils in a dark room.
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Doctors from the University of Cincinnati Medical Center who treated Otto Warmbier said upon his arrival that he had suffered "extensive loss of brain tissue" and "severe neurological injury" while in North Korea, but that his vital signs had been stable and that he had shown no sign of infection.
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When pregnant women arrive at the hospital with a risk of preeclampsia – a complication characterized by high blood pressure that can lead to fatal consequences – he takes their vital signs regularly throughout the day and will even sleep at the hospital to make sure he can care for his patients overnight.
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Most new infections are transmitted by just 40% of people infected with HIV -- those who either have not been diagnosed or have been diagnosed but are not yet receiving care, according to the new Vital Signs report, conducted by the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention and released Monday.
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Snugb's Tulip is just a prototype for now, but it's part of a new crop of parent tech helping those with kids ensure safety and security for their family such as Owlet, a baby sock and health monitor or Mimo, a washable cotton onesie with breathing sensors developed to check baby's vital signs.
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And taking a page from Audi's penchant for technology, this Bugatti boasts no less than 50 electronic controllers that monitor that car's various vital signs, from a complex LED lighting network to a retro-looking central dash console that allows the driver to keep tabs on every major Chiron system at a glance.
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The criteria for a patient to be transported to a specialized trauma unit include the patient's level of consciousness, vital signs and location of injury, for instance whether a gunshot wound is to the head, neck, torso or above the elbows or knees, according to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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I hurt my ankle playing tennis, activating an old injury, and an internist I was seeing for the first time, without taking any medical history or vital signs — my blood pressure is pristine, just so you know — told me he couldn't do anything for me until I lost weight and gave me a rusty photocopy about food exchanges.
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Next, I sat one morning for an hour at home, taking a series of neurological tests on my laptop: the CNS Vital Signs tests, which evaluate the main areas of cognitive function by taxing them relentlessly for 20 minutes; the Stroop test, which measures reaction time; and the Symbol Digit Coding test, to test the aging of the frontal lobes of the brain.
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" Furthermore, as the federal defenders in Alabama highlight, even if anesthesiologists did violate their professional code of ethics and participate in the ignominy of public executions (and specifically, the grim but oh so important "consciousness assessment"): "[A]nesthesiologists do not take such action based solely on a manual assessment, they also rely on the use of devices that monitor vital signs.
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I think Watson's very different than what we do, from what I understand of it — it's more like an expert system, so it's a very different style of AI. I think the sort of things you'll see this kind of AI do is medical diagnosis of images and then maybe longitudinal tracking of vital signs or quantified self over time, and helping people have healthier lifestyles.
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"This legislation will require CBP to conduct standardized health screenings that prioritize vulnerable populations, infants, toddlers, children, minors, women, pregnant women and elders, to make sure they get a timely health screening that is composed of a questionnaire, recent history interview, vital signs, physical examination, assessment and plan with consultation with emergency care physicians or providers if there's any abnormalities," he said at Tuesday's press conference.
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The light blue gown MedStar is testing features ties on both sides of the body, one inside and one outside; wide sleeves with plastic snaps that allow the upper arms to be easily exposed when, for example, an IV is needed; a front pocket with a slit for devices that monitor vital signs; side pockets for personal items; and a specially designed pleat in the back to address the aforementioned backside problem.
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Called HARIX (Human Augmented Robot Intelligence with eXtreme Reality), "this AI platform, synced with smart bracelets and rings worn by patients, was able to monitor patient vital signs (including temperature, heart rate, blood oxygen levels), allowing doctors and nurses outside the facility to monitor all patient vital information remotely on one interface," Bill Huang tells CNBC Make It. "Doctors and nurses were also equipped with these smart devices to monitor their own vitals to catch any potential early symptoms of infection," he says.
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Your location, your purchases, video and audio from within your home and office, your online searches and every digital wandering, biometric tracking of your face and other body parts, your heart rate and other vital signs, your every communication, recording, and perhaps your deepest thoughts or idlest dreams — in the future, if not already, much of this data and more will be collected and analyzed by some combination of governments and corporations, among them a handful of megacompanies whose powers nearly match those of governments.
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In that case, it can be a good thing to see someone who is not a member of your family; who comes from the world outside your illness; who has known you long enough to be familiar but not long enough to have heard your stories already; who wants to know where your pain is but doesn't need you to explain everything; and who is there to take your vital signs but who behaves as though she might have come over to borrow a snow shovel or a couple of eggs.
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In a section of contract definitions, the "Streams: Task Management" software is defined as "a clinical task management and text based messaging platform provided in the form of a mobile software application"; while the "Streams: Mobile platform" is defined as a Class I non-measuring medical device provided in the form of a mobile app that can currently assess the real-time detection of AKI — and "which is extensible generally to (i) patient safety alerts, and (ii) real time detection and decision support to support treatment and avert clinical deterioration across a range of diagnoses and organ systems, including any new releases and/or new versions (including, without limitation, releases to include the development of functionality for vital signs entry and viewing and other aspects as set out in the Roadmap) provided as part of the Support Services".
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