Leaf Healthcare

Pleasanton, California, United States

Patient Safety Monitoring Devices Hospital Solutions Clinical Workflow

Patient repositioning is vital for hospital-acquired pressure injury (HAPI) prevention,1 but inadequate tools and heavy workloads make it difficult for nurses to adhere to turn protocols. In fact, the national turn protocol adherence rate is just 48%. Now, there’s a modern, high-tech system to help you create personalized turn protocols, improve protocol adherence rates, confirm turn quality and reduce pressure injury incidence. The LEAF Patient Monitoring System

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Company Info

Founded: 2010
Website: www.sn-leaf.com/

Disease Areas

Pressure Ulcers Hospital-Acquired Conditions Patient Safety

Technologies

Wireless SystemsSensorsPatient MonitoringWorkflow Automation

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