NARUG Lunch & Learn Series
Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) Trends, Applications, and Technologies in Healthcare
Presented by:
Teresa Brasac, PhD, MSN, MBA, APRN
The healthcare industry has faced a multitude of challenges in recent years and is still amid economic troubles and continued staffing shortages. Coming out of the Pandemic, we are seeing an increase in RTLS demand to help address some of the challenges in healthcare today. Historically, technology that lessens workload and provides decision support has been one of the leading yearly reported healthcare trends. How can RTLS make healthcare systems more effective and still help provide patient focused care? During this presentation, we will review the latest trends in healthcare that are driving the utilization of RTLS applications, use cases and RTLS data insights.
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Teresa Brasac, PhD, MSN, MBA, APRN, Chief Clinical and Informatics Officer, Sonitor Technologies, Inc.
Teresa Brasac is responsible for leading Sonitor’s strategy for clinical evidence-based design, data analytics, clinical applications and implementation of enterprise level clinical solutions that leverage real-time location systems. She works closely with Sonitor’s implementation teams and R&D leadership to expand the data sets we capture to enhance the care delivered at the bedside. She has led successful technology implementation programs in large hospital systems and IDNs incorporating various connected medical device projects and house wide RTLS deployments.
Teresa received her PhD degree in Nursing from Barry University. The focus of her dissertation and professional passion is learning and implementing medical device technology at the bedside. She received her undergraduate degree, Master’s degree in Business Administration, and Master’s degree in Nursing from Florida International University where she also received her Advance Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) degree. Her nursing background is in Oncology and Hospice. She developed the evidence-based IT implementation design model that she uses to lead smart room technology implementations. In the past 10 years, Teresa has worked with the larger U.S. health systems designing and implementing technology that leverages maximum utilization, integration and measurable outcomes using an evidence-based IT implementation methodology design.
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