Intelligent Hospital Pavilion Icu Video Analysis / Reflection (Example)

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 Intelligent Hospital Pavilion ICU Name of Student Institutional Affiliation Intelligent hospital pavilion ICU. Critical care is vital in the United States as a result; there are at least 6 000 ICU in the state with over 95000 beds of ICU which approximately represents fifteen percent of total hospital beds and critical ICU patient care accounts nearly one percent of America GDP. As such ICU is a fundamental component of the array of healthcare based informatics and inpatient critical care diversifying post-anesthesia units intervention procedural suits operating rooms and emergency department. Nonetheless the critical ICU care is semi-autonomous it essentially cares for sickest patients in the healthcare utilizing highest patient to staff ratio as well as a spectrum of informatics systems and advanced band costly devices. According to Neill (2014) provision of critical care therefore analyzing risk-benefit ration it is prudent to assert that ICU monitoring bedside technology informatics continuum medical utility and connectivity envelope have dramatically increased patient outcome and safety in the critical treatment as well as built a collaborative interprofessional team in the healthcare thereby reinforcing achievement of absolute organizational goal. Consequently intelligent ICU system has fostered accurate diagnostics and advancement and integrated analysis of patient anatomy. As such I strongly support the technology primarily to critical care in the ICU. References. Bilski P. & In Guerriero F. (2017). Computer systems for healthcare and medicine. Neil A. [chief of critical care medicine]. (2014 April 29). The ICU at the 2014 Intelligent Hospital Pavilion. Retrieved from: youtu.be Oropello J. M. Pastores S. M. & Kvetan V. (2017). Critical care. [...]

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Review the Intelligent Hospital Pavilion ICU video at: youtu.be Write a paper in which you identify and describe elements that you feel are of benefit or risk to both patients and nurses. Explain the benefits/risks and why you do or do not support this type of available technology. Your paper should be a minimum of three pages and written in APA format with at least two outside credible references.