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The Clinical Trial Vanguard By Moe Alsumidaie June 2, 2024 Ensuring consistency and accuracy in data collection through digital health technology (DHT) is paramount in the rapidly evolving landscape of clinical trials. Under CEO John Gannon’s leadership, Blue Spark Technologies, Inc. has made significant strides with its innovative TempTraq...

From Patch to Platform – VitalTraq sets a new standard in patient-centered vital sign digital measurements with revolutionary AI contactless technologies CLEVELAND (January 25, 2024) — Blue Spark Technologies, Inc., a global leader in clinical-grade wearable and digital health tech, is launching a first-of-its-kind multi-sensor remote patient monitoring platform,...

Cutting-Edge Remote Patient Monitoring Technology Enhances Leadership with the Appointment of Board of Advisors   CLEVELAND (January 4, 2024) — Blue Spark Technologies, Inc., a proven innovative digital health technology (DHT) leader in enabling AI-powered remote patient monitoring (RPM) to support precision patient-centric drug development, proudly announces the appointment...

Digital Health Advisor and Thought Leader at the forefront of Pharma, Health Tech, and Data Intelligence to Advise Remote Patient Monitoring Company CLEVELAND (August 29, 2023) — Blue Spark Technologies, Inc., a leader in wearable remote patient monitoring solutions, has added Amir Lahav, a clinical leader and established neuroscientist...

To treat cases of sepsis earlier, artificial intelligence (AI)-based methods to predict sepsis in hospital patients have become popular. Continuous temperature monitoring can provide accurate and abundant patient data to help these algorithms track potential sepsis cases successfully.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to transform many systems, including our healthcare. Remote patient monitoring devices like TempTraq are the latest technologies helping IoT change the world.

Further challenged by the ongoing nursing shortage, sepsis poses a significant burden on the healthcare system. Continuous temperature monitoring technology can relieve understaffed hospitals and support the early diagnosis of sepsis and other life-threatening conditions.

Continuous temperature monitoring technology can remove the human element from temperature taking to reduce error and improve patient safety. Depending on manual temperature taking leaves room for inaccurate readings or delayed fever detection due to inconsistent methods or other errors. Instead, continuous temperature monitoring can minimize manual errors, increase...