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What you need to know about non-contact monitoring technology

Non-contact monitoring is often used in mental health settings to observe and check on patients but nurses should be aware of the technology's pros and cons
Posted 13 April 2023 - 01:00
Two nurses working with a non-contact monitoring tool. An eye and magnifying glass are in the background, to highlight the technology is being used to observe patients.
 
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