E D Lioutas, I Tzimitra-Kalogianni
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wearable wireless sensors continuous vital signs monitoring cvsm offer potential early identification patient deterioration especially lowintensity care settings like general wards study aims review advances wearable cvsm focus general ward highlighting technological characteristics cvsm systems user perspectives impact patient outcomes exploring recent evidence accuracy wearable sensors measuring vital signs exhibits variability especially notable ambulatory patients within hospital settings standard validation protocols lacking usability cmvs systems critical nurses patients highlighting need easytouse wearable sensors expansion number measured vital signs current software systems lack integration hospital infrastructures workflow automation imperative enhancements involve nursefriendly less intrusive alarm strategies advanced decision support systems despite observed reductions icu admissions rapid response team calls impact patient outcomes lacks robust statistical significance widespread implementation cvsm systems general ward potentially outside hospital seems inevitable despite theoretical benefits cvsm systems improving clinical outcomes supporting nursing care optimizing clinical workflow efficiency demonstrated effects clinical practice mixed review highlights existing challenges related data quality usability implementation integration interpretation user perspectives well need robust evidence support impact patient outcomes workflow costeffectiveness