I must admit that I didn’t know exactly what I was getting into when I scheduled this video interview with Paul Baratta, Business Development Manager for healthcare at Axis Communications. However, I was intrigued by the idea that they were using thermal cameras in healthcare to detect various healthcare incidents.
The great news is that Paul Baratta really opened my eyes to a lot of possibilities for how various cameras (standard and thermal) can help a hospital work more effectively. Along with talking about the thermal cameras they’ve implemented in hospitals, we also talk about other ways that cameras can help an organization run smoother and more efficiently. Think about a video camera monitoring an IV bag. That’s cool tech. We also talk about the privacy issues related to cameras and the privacy benefits of using thermal cameras. Plus, I ask Paul about the cost and ROI of cameras and whether they’re reasonable for every size healthcare organization or not.
Needless to say, after this interview, I’m even more confident that video cameras are going to be an important part of the wired room in healthcare. To see what I mean, check out my interview with Paul Baratta from Axis Communications.
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