The StartBox No Go function serves as a means to evaluate near misses, generate data and predictive analytics. Near misses can be categorized into risk zones based on how close they are to the start of the procedure. Data analytics allow leadership to easily identify trends and make appropriate operational changes to positively shift a risk profile.
A published peer-reviewed study (Gloystein. Front Surg. 2020) has demonstrated success of the StartBox System. In addition to preventing patient harm, the system tracked a number of near misses, revealing potential issues prior to bad outcomes occurring. Furthermore, longitudinal use of the system has demonstrated its ability to reduce No Gos (near misses) to zero as adoption progressed.
A study was conducted at a single site over a twelve-month period. Similarly to the experience reported in a peer-reviewed publication, patient harm was prevented and errors were captured. Additionally, a downward trend in near misses was observed, with zero reported during the last five months of the period. This suggests that the StartBox System can help healthcare facilities and providers improve their patient safety and risk profiles over time.
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