The AWARD Study
Advanced Wireless Sensors for Neonatal Care in the Delivery Room
A prospective multi-centred international study.
A prospective multi-centred international study.
A prospective multi-centred international study.
This project involves testing advanced wireless monitoring technologies in delivery rooms and obstetrical centers worldwide, and comparing them to the capabilities of standard wired systems. Wireless biointegrated sensors that are developed for neonates can enhance monitoring of vital signs in these settings, while promoting skin-to-skin contact and family-centered care after birth.
This project involves testing advanced wireless monitoring technologies in delivery rooms and obstetrical centers worldwide, and comparing them to the capabilities of standard wired systems. Wireless biointegrated sensors that are developed for neonates can enhance monitoring of vital signs in these settings, while promoting skin-to-skin contact and family-centered care after birth.
This project involves testing advanced wireless monitoring technologies in delivery rooms and obstetrical centers worldwide, and comparing them to the capabilities of standard wired systems. Wireless biointegrated sensors that are developed for neonates can enhance monitoring of vital signs in these settings, while promoting skin-to-skin contact and family-centered care after birth.
AWARD Clinical Study
AWARD Clinical Study
Study team:
Study team:
Study team:
Dr. Guilherme Sant'Anna, Principal Investigator
Dr. Guilherme Sant'Anna, Principal Investigator
Dr. Guilherme Sant'Anna, Principal Investigator
Alyssa Maximov,
Research Coordinator
Alyssa Maximov,
Research Coordinator
Alyssa Maximov,
Research Coordinator
Eva Sutera,
MSc Candidate
Eva Sutera,
MSc Candidate
Eva Sutera,
MSc Candidate
Collaborators:
Collaborators:
