All you need to know about non-contact monitoring
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All you need to know about non-contact monitoring

Nick Evans Health journalist
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Vision-based monitoring is often used in mental health settings to observe patients but has become controversial

Digital technologies are transforming the way healthcare is delivered. In mental health, non-contact patient observation systems have become popular in recent years to monitor patients and keep a check on their vital signs. But the technology has also caused some controversy with concerns raised about privacy issues.

Learning Disability Practice. 26, 3, 15-16. doi: 10.7748/ldp.26.3.15.s5

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06 June 2023 / Vol 26 issue 3

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