25/09/2026
Using AI to reduce preventable injuries from hospital-borne Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections ( ) and improve speed of care and patient outcomes:
Together with Microsoft, we built a Machine Vision pilot for hospitals to proactively inform care teams of potential Central Line dressing compliance issues.
CLABSIs are largely preventable infections that occur in more than 400,000 patients annually in the United States alone, resulting in over 28,000 deaths and costing U.S. hospitals $2 billion. A key piece of preventing CLABSIs is maintaining Central Line dressings as clean and intact as possible.
Machine vision is a type of artificial intelligence ( ) that enables computers to derive information from visual inputs. It is able to collect more precise visual data than human vision ever could, and uses processing power to analyze the visual data faster and more thoroughly than the human mind.
Because visual cues play such a vital role in ensuring patient safety and preventing CLABSIs, machine vision has the potential to exponentially enhance care teams’ ability to recognize and respond to possible infections – before the human eye can even detect a problem is present. It also helps providers standardize care for new and existing staff, identify education opportunities, and decrease documentation time.
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