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The Nightingale project was successfully completed on 30 September 2021. After five years of hard work and intense cooperation with the academic centers, industry and other stakeholders, we are very satisfied with the resulting system of Checkpoint Cardio. We have learned a lot and since technical and clinical challenges remain, the end of this project is not the end of our quest for smart monitoring and safer care. We hope to see you again in the future!

Please read our summarizing report and guide for Precommercial Procurement in healthcare innovation.

Nightingale project successfully completed
Nightingale Conference on 16 September 2021 (free to attend)
'The Ultimate Patient Monitor' presentation John Welch at IHI/BMJ
Nightingale project extended with five months
Clinical investigations in all five Nightingale hospitals
Nightingale to be presented at the virtual BMJ/IHI International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Europe on Wednesday 9th June
Martine Breteler obtained her PhD on wearable & wireless monitoring
Start of clinical investigation in Utrecht
Emfit quits Nightingale and CE marking for Checkpoint Cardio
Dave Brealey contributes to development new CPAP device with Mercedes
Nightingale project successfully completed
Nightingale Conference on 16 September 2021 (free to attend)
'The Ultimate Patient Monitor' presentation John Welch at IHI/BMJ
Nightingale project extended with five months
Clinical investigations in all five Nightingale hospitals
Nightingale to be presented at the virtual BMJ/IHI International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Europe on Wednesday 9th June
Martine Breteler obtained her PhD on wearable & wireless monitoring
Start of clinical investigation in Utrecht
Emfit quits Nightingale and CE marking for Checkpoint Cardio
Dave Brealey contributes to development new CPAP device with Mercedes
Nightingale project successfully completed
Nightingale Conference on 16 September 2021 (free to attend)
'The Ultimate Patient Monitor' presentation John Welch at IHI/BMJ
Nightingale project extended with five months
Clinical investigations in all five Nightingale hospitals
Nightingale to be presented at the virtual BMJ/IHI International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Europe on Wednesday 9th June
Martine Breteler obtained her PhD on wearable & wireless monitoring
Start of clinical investigation in Utrecht
Emfit quits Nightingale and CE marking for Checkpoint Cardio
Dave Brealey contributes to development new CPAP device with Mercedes
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Project News

Nightingale project successfully completed

Monday, 01 November 2021

After a successfull Nightingale conference on 16 September, the project was ended 30 September 2021.

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Nightingale Conference on 16 September 2021 (free to attend)

Thursday, 05 August 2021

After five years of work, we will finalize the project and share our experiences and lessons learned during the online Nightingale Conference on the 16th of September 2021.

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'The Ultimate Patient Monitor' presentation John Welch at IHI/BMJ

Wednesday, 09 June 2021

John Welch from London today presented “The ‘Ultimate Patient Monitor’: how clinicians, patients, & industry built a game-changer” in an 'Innovations in patient monitoring’ session at the IHI/B

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Patient stories

Read our real life patient case studies 

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Understanding the challenge

There is a huge unfulfilled need for better monitoring of vital signs in high-risk patients both in general hospital wards and at home.

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Our vision

The Nightingale vision is to challenge industry to improve patient safety by developing systems.

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Our team
Meet the team

Meet the people involved in the project.

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No727534.

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