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The Nightingale H2020 project is temporarily suspended while we treat COVID-19 pandemic patients in our critical care units and wards. Meanwhile, our two industry partner finalists are still working hard to fine-tune their systems.

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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

Nightingale H2020 update – April 2020

Robert Deisz leaves Nightingale to work for Philips

Checkpoint Cardio and Emfit wearable wireless sensor systems progress to Phase III

Nightingale project extended with six months

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

Nightingale H2020 update – April 2020

Robert Deisz leaves Nightingale to work for Philips

Checkpoint Cardio and Emfit wearable wireless sensor systems progress to Phase III

Nightingale project extended with six months

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

Nightingale H2020 update – April 2020

Robert Deisz leaves Nightingale to work for Philips

Checkpoint Cardio and Emfit wearable wireless sensor systems progress to Phase III

Nightingale project extended with six months

Project News

Nightingale project extended with five months

Wednesday, 05 May 2021

Last week Brussels approved an amendment to extend the Nightingale project with five months. The new end date is 30 September 2021.

Clinical investigations in all five Nightingale hospitals

Tuesday, 27 April 2021

After months of dealing with COVID-19 and overcoming several challenges of implementation, London and Aachen were able to start there clinical investigations in April.

Nightingale to be presented at the virtual BMJ/IHI International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Europe on Wednesday 9th June

Thursday, 04 March 2021

Work from the Nightingale project will be presented at the virtual BMJ/IHI International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Europe on Wednesday 9th June.