The Apple Watch helps nurses monitor patient activity, heart rate, and arrhythmias in real time through HealthKit-enabled apps. It also supports patient self-management by tracking vital signs and notifying users of abnormal readings.

CGM devices provide real-time glucose data for patients with diabetes, allowing nurses to identify trends and prevent hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia. These systems reduce fingerstick testing and improve glycemic control through alerts and reports.

Wear OS smartwatches can support nurses in tracking patient vitals, sending reminders, and integrating with health apps for patient education. They also enable hands-free notifications for improved workflow in fast-paced settings.

Smart inhalers record usage data and provide reminders, helping nurses support patients with asthma or COPD in adhering to their treatment plans. They also transmit data to healthcare providers for better disease management.

ABPM measures blood pressure at regular intervals throughout the day and night, giving nurses insights into patterns like white coat hypertension or nocturnal hypertension. This data helps refine treatment plans and monitor medication efficacy.

VR immerses nursing students in realistic patient care scenarios, improving clinical judgment, communication, and psychomotor skills. It also supports patient rehabilitation by providing distraction and therapy for pain or anxiety.

The BD Pyxis system streamlines medication management by securely storing and dispensing medications at the point of care. Nurses use it daily to improve efficiency, reduce errors, and ensure safe medication administration.

The Alaris IV pump delivers precise medication doses and fluids, helping nurses ensure safe, programmable infusions. Its smart technology includes drug libraries and alerts to prevent errors.

AR overlays digital information onto the real world, helping nurses visualize anatomy or procedures during education and patient care. It enhances training by guiding users through step-by-step processes hands-free.

The Braun IV pump provides accurate infusion delivery with user-friendly interfaces for nurses. It features safety mechanisms to reduce programming errors and streamline patient care.

Mechanical restraints are used as a last resort to ensure patient and staff safety during episodes of severe agitation or aggression. Nurses must follow strict protocols, including frequent monitoring and documentation, to protect patient rights.

This all-in-one kit contains sterile supplies needed to safely insert a Foley catheter. Nurses use it to maintain aseptic technique and reduce the risk of catheter-associated infections.

The AVstick is a wearable IV simulator that provides realistic venipuncture practice for nursing students. It helps build confidence and technique in a safe, hands-on learning environment.

The Laerdal Modular Skills Trainer is a compact kit designed for practicing a variety of nursing procedures. It allows students to build hands-on confidence with essential skills like wound care, injections, and catheterization in a controlled, realistic environment.