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Table 4Cost Savings
Interventions that Include Video Monitoring of Patients
| Author, Year | Cost Savings |
|---|---|
| Burtson, 201519 | Estimated savings $772,000 year 1, $1,720,000 year 2 |
| Cournan, 201820 | Net $40,000 savings in 21-month period for Falls and fall-related injuries. $186,120 saved on one-to-one sitters in 12 months |
| Jeffers, 201322 | $2.02 million in deferred cost savings in 1.5 years $24,225 in first 3 months from 57 prevented falls First quarter deferred staff savings of $392,000 exceeded original technology investment of $305,000 |
| Spano-Szekely, 201827 | $84,000 annual savings |
| Votruba, 201629 | Projected fall cost avoidance of $52,000–$87,500/year (using the CDC’s 2013 estimate of $17,500 per fall, not internal data) Projected decrease in sitter cost of $25,200/year (extrapolated from CDC data rather than internal institution costs) 24/7 telesitter cost ($120,000) almost completely offset by combined fall cost avoidance and sitter reduction savings ($77,200–$112,700) |
Nurse Assessment and Decision Tools
Miscellaneous Sitter Reduction Interventions
| Author, Year | Cost Savings |
|---|---|
| Adams, 201317 | $1.2 million annual savings; $400,000 sitter agency savings ($477, 561.86 FY09 to $491,991.27 FY10) |
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