We work to prevent Health care Associated Infections by using Health care Artificial Intelligence.

01.

Technology

Cozzer have developed the silent assistant, a moment reminder, that will guide the employees, patients and visitors to conduct hand hygiene in compliance with the 5 Moments, according to hospital routines.

Hand hygiene, performed the right way, at the right time, reduces disease transmission, prevents HAI, decreases costs and prevents antibiotic resistance. Hand hygiene is our most important, easiest and most cost effective infection control.

The system handles the received information continuosly. No employee is tracked individually. We make sure that the data is anonymized and presented to the hygiene management.

How it works?

COZZER Propose a simple way to faciliate prevention of HAI

Anonymity

No employee is tracked individually. Data is anonymised

Silence

Emission of a red light, is te systems violation alert.

ECO

Decreases costs and prevents antibiotic resistance.
The Health care Artificial Intelligence System will track all people residing in the patient's room.
The red light appear if the personnel or patient did not conduct hand hygiene, before approaching the bed zone.
The system can handle several people in the patient’s room.

Personnel

The system alerts with a red light if the personnel is approaching the bed and has not conducted hand hygiene.
The system alerts with a green light if the personnel is approaching the bed and has conducted hand hygiene, according to the hospital rules.
Two nurses caring for a patient. One nurse has followed the hospital's routines for hand washing. There is therefore a green light on the bed. The light turns off after a few seconds. The other nurse has NOT followed the hospital's routines for hand washing. There is therefore a red light on the bed. The light does not turn off before the nurse removes from the patient zone. 

The system alerts with a red light if the personnel is approaching the bed and has not conducted hand hygiene.

The system alerts with a green light if the personnel is approaching the bed and has conducted hand hygiene, according to the hospital rules.

Two nurses caring for a patient. One nurse has followed the hospital's routines for hand washing. There is therefore a green light on the bed. The light turns off after a few seconds. The other nurse has NOT followed the hospital's routines for hand washing. There is therefore a red light on the bed. The light does not turn off before the nurse removes from the patient zone. 

COZZER Sensors

  • Notify the HealthCare Giver of deviations from the movements.
  • Notify if the HealthCare Giver uses a watch, ring or bracelet.
  • Alert a comin in the room patient to wash hands before he goes to his bed.
  • Alert visitors to wash their hands before moving within the patient zone.
  • Alert if patient-related instruments haven not been cleaned.
  • File all events, but not identify the care giver.

COZZER Benefits

  • Does not disturb the daily routine at the hospital.
  • Does not require any active participation.
  • Does not require any special traning.
  • Has no moving parts, requires little or no maintenance.
  • Has easy installation, take up little space and does not require special cleaning.
  • Has a long life (20-30 years).

02.

About

We work to prevent hospital infections, also called HAI (health care-associated infections), by using health care artificial intelligence system.
In 2005, The World Health Organisation (WHO) introduced “My 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene” which defines the key moments when health-care workers should perform hand hygiene when dealing with patients, to avoid spreading infectious agents. WHO claims that HAI can be reduced by 20% with improvement of hand hygiene procedures.
Hand hygiene, performed the right way, at the right time, reduces transmission of disease, prevents HAI, saves money and helps prevent antibiotic resistance. Hand hygiene is our most important, easiest feasible and most cost efficient infection prevention.

03.

International

Hospital associated infections (HAI) has a global prevalence

HAI are infections occurring in patients during stay in a hospital facility and are the most frequent side – effect in the health care industry.

Percentage of patients getting infected by HAI
Canada
11.6%
USA
4.5%
Brazil
14.0%
Tanzania
14.8%
Mali
18.7%
Morocco
17.8%
Cyprus
7.9%
Italy
10.1%
Scotland
9.5%
Norway
5.1%
Finland
9.1%
UK
7.6%
Thailand
13.9%
Malaysia
7.3%
South Korea
3.7%
MASSIVE FINANCIAL BURDEN
  • Increases the direct patient cost with 3x
  • Prolonged hospital stay with 2-5x
$40bn
€7bn
NOK2bn
UNNECESSARY USE OF ANTIBIOTICS
  • 25% of all antibiotic subscriptions are attributed to HAI
25%
SIGNIFICANT HIDDEN COSTS
  • Increases the direct patient cost with 3x
  • Prolonged hospital stay with 2-5x
UNNECESSARY DEATHS
  • 3x times higher mortality compared to patients without HAI
99K
150K
1K
HOSPITAL BEDS
  • Every hospital bed is exposed to HAI, and therefore the addressable market for COZZER is represented by the number of hospital beds all over the world.
1.8m
hospital beds
10k
hospital beds

04.

Partners

Cozzer goal is to improve health care in hospitals by innovation. The problem with HAI is global and our intention is to reduce the occurrence of hospital infections. To achieve this worldwide, we seek new partners, with whom we share complementary capabilities and mutual interests.

Contact

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