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Benefits
The SafeBaby Breast Milk Tracking (BMT) System is the industry leader in managing the Enteral-feeding cycle of the critical care patient in the NICU. The SafeBaby system provides a NICU with the following benefits:
Patient Safety
The Mother’s Milk and Patient MRN# are Validated before Feeding
The System organizes Milk Inventory and Verifies storage
SafeBabyBMT provides a comprehensive nutrition tracking and recording process
Freshness Monitored
SafeBabyBMT tags fresh milk as it is received by the NICU
The system encourages the freshest milk possible to be delivered to the patient
Expiration tracking eliminates milk spoilage
Expiration parameters are automatically adjusted based upon thawed and fortified milk status changes
NICU Safety
SafeBabyBMT follows JCAHO Best Practices
SafeBabyBMT provides a simple Good Feed/Bad Feed System, stopping errors in Real-Time
The Milk Discharge Process is thorough, safe and complete
SafeBabyBMT provides complete system accountability
SafeBabyBMT optimizes your staff’s efforts to provide safe and secure feeding while reducing liabilities and meet compliance objectives
Streamlines Work Flow
SafeBabyBMT eliminates the need for the 2-nurse verification of positive patient identification
SafeBabyBMT improves and automates current feeding processes
The system frees up staff time for other critical tasks
SafeBabyBMT provides seamless integration with your existing HL7 – EMR system
SafeBabyBMT can automatically chart feeds to your Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System
The system organizes inventory and improves entire NICU feeding process
100% Validated Feedings
SafeBabyBMT provides an automated system, stopping human errors before they can occur
Mother-Milk-Infant’s triad completes and closes all feeding links
Bottle-Syringe checkpoints provide automated verification, free of human intervention
Milk is validated at Bedside immediately before feed
Let SafeBabyBMT take care of your Breast Milk tracking concerns so the NICU/PICU staff can focus on what’s really important- the critical care patient!
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