WISE Clinical Study

Wireless Irradiance SEnsors during Neonatal Phototherapy: The WISE Clinical Study;

A prospective multi-centred international study.

A prospective multi-centred international study.

Neonatal jaundice is common in the first days of life, and phototherapy has long been a highly effective treatment. Yet, because light exposure is typically checked only periodically, clinicians often lack continuous data on the exact dose each infant receives.

This study introduces an exciting new technology: the Bilisensor: a small, wireless phototherapy dosimeter developed by Wearifi Inc. Designed to measure light intensity continuously within the key therapeutic blue-light range, the device provides real-time insights into each newborn’s phototherapy exposure.

By enabling more precise monitoring, this innovation has the potential to enhance treatment optimization, support clinical decision-making, and further strengthen the safety and effectiveness of phototherapy for newborns.

Neonatal jaundice is common in the first days of life, and phototherapy has long been a highly effective treatment. Yet, because light exposure is typically checked only periodically, clinicians often lack continuous data on the exact dose each infant receives.

This study introduces an exciting new technology: the Bilisensor: a small, wireless phototherapy dosimeter developed by Wearifi Inc. Designed to measure light intensity continuously within the key therapeutic blue-light range, the device provides real-time insights into each newborn’s phototherapy exposure.

By enabling more precise monitoring, this innovation has the potential to enhance treatment optimization, support clinical decision-making, and further strengthen the safety and effectiveness of phototherapy for newborns.

Neonatal jaundice is common in the first days of life, and phototherapy has long been a highly effective treatment. Yet, because light exposure is typically checked only periodically, clinicians often lack continuous data on the exact dose each infant receives.

This study introduces an exciting new technology: the Bilisensor: a small, wireless phototherapy dosimeter developed by Wearifi Inc. Designed to measure light intensity continuously within the key therapeutic blue-light range, the device provides real-time insights into each newborn’s phototherapy exposure.

By enabling more precise monitoring, this innovation has the potential to enhance treatment optimization, support clinical decision-making, and further strengthen the safety and effectiveness of phototherapy for newborns.

Team:
Team:
Team:

Dr. Guilherme Sant'Anna,
Principal Investigator

Dr. Guilherme Sant'Anna,
Principal Investigator

Alyssa Maximov,
Research Coordinator

Alyssa Maximov,
Research Coordinator

Collaborators:
Collaborators:
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A Wireless Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Fiction or Closer Reality?

Sénéchal E., Chung H.U., Rogers J., Sant'Anna G.

Parents and Health Care Providers' Perspectives on Vital Signs Monitoring Technologies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: An International Survey

Sénéchal E., Radeschi D., Kearney R., Shalish W., Sant'Anna G.

Help us change the future of neonatal care.

© 2024 Smart Hospital Project

Help us change the future of neonatal care.

© 2024 Smart Hospital Project

Help us change the future of neonatal care.

© 2024 Smart Hospital Project

Help us change the future of neonatal care.

© 2024 Smart Hospital Project