NABH Hospital Safety Standard
NABH Patient Safety Goal 6: Reduce Risk of Patient Falls.
Under NABH accreditation standards, hospitals must implement continuous fall risk assessment and proactive intervention. BedExit provides a non-invasive, camera-free predictive alert layer that gives nurses 10–15 seconds to reach high-risk beds.
For Quality & Nursing Leadership: Inpatient bed falls are a reportable adverse event. BedExit provides measurable objective evidence of fall risk intervention for NABH assessors while keeping patient rooms camera-free and Dignity-compliant.
How BedExit Supports NABH Goal 6 Clauses
- Targeted High-Risk Deployment: Outfit post-operative, geriatric, and delirium-prone beds identified in your Morse or Hendrich II fall risk assessments.
- Predictive Pre-Exit Intent: Gives night-shift nurses 10–15 seconds of early warning before a patient's feet touch the floor.
- Alarm Fatigue Reduction: Advanced stance recognition filters out ordinary bed turning, keeping bedside alert indicators meaningful for nursing staff.
- Camera-Free Dignity: No images or audio captured, fully respecting patient privacy laws and NABH ethical guidelines.
Regulatory Classification & Fast-Track Procurement
BedExit is strictly classified as an inpatient safety and caregiver-awareness alerting device. It does not perform diagnostic measurements or therapeutic intervention, making CDSCO Class B medical device licensing non-applicable. Hospitals can procure and deploy units immediately without 18-month regulatory delays.