Data monitoring and harms
bleeding, bruising
SKIN EROSION, EVENT, ADVERSE EVENT, BLEEDING
The wireless devices utilized have been piloted before in NICU babies and are designed to adhere more gently to the skin than the adhesives used in standard of care, and thus will not cause additional risk or discomfort. Further, participation in this study will not interfere with the standard of care received. Patient participation can be stopped at any point if parents desire or upon decision of the attending physician (ex: in case of clinical deterioration). In the event of an adverse event such as skin erosion, bruising, bleeding or other it will be reported in the DCF as well as submitted to the McGill University Health Center’s Research Ethics Board to respect the protocol and Good Clinical Practice.