Clinical Alarm Management Market Report 2023: R&D Consistency Drives Sector Growth
The clinical alarm management market is expected to be valued US$ 6.2 billion by 2033, growing at a 7.5% CAGR during the forecast period (2023 to 2033). Alarms alert personnel when a dangerous or life-threatening situation necessitates immediate action; nevertheless, they regularly sound even when no such scenario exists. The vast majority of non-urgent warnings do not require immediate action from a staff member. Alarm weariness is caused by a constant assault of nuisance messages, and it displays as slow or no response, silencing or muting the alarm, or entirely turning off the alarm. The background noise of a unit's environment is created by this cacophony. If the alarm is turned off or muffled, the employee may not be notified of an emergency. Even if there are strategies, none of them can solve the problem on their own. Numerous mitigating activities are required, with only a few of them being unit or patient specific. Alarm parameters, for example, can be adjusted as needed ...