Why are Wireless Protocols Important in Neonatal Care?
Newborns, especially those with neonatal disorders, require constant monitoring to ensure their vital signs remain stable. Wireless protocols enable continuous and real-time monitoring without the need for cumbersome wires, which can hinder movement and cause discomfort to the infant. This is particularly important in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) where mobility and quick access to data are critical.
