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...ue]]: A condition in which healthcare professionals become desensitized to alarms due to their frequent and often false activations. * [[Alarm Management]]: The process of managing and responding to alarms in a healthcare setting.

...needs to be taken. Some advanced models of pill dispensers also come with alarms to remind users when it's time to take their medication.

* [[Nurse Call System]]: A system of call buttons, lights, and alarms used in healthcare facilities to enable communication between patients and

...ive deficits. They may involve the use of external aids such as calendars, alarms, or electronic devices.

...avioral therapies, such as [[bladder training]] exercises and [[bedwetting alarms]]. Medications, such as [[desmopressin]] and [[anticholinergics]], may also

...ral therapy]]: This includes strategies like bladder training and moisture alarms.

...ary can involve a variety of measures, including [[Security alarm|security alarms]], [[CCTV]], [[Lock (security device)|secure locks]], and [[Neighborhood wa

...atient outcomes, they are not without limitations. These may include false alarms, over-reliance on technology, and potential for user error.

...health. It may include managing any underlying conditions, using moisture alarms, and sometimes medication.