Sure Pulse Medical

14/05/2026

Dr Anne Maire Heuchan Consultant Neonatologist at Glasgow Children’s Hospital discusses the benefits of parents having a first cuddle with their baby in the delivery room and kangaroo care in the neonatal intensive care unit.

To find out more about how SurePulse's wireless monitoring is enabling first cuddles in the delivery room, visit our website https://buff.ly/45OVJ8Z

12/05/2026

On International Nurses Day, we recognise the vital contribution of Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioners (ANNPs) in delivering specialist care to newborn babies and supporting families during the earliest stages of life.

Wireless monitoring technology is helping clinical teams create more opportunities for immediate parent–baby contact in the delivery room, by simplifying the safe transfer of babies into their parents’ arms for early cuddles and bonding, without compromising continuous monitoring.

By reducing the restrictions associated with traditional wired systems, ANNPs are better supported to deliver both high-quality clinical care and improved family-centred experiences. Find out more: https://buff.ly/KFXsvnh

Thank you to ANNPs and neonatal nursing teams for the expertise, leadership, and compassionate care you provide every day.

05/05/2026

On International Day of the Midwife, we recognise the essential role midwives play in improving outcomes for mothers and newborns.

Midwives are often making time-critical decisions at birth, where timely, accurate information can directly impact neonatal outcomes.

At SurePulse, our focus is on supporting this work through faster, easier-to-use, and wireless monitoring—designed to provide clear, reliable data without adding complexity to care. Find out more: https://buff.ly/9Q0qpWg

Thank you to midwives everywhere for your continued commitment to high-quality, evidence-based care.

29/04/2026

Measuring heart rate is crucial for critically unwell newborn infants, but traditional limb-based pulse oximeters can struggle when blood flow shifts to vital organs. As a forehead-based PPG sensor, the SurePulse VS offers a promising alternative!

A study comparing forehead vs. wrist sensors in 19 NICU infants (198 hours of data) found strong agreement between the two, with:
✅ 98.87% positive percentage agreement
✅ High correlation (Spearman’s 0.9816)
✅ Reliable accuracy for vital sign monitoring

The SurePulse VS has the potential to be a significant advancement in the way neonatal patients are monitored. Read the full study here: https://buff.ly/ZeTWylv

27/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who took the time to connect with us at the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting.

It was a valuable few days of thoughtful conversations, particularly around the future of neonatal technology and monitoring, and how we can continue to improve outcomes for newborn babies. We appreciate all those who stopped by to learn more and exchange ideas.

We look forward to continuing these important discussions and building on the connections made.

23/04/2026

A recent simulation study at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow compared standard-of-care monitoring during neonatal stabilisation with a new multi-parameter monitoring device, the SurePulse NeoPatch (not currently commercially available ). The results highlight how wireless, single-use monitoring can support faster application, reduce cognitive load, and better enable practices such as delayed cord clamping and early skin-to-skin care.

Key findings include:
• Faster and easier monitoring application
• Reduced equipment complexity in critical moments
• Improved support for clinical workflows and parent–infant bonding

As neonatal teams balance rapid intervention with family-centred care, workflow innovation matters.

Read the full whitepaper:

Executive Summary Early neonatal stabilisation requires rapid assessment of an infant’s physiological status while supporting best practice such as delayed […]

21/04/2026

Promoting family-integrated care is essential for exceptional neonatal practice. SurePulse wireless vital sign monitoring enables better skin-to-skin bonding, letting parents cuddle and care for their baby after birth while ensuring continuous monitoring. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3VuaVVi

15/04/2026

We’re thrilled to be exhibiting at PAS 2026!

🗓 April 24–27, 2026
📍 Boston, USA

The Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) meeting brings together thousands of leading pediatric researchers, clinicians, and educators from across the globe, all working toward advancing innovation and scientific discovery in child and adolescent health.

We’re excited to attend in person and connect with others who share a commitment to improving care from the very beginning of life. Come visit us at stand #1214!

13/04/2026

We’re excited to welcome Craig Hopwood as Chief Financial Officer at SurePulse.

Craig brings a wealth of experience across private equity–backed and high-growth businesses, having held CFO and senior finance roles at organisations including Voly, Engage Solutions Group, Cavero Quantum, and Shield Safety Group.

His background also spans investment roles with Maven Capital and senior positions within HSBC’s leveraged finance team, alongside early career experience in corporate finance and transaction services at PwC.

Craig’s strategic expertise and track record in scaling innovative companies will be invaluable as we continue our mission to place babies and their families at the heart of neonatal monitoring, supporting better outcomes from birth to home.

🔗 Read more on our website: https://buff.ly/6xKzkyH

08/04/2026

The American Heart Association (AHA) and American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines for Neonatal Life Support were updated at the end of last year.

➡️ The guidelines continue to emphasis the critical role of heart rate monitoring as the key marker for assessing a newborn’s response to resuscitation. 'A rise in heart rate is the primary indicator of effective ventilation.'

➡️ The 2025 guidelines also highlight the importance of continuous temperature monitoring during resuscitation to prevent hypothermia and hyperthermia, both linked to adverse outcomes.

➡️ Skin-to-skin contact is encouraged “whenever possible,” with close monitoring of breathing and temperature for at least 1 hour to support early breastfeeding.

Read the full article for the key updates ➡️ https://buff.ly/EIaNZxf

06/04/2026

“The SurePulse device has potential to be a significant advancement in the way neonatal patients are monitored in a variety of post-delivery circumstances” Jennifer Peterson et al, 2024, Frontiers in Pediatrics, read the full paper here: https://buff.ly/4bfBRif.