HLA Inmaculada University Hospital
Granada, Spain
Top quality medical care
Patient-Nurse System for hospitals
The system uses VoIP calls and visual notifications that enable effective management of the interaction between the patient and the nursing team. It is designed with the needs of healthcare facilities in mind, offering the ability to adapt to each of them in an optimal way.
1.Protection for the patient: Provides immediate communication with the nursing team. Call controls are strategically positioned in rooms and bathrooms. It also has sound and light alerts in the centre of the room, corridors and control points for agile and efficient care.
2.Optimisation of the work of the hospital staff: Tasks are recorded by means of individual cards, and alerts are managed efficiently through touch screens in each room, which allows for optimisation of resources when new calls are received in the room being attended to.
3.Cost and time savings: Installation is easy with a single cable for each component, and adaptable to the systems. It features quick configuration and intuitive menus.
Make sound yours.
Better monitoring of warnings
Patients can send alerts or request assistance from medical staff when needed. In addition, centre staff can initiate alerts for medical and security emergencies at any time.
Effective communication
It allows for smoother communication between medical staff, nurses and other team members. This improves coordination and rapid response to patients’ needs.
Patient safety first.
Efficient communication is crucial in emergency situations or during medical procedures. It facilitates decision-making and contributes to patient safety.
Current and compatible design
The system has a modern, simple and intuitive visual interface. It is compatible with any healthcare facility, making it easy to implement.
Increased patient satisfaction
The system enables better recording and tracking of interactions and communications. This is valuable for internal audits, process improvement and regulatory compliance.
Instant communication between nurses and patients has improved the efficiency of care, ensuring a rapid response to medical needs. ASSIST has optimised clinical outcomes and created an environment of trust and mutual collaboration between medical staff and patients.
RAFAEL SOLIS
BDM Healthcare