Q: Does the nurse call information release system support the voice broadcast function?
A: Yes, some advanced nurse call information distribution systems support voice announcement function. When there is a new call or important notification, the system will not only display the information on the screen, but also notify the medical staff through the voice broadcast to ensure that the information is received without omission.
Q: Does the system support group information publishing?
A: Yes, the system supports the grouping of health care personnel according to their responsibilities, departments or specific needs, and allows the release of information to specific groups. In this way, the hospital can communicate the information more accurately and avoid unnecessary interference.
Q: How does the nurse call information release system integrate with the access control system of the hospital?
A: The system can be integrated with the hospital's access control system to realize automatic access control based on call or notification. For example, when there is an emergency call, the system can automatically unlock the access control of the relevant area so that medical personnel can respond quickly.
Q: Does the system support remote management and control?
A: Yes, the system supports remote management and control functions. Administrators can remotely access the system interface through the network, and set and adjust the content, time, and scope of information release, without having to go to the scene in person.
Q: How does the nurse call information release system ensure the traceability of information?
A: The system has a complete log recording function, which can record the release time, publisher, receiver, and receiving status of each message. In this way, the hospital can easily trace the information release process to ensure the transparency and traceability of information.
Q: Does the system support custom alarm rules?
A: Yes, the system supports custom alarm rules. Hospitals can set specific alarm conditions and trigger mechanisms according to their own needs. When these conditions are met, the system will automatically trigger an alarm and notify the relevant personnel through a variety of means (such as sound, light, text message, etc.).
Q: How does the nurse call information release system link with the hospital call system?
A: The system can be closely linked with the hospital's call system. When the call system receives the call request, the nurse call information release system can automatically publish the relevant information (such as call type, location, patient information, etc.) to the specified display terminal or mobile terminal, so that the medical staff can respond quickly.
Q: Does the system support multilingual interface and notifications?
A: Yes, the system supports multi-language interface and notification function. The hospital can set the appropriate language options according to the language needs of the medical staff and patients. In this way, whether it is Chinese, English or other languages, the system can provide clear and understandable notification information.
Q: How to ensure the stability and reliability of the nurse call information release system?
A: The system adopts high reliability hardware and software design, redundancy backup and fault recovery mechanism. At the same time, the system is regularly maintained and upgraded to ensure the stability and reliability of the system. In addition, the system also has self-detection and alarm functions, which can detect and deal with potential problems in a timely manner.
Q: Does the system support integration with other medical devices?
A: Yes, the system supports integration with other medical devices. For example, the system can be connected with bed monitoring systems, vital signs monitors and other devices to obtain real-time information about the patient's health status, and if necessary, send alerts or notifications to medical staff through the information release system. In this way, the medical staff can have a more comprehensive understanding of the patient's situation and make timely and accurate decisions.
