Q: How does the nurse call broadcast system ensure an immediate response to emergency calls?
A: Nurse call broadcast systems usually have a high priority emergency call function, when a patient or family member presses the emergency call button, the system will immediately sound and/or visual alerts, and automatically send the call information to the nurse's station or the designated medical staff terminal. At the same time, the system can also be configured to automatically dial a preset emergency contact number, ensuring that medical personnel can respond quickly.
Q: Does the system support partition broadcasting for targeted message delivery in different areas?
A: Yes, many nurse call broadcast systems support the partitioned broadcast function. The hospital can divide the building into different areas according to the actual needs, and independently control the broadcast content of each area. In this way, the hospital can broadcast notices, announcements or emergency messages in specific areas without affecting the normal order of other areas.
Q: How does the nurse call broadcast system integrate with the hospital's HIS system (Hospital Information System)?
A: The nurse call broadcast system can be integrated with the hospital's HIS system through API interface or middleware. After integration, the system can automatically obtain patient information, bed information, doctor's order time and other data in HIS system, and communicate to relevant personnel through broadcast when necessary. This will help improve the synergy and efficiency of healthcare delivery.
Q: Does the system support recording and playback for recording important information or post-mortem analysis?
A: Yes, some nurse call broadcast systems support recording and playback. Hospitals can configure the system to record the broadcast content and view the history through the playback function when needed. This helps hospital management understand the use of the broadcast system, evaluate the quality of service, and conduct post-hoc analysis and improvement.
Q: How to ensure that the sound quality of the nurse's call broadcast system is clear, avoiding noise and interference?
A: In order to ensure the sound quality of the nurse call broadcast system is clear, the hospital can take the following measures: select high-quality audio equipment and microphones; Reasonable planning of audio equipment layout and installation position; Use professional audio processing techniques and algorithms to eliminate noise and interference; Regular maintenance and maintenance of audio equipment.
Q: Does the system support remote control and management for operation in different locations?
A: Yes, modern nurse call broadcast systems usually support remote control and management functions. The hospital can remotely access the system server or control terminal through the Internet or internal network to remotely configure, monitor, debug and maintain the system. This helps to improve the efficiency of hospital management and reduce operating costs.
Q: Does the nurse call broadcast system support custom call buttons and indicators?
A: Yes, many nurse call broadcast systems support custom call buttons and indicators. Hospitals can select call buttons and indicators of different colors, shapes and functions according to actual needs, and install them in appropriate locations such as the patient's bedside or corridor. This helps improve the patient experience and allows healthcare professionals to quickly identify and process call requests.
Q: How does the system ensure continuous operation in case of power failure?
A: In order to ensure the continuous operation of the nurse call broadcast system in the event of a power outage, hospitals usually equip the system with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The UPS can provide a temporary power supply when the main power supply is interrupted, ensuring that the system can continue to work for a period of time until the main power is restored or switched to a backup power supply. In addition, some high-end systems have a battery backup function to further extend the system's operating time.
Q: Does the nurse call broadcast system support mobile applications or intelligent terminals?
A: Yes, some advanced nurse call broadcast systems support mobile applications or smart terminal access. Medical staff can receive and process call requests through smart terminals such as smartphones and tablets, view data such as patient information and doctor's order time, and carry out remote control and operation. This helps to improve the efficiency and flexibility of healthcare workers.
Q: How does the system protect patient privacy and prevent unauthorized persons from accessing sensitive information?
A: The design of the nurse call broadcast system will fully consider the protection of patient privacy. The system usually adopts encryption technology to protect the security of data transmission. Set up strict access control mechanisms to ensure that only authorized personnel can access and process patient information; Periodically conduct security audits and vulnerability scans on the system to discover and fix potential security risks in a timely manner. In addition, hospitals should also strengthen staff training and awareness education to improve the importance of patient privacy protection.
