Iiwari’s Nurse Alarm System provides immediate assistance to healthcare workers in emergencies or when assistance is needed.
In a short demo, Iiwari’s CCO Mikael Hautala presents
– How the system works, asking for help
– Tones and alarms are triggered on the phones of other staff members
– Location tracking feature
– Acknowledging the alarm when the situation has been resolved.
Iiwari’s Nurse Alarm System improves communication and response time in healthcare settings.
Indoor positioning for healthcare helps find life-saving equipment fast, ensures a high use rate for expensive appliances, and increases workplace efficiency as no time is spent searching.
Staff or patients may be in sudden danger, and help is needed quickly. An indoor positioning system can solve this challenge surprisingly easily, even in an old building.
With the help of the nurse alarm system, nurses are immediately notified of a possible emergency and can identify the location of the person in need of help via the mobile application.
Saving time in this way will help improve overall psychological safety in the nursing home and provide better care for all concerned.
Positioning significantly increases the safety of the treatment facility. At night, the nurses receive an automatic alarm if the residents leave the building or even just their room.
Location data can be used to track operations (cleaning, checks, etc.) without the need for additional reporting.
Patient care times are known and work shifts decisions can be made based on the data.
The route information shows which rooms are most frequented. Patients who require the most care time can, for example, be moved closer to the nurses’ room, which shortens the daily walking of the nurses.
With the help of positioning, activities are managed efficiently, the time spent on treatment is measured automatically, and unnecessary manual work steps in event reporting can be reduced.
The tracking bracelet measures the resident’s activity: reporting is done automatically and discreetly.
With the help of data, things to be improved can be found and development can be monitored.
Positioning data can help maintain social distancing, prevent risk groups from interacting and trace movements of personnel.
Automatic measurement of treatment time based on the proximity time of the resident tag and the caregiver tag is also possible in common areas. Positioning helps to prove to employees, recruits and relatives that the work is focused on care and not support work.
“With Iiwari indoor positioning system we can now more efficiently manage our processes and track important events in real-time.”
Svein Skårdal
Coordinator eHealth and welfare technology at Kvinesdal Municipality
Svein Skårdal
Coordinator eHealth and welfare technology at Kvinesdal Municipality
Location matters! No time is wasted trying to find tools or people in a large building when their exact location is known. Imagine what this means when looking for life-saving devices or staff in a hospital or nursing home.
The modern, smart buildings are based on knowing where people are, and where free space can be found. Indoor positioning should be an integral part of any rescue plan.
Positioning information can also be used to call help directly to the correct location. With no delay.
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