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Help teams achieve even better patient outcomes. Get more from existing resources and infrastructure. Help improve clinicians’ well-being and productivity. The Ascom Healthcare Platform offers seven, vendor-neutral highly interoperable clinical communication solutions. Each of them supported by global support and training programs.

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1.2 million
the number of alarm notifications recorded in 30 days at a US hospital (8)

Modern acute care is characterized by alerts—vast numbers of them. The Ascom clinical monitoring and alarm management solution helps ensure none of them are overlooked.

80%
the percentage of patient falls that occur out of sight of caregivers (9)

The Ascom clinical monitoring and alarm management solution can alert caregivers when a patient is at risk of falling—before the fall even occurs. It’s just one of the ways the solution can help optimize patient safety, while leaving staff free to carry out their duties.

Keep all patients visible. Especially when they can’t be seen

The Ascom clinical monitoring and alarm management solution (CMAMS) enables continuous yet discreet patient monitoring. A full spectrum of physiological and other data (unusual patient movements, leaving bed, etc.) is sent to relevant caregivers and/or monitors, nurse stations and PCs. Alerts, too, go to designated staff members. The result? Clinicians can keep an eye on all patients. Especially the ones they can’t see.

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Patient monitoring

Ascom’s CMAMS is interoperable with monitoring devices. Near-real time vitals can be displayed on PC monitors, dashboards and/or clinicians’ smartphones. Clinical data from multiple third-party medical devices can be transferred to the patient record. And regardless of their location, clinicians always have the data.

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Chase Farm Hospital

See how London’s Chase Farm Hospital—the UK’s first new-build ‘paperless’ facility—exploits its Ascom solutions to improve workflows and cut the time clinicians spend on administration. 

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Crucially, the technology development work was done by clinicians. It meant we had genuine engagement with nurses and other stakeholders as we carefully planned the hospital from the start – taking in the views of estates, IT, domestic staff, porters, admin, allied health and medical staff.
Natalie Forrest
Chief Executive Officer and Chief Nursing Officer, Chase Farm Hospital, UK

Maximize your solution’s return. By using the people who built it

All Ascom clinical communication and collaboration solutions are backed by worldwide post-installation services. These include remote monitoring, on-site support, express device replacement, and customized live and/or online training—services that protect your investment and help maximize solution uptime.

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Interoperable. And always will be

Ascom solutions are interoperable and vendor-neutral—and always will be. This means your Ascom solution will work with your existing and/or planned medical devices and clinical IT systems.

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What customers say

Sengkang Hospitals, Singapore

Why Singapore's Sengkang Hospitals chose Ascom Telligence, and moved beyond traditional nurse care to achieve a true patient response system.

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Tyks Lighthouse hospital, Finland

The new Tyks Lighthouse Hospital in Turku, Finland, will receive its first patients at the start of 2022. Focus on patients is one of the principal values of the hospital and its translation into practice is ensured through functional planning and multiprofessional collaboration.

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Slingeland Hospital, Netherlands

Agile solutions in a healthcare crisis: learn how Ascom worked with a hospital to devise a patient-monitoring system for EWS calculation.

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