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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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Workplace and staff safety Care coordination Response teams management Smart nurse call systems Clinical monitoring and alarm management Silent medical alarms Clinical decision support system
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40 minutes
saved per bed turnaround (8)

The Smart nurse call system helps clinicians offer patient-centered care with faster response times, while also reducing unnecessary steps and duplicate documentation. Helping a UK hospital ward save up to 40 minutes per bed turnaround.

 

Better care at lower cost

The Myco 4 is a rugged, Android Enterprise Recommended, easy-to-integrate smartphone that is purpose-built to deliver value. Designed to withstand harsh working environments and be shareable across staff and shifts, it helps you consolidate devices and lower the total cost of ownership. While helping you boost operational efficiency, improve patient-centered care and keep staff safe with advanced personal alarm features.

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For a smarter workplace

Put the Myco 4 smartphone at the heart of your smart nurse call system. High-performance but with a rugged design for demanding working environments, the Myco 4 helps clinicians contact the right person at the right time, receive timely and easy-to-prioritize alerts, and refer to detailed patient information on the move.

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Built for real-life healthcare

See how Ascom smart nurse call systems work in the real world of everyday patient care—and how it represents a true evolution beyond conventional nurse call systems.

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The Ascom solution has allowed us to make the patients visible to the nurses, no matter where they are in the building
Natalie Forrest
CEO, Chase Farm Hospital London​
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Smoother workflows for patient satisfaction

Solution components such as pillow speakers empower patients and reassure families. Patients can simply push pre-programmed buttons to send specific requests to designated caregivers. And as staff don’t waste time walking to ask what patients require, they can respond faster to patient requests. All of which helps improve patient satisfaction and hospital rankings.

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Documentation support

The solution features automatic logging of all key data (nurse presence, response times, etc.). Bedside uploading of data to EHR/EMR systems is possible—which can help reduce double documentation.

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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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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

Focus on patients is one of the principal values of The new Tyks Lighthouse Hospital. Its translation into practice is ensured through functional planning and multiprofessional collaboration.

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Mission Hospital, USA

Learn how the Ascom Healthcare Platform is transforming care—and bridging digital information gaps—at the 523-bed Mission Hospital in California.

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