COMPANY NEWS
Lindsay Kirk of Aid Call Ltd describes how wireless technology can improve safety and security in hospitals.
Aid Call wireless nurse call is safe, reliable and proven with over 3,000 systems installed nation-
wide, offering fast and easy instal- lation and at a fraction of the cost of a wired system.
Wireless technology offers greater flexibility, and significantly reduc- es installation costs, as it is quick and easy to install with minimum disruption.
Because the system is radio based, it is infinitely changeable and expandable, allowing for the constant ability to deal quickly with the ever-changing clinical priorities and demands.
Safety and security are the most important requirements of every hospital.
The Aid Call Touchsafe system is safe to operate as it incorporates the most advanced two-way radio technologies featuring automatic acceptance, ‘Listen Before Talk’ anti-collision, and it meets the highest Class 1 European safety critical accreditation.
All touchable elements of the sys- tem are embedded with anti-mi- crobial additives to help combat the spread of infection to ensure extra patient safety.
With financial challenges facing the NHS, there has never been a greater need to offer simple, cost effective solutions that focus on delivering ‘better value-for-mon- ey’ services and to ensure the maximum potential is squeezed out of every penny.
A wireless (radio systems) pro- vides the functionality of a hard wired system but with lower in- stallation and operating costs, is quicker and easier to install and helps you to meet tight cash con- straints.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
T: 0800 052 3616 W:
www.aidcall.co.uk
12 | national health executive Sep/Oct 11
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