HOSPITALS & HEALTHCARE
IPTV:ENHANCING PATIENT AND STAFF EXPERIENCES
Healthcare, like many other industries, is increasingly adopting IPTV to streamline the delivery of live TV, on-demand video content and live video streams, says Colin Farquhar, Senior Vice President of Sales at VITEC. Below he explains how this established technology is not only cost-effective, but it also offers several benefits to facilities managers.
Traditionally, healthcare facilities such as hospitals, clinics and care homes have used separate infrastructures for different video applications. This can be a major pain point for facilities managers, as it requires them to manage multiple systems and networks. IPTV is a single solution for all video needs, providing a seamless and integrated experience for healthcare providers, patients, and visitors. It serves as a centralised platform for patient entertainment, digital signage, and clinical video conferencing, streamlining communication and enhancing the overall healthcare experience.
Centralised management and control IPTV revolutionises the way facilities managers handle video communications, granting them command over
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all video traffic. This centralisation empowers them to orchestrate a seamless and efficient flow of information within their facilities. At the heart of this transformation lies the ability to schedule messages, pre-programme announcements, alerts, and educational content to be delivered precisely when and where they are needed. This level of control ensures that information reaches the intended audience at the right time, fostering a well- informed and engaged community.
Also, in times of emergency, IPTV serves as an invaluable tool for immediate intervention. With the touch of a button, facilities managers can interrupt programming and broadcast urgent messages directly to all connected screens, alerting occupants to potential hazards. This
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