Wireless networks were installed to provide hospital personnel with access (via tablet or smartphone) to the hospital’s IT systems, patient medical records, medical tests and other data, anywhere and anytime. The wireless networks also provide free internet access for patients and their escorts.

The existing call center was upgraded and expanded with a new IP call center. This provides communication and notification options, such as the system for notification of hospital personnel by patients, which allows for wireless two-way patient-staff communication whenever necessary.

Bedside terminals were placed by every bed. These devices provide entertainment, information and support for patients and their escorts, and they are also a tool for the hospital’s nursing, medical and administrative staff, providing access to the hospital’s internal systems.

A Radio Frequency Identification (RFI) service was installed to track important hospital assets, enabling real-time tracking.

Medical and nursing staff have direct and easy access (via smartphone or tablet) to all medical information – anywhere, anytime.

Improved intra-hospital communication and, by extension, hospital operation.

Reduced operating and telecommunications costs and better management of hospital assets located throughout the hospital.

Patient are more satisfied with the public health services provided and with the reduced waiting and hospitalization times.