Solutions

Interactive patient entertainment systems

IPTV systems

Platform provides you a High Definition IPTV solution (HD television via IP Network)

with value-added services such as Video on Demand (VoD) or Music On Demand (MOD).

This system offers your hospital an integrated solution for television, telephony and Internet and connecting to PACs systems in the same network, achieving a better Management of the Communications. The solution is based on open standards and it can be customized for your hospital.

Patient services

• Television
• Movies
• Music
• News
• Wake-up call
• Language selection
• Parental Control
• Messaging service

Hospital services

• Welcome message
• Messaging system
• Hospital information
• Corporate channels
• Advertising

Medical services

• Interface with the hospital management system (HIS) and PACS system to check patient medical data

Digital Signage systems

Digital signage is a relatively new technology, and the health sector is still learning how it can best be put to use in their communications strategies. The healthcare industry is only now discovering the many benefits digital signage has to offer.

There are numerous applications for Digital Signage in hospitals. Content can be changed or updated instantly, and is one of the most effective means of communicating information to patients, not just to promote but to educate.

There is no lack of data in healthcare facilities; the challenge is making that information usable. By combining a visual medium such as digital signage with an effective information delivery system, existing data can be utilized to reduce operating costs and increase efficiency and the quality of service provided.

Some examples of how Platform Digital Signage can be used in Health include:

• Education
• Informing patients and medical teams
• Connecting to queuing system
• Entertainment
• Patient Waiting Experience
• Emergency Alerts
• Way finding
• Making money by advertising on drugs or special medical services
• Emergency Overrides
• Cost savings