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Hospital Management Solution
技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
- 网络与连接 - WiFi
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 实时定位系统 (RTLS)
挑战
布拉索夫肿瘤诊断和治疗中心希望为患者提供尽可能多的漫游自由，同时确保最佳的患者安全和保障。该中心需要一个足够的无线语音通信和消息传递解决方案，让患者相信医务人员随时待命，并在紧急需要时减轻护士和医生的压力水平。
客户
肿瘤诊疗中心
关于客户
罗马尼亚布拉索夫肿瘤诊疗中心
解决方案
ICCO/Romtelecom 提出了一个 NEC UNIVERGE SV8100 通信服务器以及 IP DECT 无线基础设施，为整个中心的移动通信提供全面覆盖。
该系统支持大约 150 个固定电话终端（模拟和 IP）和 100 多个无线 IP DECT 电话和消息设备。医务人员使用 G955 和 I755 IP DECT 手机。后者专为在苛刻的环境中使用而设计。 NEC 的 M155 消息传递设备为患者提供。
这些卫生腕带套装易于佩戴和使用，可实现直接语音联系以及消息/警报。
NEC 的 DECT 基础设施与 Ekahau 的实时定位解决方案相连接。 ICCO 消息传递应用程序从两种解决方案中收集数据，对其进行解释并将它们发送到中央接收处，指示发送者的位置。
Ekahau 领先的 RTLS 解决方案直接在正确的位置显示患者的位置——确保正确的护理水平。该中心希望很快通过 Business ConneCT Operator 进一步增强该解决方案。
运营影响
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