The Hospital Call System, also known as a hospital intercom system, is a core component of the hospital nursing intercom system. The system primarily consists of a nurse station main unit, bedside extension units, and waterproof switches in restrooms. Optional accessories include corridor displays, ward door units, and wireless watch transmitters.
The system enables two-way communication between patients and the nurse station via call buttons located on beds or in restrooms. It features three-color door lights and voice prompts, and can be configured with three levels of care: special care, advanced care, and general care. It supports data exchange with the HIS system, displaying real-time patient names, care levels, and other hospitalization information. It also includes call forwarding and call management functions. This fully digital system manages patient data, reduces repetitive movement by medical staff, and is suitable for hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and other locations requiring nursing intercom services.
For patients, simply following the prompts to use the call buttons located by the bedside, in the ward bathroom, or in the corridor allows them to contact medical staff at the nursing station. Fully digital systems often also include built-in screens, making information exchange more intuitive.
For hospitals, this reduces the workload of medical staff. The simple one-call system minimizes the need for frequent movement between medical staff and patients. Fully digital systems also enable the management of patient data, significantly improving efficiency.
