z Bosch hospital bleep systems from CST
People working in healthcare environments regularly face emergency calls. Delays in providing necessary assistance to patients can be life threatening. Crash Teams need to get there fast – and with the correct equipment. Effective communication between staff, patients and managers is absolutely essential to the smooth running of any healthcare establishment.
Call-Systems Technology's hospital ‘bleep’ system, which is manufactured by Bosch, is totally reliable – it has been used in hospitals around the world for over twenty years. The latest version links together all members of a crash team instantly regardless of the communication device they are carrying. Devices can include digital pagers, DECT phones and one-way speech pagers. The system can also use Bosch’s new two-way speech pager.
As Bosch’s Premier Partner, CST is the exclusive provider of the brand’s market-leading range to the healthcare sector in the UK.
“These days bleep systems don’t just need to be 100% reliable, they also need to be compatible with a wide variety of communication devices. This system is designed to ensure no member of a crash team is missed in an emergency call-out,” says Bruce McNair of Call-Systems Technology.
It is possible to interface the system with external telecommunications, data and TCP/IP networks, alarm management and CCTV systems, and the Bosch IP DECT 6000 combined cordless telephony/paging system to make an integrated communication package designed to keep staff and patients safer and in touch.
The complete range of hospital on-site Digital Paging systems from CST includes simple alphanumeric pagers, one-way and two-way speech pagers, DECT Phones and lone worker ‘panic button’ protection devices that can create a system to cater for specific communications and personal security requirements within a healthcare environment.
For details freephone Call-Systems Technology on 0800 389 5642, email the company at sales@call-systems.com or visit the CST website www.call-systems.com
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