Acute and private hospitals
Wards where the call is only the beginning.
In an acute setting the call itself is the easy part. What matters is where it goes next, who owns the boundary with the medical devices, and what still works when a network switch fails.
Where it fits
- Acute inpatient wards
- Intensive care and high dependency
- Emergency departments
- Outpatients and day surgery
- Private hospitals
Designed against
HTM 08-03 · BS EN 50173-1 structured cabling · BS 8300 accessible WC assistance alarms
Our scope
What we do on these systems.
- 01Design call routing and escalation for wards where acuity varies bed to bed
- 02Specify the medical device alarm interface, including the galvanic isolation that keeps a third-party device electrically separated from the call system
- 03Plan cardiac and crash call paths so the highest-priority call cannot queue behind routine traffic
- 04Coordinate with the DECT or paging estate already in place rather than proposing a parallel one
- 05Phase the work ward by ward so no bed loses a working call point during migration
Platform
What the system does.
EZ CALL IP is manufactured by Schrack Seconet. Product names and specifications are theirs.
- Cardiac and emergency call types with dedicated priority and protective covers
- Medical device alarms presented as call sources on the same staff displays
- Two-way speech to the bed, hands-free or by handset
- Automatic staff presence by RFID, with an audit trail per user
- Dynamic reassignment of beds between care groups as occupancy changes
- Independent emergency call path that continues to signal if data communication fails
Documentation
Documents open on the manufacturer’s site so you always get the current revision.
Next step
Bring the complete environment into one conversation.
Tell us what you are planning, replacing, integrating or trying to stabilise. We will help define the right next step.