'Communicator Badges' Improve Hospital Care

[Vic 17]

Devices that resemble Next Generation comm props allow medical staff to speak securely and quickly hands-free.

 

http://www.trektoday.com/news/310507_01.shtml

[Yillara Skye 1]

Interesting... I wonder if they will start using these in other hospitals soon. Can patients have them too? Maybe nurses will answer those more often than the old call button that links the patient's room with the nurse station. Sorry, just a gripe I had with the recent times in the hospital. Plus, I am sure my dad would share the same gripe after his long stay in the hospital.

[Gummy 0]

Interesting... I wonder if they will start using these in other hospitals soon. Can patients have them too? Maybe nurses will answer those more often than the old call button that links the patient's room with the nurse station. Sorry, just a gripe I had with the recent times in the hospital. Plus, I am sure my dad would share the same gripe after his long stay in the hospital.

I never had a problem with my nurses when I was in the hospital during my surgical stay there.

I rang the call button, they answered and responded. They were terrific.

But if this communicator will improve response times, then I am all for it.