[Case Study] Patients waiting in their cars can be called into the examination room!

Infection control and prevention of the "three Cs"! Easy guidance with the 'call bell.' No need to go call to the parking lot! [Sakura Animal Hospital]

We would like to introduce a case study of the "One-Touch Call" calling bell that our company handles, implemented at Sakura Animal Hospital. ■ Before Implementation ■ 1. Those who arrived by car had to wait in the parking lot. 2. They recorded their number at the reception. 3. When their turn came, someone would go to call them at their car. 4. There were times when they were not in the parking lot, requiring a search. ★ It took 4 steps. ■ After Implementation ■ 1. The reception hands over the One-Touch Call receiver. 2. The examination room staff presses the number on the transmitter to call them. ★ It has been streamlined to 2 steps. ■ Features and Effects ■ - The establishment of the rule "Hand over the bell = wait in the parking lot" has enabled smooth waiting for examinations while implementing infection control measures. - Reduction of the task of recording car numbers. - Reduction of the task of going to call patients in the parking lot. - Improved time efficiency. - Easy installation and operation, allowing immediate use after implementation. - Reduced burden on nurses and patients. - Increased satisfaction.

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basic information

The basic components of the call system "One-Touch Call" are: - Receiver - Transmitter - Charging stand - Relay unit (Note: The relay unit is for area expansion.) *There is also a system that displays numbers on a monitor screen. The radio wave reach distance is approximately 150 meters in line of sight. The type of radio wave is a specific low-power 429MHz band that has received national certification. It can be used safely in medical settings. We also offer demo unit rentals and radio wave testing, so please feel free to contact us.