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The Ascom Healthcare Platform has clinicians’ insights built into its very DNA. Each of its seven solutions has been designed in close cooperation with frontline caregivers. And to keep the solutions optimized, we’re continuously gathering clinicians’ feedback. Using it to refine the solutions, as well as our worldwide training and support programs.

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Intubated patient in hospital bed assisted by medical personnel.
15 minutes
saved per patient in OR recovery throughput (9)

The UK's first ‘paperless’ hospital improved clinical safety and cut working time. Theatre recovery throughput dramatically improved, saving up to 15 minutes per patient (average 30 procedures a day) in moving through recovery and back to the wards. 

Helping you connect your teams

The Myco 4 smartphone puts the power of the Ascom Healthcare Platform in the palm of your hand. Helping you connect everyone in your team, coordinate care more effectively and less stressfully. What’s more, it has the latest in personal alarm features so you always feel safe at work. 

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For a smarter workplace

Put the Myco 4 smartphone at the heart of your smart nurse call system. High-performance but with a rugged design for demanding working environments, the Myco 4 helps clinicians contact the right person at the right time, receive timely and easy-to-prioritize alerts, and refer to detailed patient information on the move.

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Smoother workflows for patient satisfaction

Solution components such as pillow speakers empower patients and reassure families. Patients can simply push pre-programmed buttons to send specific requests to designated caregivers. And as staff don’t waste time walking to ask what patients require, they can respond faster to patient requests. All of which helps improve patient satisfaction and hospital rankings.

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Meet the nurse call system that grew into a patient response solution

Ascom smart nurse call systems mark a true evolution from traditional nurse call. They capture and share information from multiple sources to help ensure faster response times, while empowering patients to control their own environments.

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Built for real-life healthcare

See how Ascom smart nurse call systems work in the real world of everyday patient care—and how it represents a true evolution beyond conventional nurse call systems.

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Crucially, the technology development work was done by clinicians. It meant we had genuine engagement with nurses and other stakeholders as we carefully planned the hospital from the start – taking in the views of estates, IT, domestic staff, porters, admin, allied health and medical staff.
Natalie Forrest
Chief Executive Officer and Chief Nursing Officer, Chase Farm Hospital, UK

Chase Farm Hospital

See how London’s Chase Farm Hospital—the UK’s first new-build ‘paperless’ facility—exploits its Ascom solutions to improve workflows and cut the time clinicians spend on administration. 

What customers say

Sengkang Hospitals, Singapore

Why Singapore's Sengkang Hospitals chose Ascom Telligence, and moved beyond traditional nurse care to achieve a true patient response system.

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Tyks Lighthouse Hospital, Finland

Focus on patients is one of the principal values of The new Tyks Lighthouse Hospital. Its translation into practice is ensured through functional planning and multiprofessional collaboration.

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Mission Hospital, USA

Learn how the Ascom Healthcare Platform is transforming care—and bridging digital information gaps—at the 523-bed Mission Hospital in California.

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