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The seven solutions in the Ascom Healthcare Platform are open, interoperable, and vendor neutral. And because hospitals come in all shapes and sizes, so do the solutions: scalable from specialist clinics to multi-site care organizations. All backed by licensing and service agreements that are transparent and predictable.   

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80%
of serious medical errors are caused by miscommunication (11)

The Ascom care coordination solution makes it easy for frontline caregivers to access, share and update near-real time clinical data.

One phone. One platform

Rugged, reliable and shareable, the Myco 4 smartphone is ideal for smarter communication and collaboration at work. Helping to consolidate devices, optimize workflows and lower the total cost of ownership, while ensuring staff feel secure with advanced personal safety features. An Android Enterprise Recommended device, Myco 4 also fully supports interoperability with 3rd party devices and existing hospital information systems.

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A complete, integrated solution

The Ascom care coordination solution is a fully integrated, end-to-end system comprising Ascom software, hardware, mobile devices, accessories, clinical consulting, and tailored support programs. All optimized to work with each other as a single, cohesive solution.

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Ascom solutions. It's all about better outcomes

Can clinical communication tools make a nurse’s working life easier? How exactly can they help improve outcomes? The ‘Nurse Amy’ film takes a realistic look at a general ward scenario. And shows how an Ascom solution can benefit patient and caregiver.  

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Ascom helped us realize our vision: to move from multiple devices and communication barriers to one mobility healthcare platform
Kristen Robb
IS Strategic Partner, Director – Southern California, Providence St. Joseph Health​
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Don’t just manage data. Exploit it

The solution features automatic logging of all key data (nurse presence, response times, etc.). This supports regulatory compliance, and provides a statistical basis for performance reviews and improvement initiatives.

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Interoperable. And always will be

Ascom solutions are interoperable and vendor-neutral—and always will be. This means your Ascom solution will work with your existing and/or planned medical devices and clinical IT systems.

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Maximize your solution’s return. By using the people who built it

All Ascom clinical communication and collaboration solutions are backed by worldwide post-installation services. These include remote monitoring, on-site support, express device replacement, and customized live and/or online training—services that protect your investment and help maximize solution uptime.

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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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Slingeland Hospital, The Netherlands

Agile solutions in a healthcare crisis: learn how Ascom worked with a hospital to devise a patient-monitoring system for EWS calculation.

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