Hospital alarm: targeted alarm with IDERI note

Health care is an area in which Alerting systems are of particular importance. Not only medical emergencies, but also dangers emanating from overstimulated and aggressive patients, can be prevented by an adequate security infrastructure such as the software-based solution IDERI note.

This silent type of alarm is particularly popular in a clinic, after all, it works with low-threshold complexity and bypasses any barriers to communication. In this way, other employees, but also central infrastructural facilities such as an alarm system, can be informed in real time in case of doubt in order to prevent worse.

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As a comprehensive security solution, the IDERI note alerting software is predestined for use in complex institutions such as clinics and hospitals. To ensure that your employees are able to act in emergency situations, IDERI note has a particularly simple mode of operation. Depending on the situation, the alarm can be triggered by hardware in the form of an emergency button or a foot pedal as well as via the appropriate alarm app, for example in the form of a special key combination.

The alarm system functions both as a stand-alone solution and in connection with the hospital’s existing security infrastructure. If a silent alarm is triggered in the hospital, all employees receive an unmistakable alarm message and can react appropriately depending on the situation. In this way, property damage can be minimized, employees can be protected and, if the worst comes to the worst, lives can be saved.

In hospitals and clinics, doctors and nursing staff are in constant contact with their patients, which can quickly become a risk in some situations. If the counterpart is in an irritable, aggressive or unpredictable state, he or she poses a danger to the hospital staff. Such situations can quickly develop into threatening or even dangerous scenarios. The disturbing trend shows that violent assaults in the workplace – both verbal and physical – have risen sharply in recent years, making protective precautions essential.

However, it’s not just disgruntled customers and patients, but also medical emergencies that pose a safety risk in clinics. If an unexpected medical emergency occurs with a patient, colleagues may need to be informed quickly and without complication in order to jointly perform first aid or life-saving measures.

Therefore, questions arise as to what kind of alarm is useful in a clinic and what hardware or software solutions can be used to create a high security standard in the institution and its premises. A sensible solution in this case is a silent alarm for the hospital.