Aid Call, whose Healthcare division was recently acquired by Northumberlandbased supplier of telecare and remote healthcare equipment Tynetec, says its new Touchsafe two-way wireless system could “revolutionise the way users manage nurse call communications”.
The new ATX4000 and ATX5000 Nurse Call transmitters are reportedly the only bedhead devices to use a dedicated alarm frequency and a two-way radio technology to ensure all calls are successfully transmitted and received by the display panels. An onscreen acknowledgment is also given at the bedside. “The Touchsafe Nurse Call screen is designed to give maximum information at a glance, and does not require any handling,” said Christopher Donnelly, national sales manager. “The ATX5000 call point has an LCD screen which enables the nurse to see the ‘next call waiting’ message, enabling staff to access their next call from the current client’s room without revisiting the main display panel.”
