Smart Series for Large Hospital

Smart Series NCS for Large Hospitals

Patients now have higher standards for service quality, and it's not just about getting a positive answer when they are using only the nurse station (NS). Keeping this in mind, Orlia Care has developed the "Smart Series" Nurse Call System with advanced features to address the increasing needs in the healthcare industry. With its flexible design, this system can meet the needs of different private rooms, including semi-private, deluxe, and ordinary wards. This series model also offers interconnection of Nurse Stations on LAN.

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Composite Call Room Unit (CCRU) / (MBCU)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Toilet Calling Unit (TCU) / (STCU)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Door / Bed Indicator (DI/BI)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Equipment Alarm Interface (EAI)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Dual Call Room Unit ( DCRU)

Nurse Call Analysing System (NCAS)

Medication Alarm Unit (MAU )

Multi Mode Display Panel (MMDP)

Multi Mode Display Panel (MMDP)

Basic Features

1. Flexible system architecture based on system-on-chip technology.
2. Protecting the patient's safety by using a low working voltage.
3. Record of every patient call till they are attended.
4. Attractive multicolor door and bed indication display call status on a larger LCD
screen.
5. Narrating calls with high-quality voice.
6. Centrally data can be monitored of all running NCS by the higher authority.
7. Displaying room numbers for relayed calls and code blue warnings from other
Nurse Stations.
8. System configuration and customization via menu.
9. Extra care for room service can be used through our NCS.
10. Comprehensive call forwarding and call escalation features.
11. Display of call in the order of originating time.
12. Allows LAN Nurse Station networking.

Private Room Modules
Each module is set up in private rooms to serve a single patient separately. Therefore, detailed modules outside of the Bed Calling Unit are not required. Our CCRU, DI, TCU, and EAI modules are used accordingly.
Deluxe Room Modules
A deluxe room is similar to a private room, except you may need to visit a different location, such as the pantry, for assistance rather than the nurse station. Therefore, the modules could be private rooms or dual call room units (DCRU), toilet calling units (TCU), door indicators (DI), and equipment alarm interfaces (EAI).
Semi-private Room Modules
Semi-private rooms typically have two to four beds and a shared bathroom. Thus, the toilet must be considered a separate object. Modules such as the Composite DI, the Shared Toilet Calling Unit (STCU), the Multi Bed Calling Unit-R (MBCU-R), and the optional Bed Indicator can be used in these rooms.
General Wards Modules
Within general wards, you can find clusters of beds accompanied by privacy barrier screens. Each of these wards also has its own set of communal restrooms. In such a design, the restrooms must be considered different units, and each bed must have its indicator light so that the call's origin can be quickly located. Therefore, the following modules are suggested: NBCU-0, MBCU-R, STCU, BI, and Composite DI.

Composite Call Room Unit (CCRU) / (MBCU)

The core of MBCU/CCRU is a RISC-based microcontroller that can read the on-screen keys. It communicates with the various room modules (e.g., TCU, DI, Optional EAI, etc.) and relays their status updates to the Nurse Station Controller.
General Wards Modules

● The five feather touch keys are as follows: CALL, CARE, CLEAR (to end the call),
CODE BLUE (for emergencies), and XTRA HELP.
● It connects to the palm switch, so you can call without leaving your bed.
● Includes a single multicolor LED for call status and two additional LEDs for
nurse presence and alarm indication.

Door / Bed Indicator(DI/BI)

● Storage for ultra-bright, multi-color LEDs.
● It is possible to view the entire corridor using a semicircular plastic housing.
● Low power consumption (under 600 mW) is required.

● Various call kinds and statuses are indicated.
● In common areas, it serves as a bed indicator.

Toilet Calling Unit (TCU) / (STCU)

● Put a pull cord switch in there to make a call.
● Integrated light-emitting diode for call status indication.

Equipment Alarm Interface (EAI)

● Connects to a maximum of four pieces of medical equipment.
● Can decipher the signals from medical devices that indicate potential free
contact, open collector, or active alarms.
● With the built-in alarm reset key, you can permanently turn off all alarm inputs
or reset an alarm state.
● Interface that powers the integrated power supply module.
● Electrical components: Requires 230 VAC power and uses less than 1 watt.

Dual Call Room Unit (DCRU)

DCRU offers two call capabilities—Nurse Call and other Service Call—and is mainly intended for usage in deluxe rooms. Separate central display units at the relevant departments (the Nurse Station or the Service Station) receive and route both calls. The Nurse Station Controller is kept informed of the status of all room modules, including TCU, DI, and optional EAletc.

Medication Alarm Unit (MAU)

● In addition to the following unique features, the medication alarm unit is built
with all the functionalities of a single-room unit.

● It has a built-in programmable timer that can be used to track how alert a patient
is.
● You can program up to 40 alarms to initiate automated nurse calls for medication
administration reminders.
● It acts as an idling digital clock.
● Several call statuses, including the status of any pending calls, are displayed on
the LCD.

Nurse Call Processor (NCP)/ (MMDP)

Based on a system-on-chip CPU, it can gather data from all the linked rooms, relay that data to all the rooms as indicators, display call status on LCD TVs for different rooms, and announce call status with a high-quality voice. The keypad serves as a user interface for system configuration.
Multi-Mode Display Panel (MMDP)
This unit can operate in three modes to access NCS-Orlia's increased capabilities. It is built around an on-chip CPU system and is compatible with a suitable LCD TV.

Mode 1- Supervisory Alerts
This setting allows the selected nurse station to show the most important calls, escalated calls, and Code Blue alerts.
Mode 2- Nurse Station Display
This mode allows you to recreate the displays of the Nurse Station that you’ve selected.
Mode 3-Service Display
If a system uses dual call room units, this mode will be useful as it separates all service calls related to a certain Nurse Station and their display on the linked LCD.

Nurse Call Analyzing System (NCAS)

Computer software can display MIS reports such as call density, average response time, escalated calls, call profiles, etc. You can also add the feature of sending an SMS in the event of an escalating call.

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