
A hospital requires a visual solution to quickly notify its staff of newborn abductions, code blue events, and other recognized emergencies without audibly paging throughout the facilities. While sounding alarms is an effective way of broadcasting notifications, the hospital is trying to insulate its patients from any unnecessary noise and events they may find disturbing or upsetting. The hospital currently has IP phones located at nurses stations, acute care wards, security desks, and in the hands of the main care givers. They want to use this investment for this solution.
Solving this challenge will benefit the hospital in the following ways:
The focus of this solution is using color graphic images to the screen of IP phones to indicate certain types of emergency situations.

A clinic of 9 family practice physician’s outsources their patient reminder notifications to an outside service. Each physician typically has 4-5 patients who are not able to confirm an appointment for that day, but would gladly come in if another patient cancels as long as they have close to a day advance notice. Unfortunately the outsource service does not send the cancelled appointment notifications to the physician’s until 9:00am the morning of the appointment. The group practice is losing approximately $3,000 of revenue a day because of not being able to give advance notice to the “wait list” patients. They have a phone system with 100 users.
Solving this challenge will benefit the practice in the following ways:
The solution focuses on providing an appointment reminder system that results in more patients treated on a daily basis

A refrigeration unit in a hospital’s kitchen goes down Friday night around 9:00pm. The monitoring system sends an email to the desktop of management, but the email is not viewed until the following morning. How long has the temperature been out of threshold? Without knowing, the hospital must discard the food to prevent food poisoning in patients and the cafeteria.
Solving this challenge will benefit the hospital in the following ways:
The focus of this solution is meeting the challenge of reaching the right people, over the right mediums, with the right message, at the right time. Particular to this challenge is interfacing with an external monitoring system to receive alerts and disseminate them as needed.

A hospital wants to increase efficiencies in their operating rooms by providing a way for surgeons to communicate directly with the technicians in the hospital laboratories. Currently, a nurse needs to exit the operating room and physically walk down to the lab to deliver tissue samples for immediate biopsies. The hospital wants to create a means of communication between the operating and labs to summon a technician instead of losing the manpower of an operating nurse.
Solving this challenge will benefit the hospital in the following ways:
The focus of this solution is to create a means of communication through multiple touch points between the operating room and laboratories without long interruptions for the surgeon or requiring a nurse to leave the operating room.

A doctor’s office has been struggling with inaccurate billing codes. By not entering the correct code up front, the administrative staff is forced into weekend reconciliations, which cost overtime and delay billings.
Solving this challenge will benefit the medical practice in the following ways:
The focus of this solution is the integration of patient databases and billing applications through the IP phone, streamlining the process of applying patient/treatment billing codes.
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