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The Vitalcare Felix nurse call system supports voice calling. This is achieved by installing a Vitalcare Voice call point adjacent to a Master call point at the bedhead, or somewhere within the room. An optimum location is chosen to minimise audible interference while maximising audio reception.
The Vitalcare Voice call point adds microphone and speaker functionality at the bedhead and connects to the Master call point where the audio is processed and integrated to the ecosystem. The Felix system can also be interfaced into any VOIP, SIP or DECT phone systems.
Voice call points work seamlessly with the Vitalcare Nightingale smartphone application by providing instant voice connectivity to a patient allowing care staff to establish call response priority.
The Voice call point can also run neural network software allowing it to monitor room sounds listening for any signs of distress, loud noises, unexpected sounds, answer simple questions (“What day is it?”) and take simple instructions (“help, I don’t feel well”). Ongoing developments of the neural software and related data analysis are focused on deeper analysis such as detecting audible symptoms, such as a Covid cough.
Voice call points are available with white and black surrounds.
Vitalcare provides nurse call platforms and critical messaging technology engineered to improve communication, workflow efficiencies, patient care and safety for hospitals, aged care facilities, home care and allied health across Australia and New Zealand. Key features of the platform include wired, wireless and hybrid infrastructure with voice assistant, RTLS, open API integration, enterprise reporting and tools, and industry-leading software. The entire network infrastructure is modular and scalable with in-built active redundancy.
