Nurse Call Alarm

Because of this, mounting the nurse call alarms on the wall or atop of a counter is most beneficial in terms of availability and effectiveness. It’s particularly important to always have access to the alert system to react swiftly and adequately in troubling patient situations.This nurse alert device needs electricity to run; it requires connection to an electrical outlet for activation. An electrical outlet holding great potential awaits us, now all we need do is establish contact and flood the device with wattage to get started!

The nurse’s station must have a phone line for one very important purpose—so hospital personnel can effectively communicate. In case an alarm goes off, and staff members are unable to hear it, having this phone serves as a way for them to stay in the know. No matter where other personnel may be situated in the hospital, using this line will enable them all to stay connected, even keeping the nurse’s station up-to date with the latest developments regarding people’s health status. This ultimately provides staff an easy, reliable way of staying abreast of their colleagues’ work in a sense ensuring everyone is working efficiently and together towards the same goals.

The most common types of nurse call alert are paging systems, which use speakers to sound an alarm throughout the facility. Light systems are also used, which typically use light bars or lights on the wall or ceiling to indicate where the nurse should go to meet the patient’s needs.