There are a range of benefits available for all users of the Nessecom system:
Benefits for engineers and facility managers
- Meets AS3811 Nurse Call Australian standards
- Integrates with existing systems to give a cost effective solution to upgrade or replace legacy systems
- Multiple service agents can maintain and test the system
- Easier to maintain and replace parts than traditional ‘monopoly’ systems
- Can utilise facility’s existing cabling infrastructure
- Capable of integrating other 3 rd party devices like BMS, Fire, Dect,, Paging, RTLS.
Benefits for nursing staff
- Critical calls viewable from multiple locations (mounted displays, IP networked TVs, mobile and hand-held devices)
- Nurses can prioritise calls and better respond where patients have access to tailored call options (nurse call, toilet assist, pain assist, medical device, food, water)
- Reduces call alarm fatigue
- Easy to use with minimal training
- Auto reporting to key staff bringing customizable reports to the user
Benefits for managers, schedulers and decision-makers
- Introduce new technology services without investing in expensive total system replacement
- Minimise infectious control concerns by having patients bring their personal smart device
- Highly accurate call logging data (call frequency and response times)
- Automated reporting to inform staffing levels and staff proficiencies/skill sets
- Up to five years of call logging records can be stored
- Patient survey can be linked to the call logging platform to examine any correlations between call response times and patient satisfaction
- Cost effective upgrade path
- Wards are able to be upgraded while live with no costly down time
Benefits for patients
- Personalised connection to the hospital or facility with individualised information (via a web-based application)
- Correct information on hospital procedures, length of recovery and medication
- Appointment information and reminders
- Dining menu and links to request dietary-specific meals
- Health tracker which shares medication intake and rehabilitation information with the hospital once the patient has returned home