Industry: Smart Healthcare · Inpatient Ward Vertical Scenarios
Main Text
Traditional hospital wards rely on bedside nurse callers and paper nursing charts for information transmission, which brings prominent pain points: slow response to service calls, errors and omissions in medical order delivery, and opaque patient rehabilitation data. Compact bedside touch panel PCs build an information link connecting patients, nurses and physicians, making them standard hardware for modern smart wards.

Core Functions of Bedside Touch Terminals
Patient Side
One-touch nurse call, medication reminder viewing, examination schedule inquiry, rehabilitation education video playback and in-hospital meal ordering service.
Medical Staff Side
Nurses log in via swiping staff ID cards, input vital signs data such as body temperature and blood pressure in real time, synchronize medical orders and receive early warnings for intravenous infusion monitoring.
Management Side
The backend aggregates nursing data of all wards, statistically analyzes nurse call response duration and optimizes nursing staffing schedules.

Adaptive Advantages for Special Medical Environments
The compact unit supports wall-mounted installation to save ward space. Its front panel is waterproof and resistant to disinfectant liquid; repeated daily wiping and disinfection will not corrode the touch layer. Equipped with a low-blue-light screen, it avoids visual irritation to patients during nighttime rest and supports a power-off screen energy-saving mode.
Reference Implementation Case
For the smart ward renovation project of a Grade-II Class A hospital, 10-inch bedside touch panel PCs were deployed in every ward. The frequency of nurses traveling back and forth across wards decreased by 50%, nighttime nursing response speed rose by 70%, and overall patient satisfaction improved significantly.
