BCAC Nurse Call & Care Management System brings nurses and patients closer
Description of BCAC
Responding to a call from a patient
Calling patients
Convenient functions that support communication between the nurse and patient
- Check the call history
- Alarm to notice system failure
- Adjusting the talk volume or call sound volume
- Nurse team settings
- Selecting a call sound
- Specifying care levels
Communications between nurses
Schematic Of BCAC
Cables Specification
Connection between the room unit and bedside unit/button
| Item name | Used location | Diameter (mm) | Conductor resistance (Ω/km) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interphone cable (duplex) | Between the room unit beside unit/button | Φ 0.65 or larger (AWG22) | 56.8 or below | Reference value of the folded-back wiring route resistance 5m: 0.6Ω 30m: 3.5Ω |
| Interphone cable (triplex) | Between the Beside unit (BCAF-122WZE) and (BCAB-101E) | |||
| Interphone cable (quadruplex) | Between the room unit and corridor call lamp |
Patient Safety
Nurses need to respond flexibly to individual patients depending on their particular condition. Our products provide various functions to support nursing that keeps patients safe.
Sounds, colors and icons enable intuitive judgment of patient call status.
Nurses can check the state of patients and rooms at a glance.
Information such as the condition of the patient, the state of the room, or the type of nursing being given can be color-coded using the four-color care level dial. Operation can be set up to meet different situations. This allows effective response to emergency situations such as fire or earthquake.
Intravenous drips can be checked even from a nurse station.
Nurses can tell whether an intravenous drip has finished even when they are away from the patient’s room, in their nurse station or the corridor, giving both nurses and the patient a greater sense of security. Linking the system to medical equipment also enables safe monitoring of the patient’s condition.
Even patients unable to push a button can call a nurse.
Our unique care sensor gives patients with muscular dystrophy or ALS the peace of mind of being able to call a nurse by just blowing, speaking, touching, or waving a hand. A mat sensor is also available to notify staff that a patient has left his or her bed.
A full history of calls by each patient can be recorded.
Analyzing historical data such as call frequency by room or by time can help to provide even better nursing.
User Friendly
Nurses need to respond flexibly to individual patients depending on their particular condition.
Our products provide various functions to support nursing that keeps patients safe.
The patient-friendly design has an easy-to-find call button.
The large CALL button is attached to an orange cord and has a night light function, making it easy for the patient to find even after lights-out. The bottom of the CALL button unit is made of non-slip rubber. The CALL button is made of antibacterial resin to help prevent infection.
Even patients unable to push a button can call a nurse.
Our unique care sensor gives patients with muscular dystrophy or ALS the peace of mind of being able to call a nurse by just blowing, speaking, touching, or waving a hand. A mat sensor is also available to notify staff that a patient has left his or her bed.
For the Future
Want to expand your current system to increase patient satisfaction?.
Want to make nursing more visual by adding image information and handheld terminals?.
CARECOM will fully support you in rebuilding your system toward such a future. Please feel free to consult with us.
CARECOM’s visual communication provides clarity at a glance.
Nurses can immediately read the situation from the call sounds, colored indicators and LCD on the master unit. The unique and various icons on the LCD let nurses know the detailed situation at a glance. This is part of how CARECOM is working to make nursing more visual.
