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Patient Workflows Streamlined with Amazingly Simple IoT

Featuring the Launch of Nano Tag - the World’s Smallest, Disposable, BLE Tag

 

For decades hospitals have been using digital systems to manage the track of patient well-being, get recommendations on what other tests the patient should get, manage their history of medication to make the best diagnoses to avoid any preventable diseases in the future. How? By using data that the patient provides them with. 

Now, what if you had exactly the same amount of data, generated automatically, to help you prevent the bottlenecks in your hospital, what if you could:

  1. Decrease patient wait time with real-time patient flow tracking in OR and ED.
  2. Optimize outpatient flow by analyzing how much time patients spend in waiting rooms and how long it takes to examine them to improve workflows.
  3. Improve operation room workflows by seeing in real-time which rooms are occupied and if critical assets for effective operating procedures are ready in the operating room.

All this data is within your reach, and the solution is simple to use, affordable, and accessible so that no matter if you are a small regional hospital or large hospital chain you can access it today. 

Join us on Thursday, October 7, as we discuss how BLE-based healthcare IoT solutions disrupt the in-facility patient experience and health outcomes resulting in higher HCAHPS scores and reimbursement.

During this 30min live webinar we will cover:

  1. Patient Workflow: real-life industry challenges
  2. Nano Tag launch - the world’s smallest, disposable, wearable BLE tag - how it will revolutionize the healthcare industry
  3. The new era of WiFi+BLE IoT in healthcare facilities
  4. Kontakt.io Patient Workflow solution offering & live demo
  5. Q&A
Kapil-Asher@2x

Kapil Asher
Director, Enterprise Healthcare IoT Solutions
Kontakt.io

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