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Jeron Showcases New Provider 790 Nurse Call Features at HIMSS13, Booth #3162

Jeron Electronic Systems, Inc. will be demonstrating eight new alerting, monitoring and workflow features available for its Provider 790 nurse call solution at HIMSS13 in New Orleans on March 3-7, 2013, Booth #3162.

2013-02-08
CHICAGO, IL, February 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) Today Myles Cochran, Marketing Director at Jeron Electronic Systems, announced that the company will be demonstrating recently added features of its industry-leading Provider 790 nurse call system at the HIMSS13 Annual Conference and Exhibition on March 3-7 2013 in New Orleans.

Sponsored by The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, this year's attendance is expected to exceed 36,000. The Conference has become the marquee event for healthcare IT professionals and executives to share knowledge, insights and cultivate key business relationships.

HIMSS13 is the perfect showcase for Provider 790 and its host of new applications. "Hospitals and healthcare facilities are faced with greater challenges relating to government mandates, patient safety and workflow efficiencies all while maintaining a high level of patient satisfaction," explained Cochran, "and while technology alone isn't the solution, the options and flexibility of the fully-integrated Provider 790 nurse call solution gives facilities the tools they need to address these issues."

A VoIP-based nurse call system specifically designed for acute care facilities, Jeron introduced Provider 790 in December 2011. The system was engineered to deliver advanced communication, alerting and workflow tools in a flexible, scalable and economical platform. Since its introduction, the Chicago-based company has continued to enhance Provider 790 with these features:

SIP Wireless Phones Integration
Untethers staff from the nursing stations and delivers mission-critical nurse call alerting and communication directly to mobile caregivers.

PC Console Display
Delivers a wide spectrum of customized-by-staff member system activity, workflow, and rounding information to any Windows computer on a hospital's LAN.

One-Touch Intercom
A single button press opens up hands-free digital communication between touchscreen staff terminals and nurse consoles from within a department to across the entire facility.

Stryker iBed AwarenessTM
Integration with Stryker's iBed Awareness platform to deliver real-time bed status alerts directly to caregivers to prevent a potential fall.

EIS Call Activity Logging and Reporting
Logs all nurse call to proactively monitor and report response issues affecting patient and staff satisfaction as well as documenting liability concerns.

Medical Device Alarm Notification
Monitors medical devices for alarm conditions, such as ventilators, I.V. pumps, pulse oximeters and bed exit monitors and automatically alerts caregivers to these events.

Advanced Workflow Options
100s of customizable events automate and streamline processes within and across departments with a single button press.

Automated Rounding and Reminders
Reminds nursing staff of repeating and one-time patient visits, with automated reminders and team notification if a rounding/reminder time period is missed.

Jeron representatives will be on hand at Booth #3162 to demonstrate Provider 790 and answer questions.

ABOUT PROVIDER 790 NURSE CALL
Provider 790 is a complete nurse call communication solution, offering clear VoIP digital/full-duplex audio, wireless phone and pocket pager integration, simple touch screen operation, automated alerting/workflow functionality and a wide spectrum of patient and staff area components - all designed to optimize patient care and staff efficiency. All Provider systems are backed by Jeron's industry-leading five-year warranty.

ABOUT JERON ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS: A leader in communications systems for the healthcare industry, Jeron Electronic Systems is the engineering and manufacturing force behind Provider nurse call systems. Provider systems facilitate communications, speed response times and integrate with a wide spectrum of alerting and notification technologies, all focused on delivering the highest levels of patient care. From its founding in 1965, Jeron has earned a solid reputation for innovation, quality and service. Jeron products are engineered and manufactured in the USA.

For more information regarding the Provider 790 communication solution, visit www.jeron.com/products/nurse-call/provider-790 or call 800.621.1903.


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[Press-News.org] Jeron Showcases New Provider 790 Nurse Call Features at HIMSS13, Booth #3162
Jeron Electronic Systems, Inc. will be demonstrating eight new alerting, monitoring and workflow features available for its Provider 790 nurse call solution at HIMSS13 in New Orleans on March 3-7, 2013, Booth #3162.