clino System 99 Challenges for the future Flexible care concepts with clino System 99

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1 clino System 99 Challenges for the future Flexible care concepts with clino System 99

2 Changes in care services Care and assisted living requirements have been continuously increasing worldwide. The Federal Statistical Office of Germany already calculates that by the year 2010, an additional 20 percent will be in need of care by 2020 experts are predicting an approximate rise of 40 percent. In the future, an infrastructure of care service will be needed which will meet the various interests and concerns of the senior population. Also, the growing pressure of rising costs poses a great challenge for those involved. Innovative care concepts are in demand which can take into account these changes with the idea that the positive aspects of outpatient treatment outweighs those of inpatient treatment. Concepts for outpatient care and services Concepts for outpatient care and services which allow the patient more time in their own home will continue to become more and more important in the coming years. Decisive directives are provided for further development, through the possibilities for optimization of complementary support structures given in the Supplementary Nursing Benefi ts Act. Modern technology helps to safeguard those in need of care staying in their own familiar surroundings. Concepts for alternative and assisted living Because of demographic and social development, it is necessary to adapt care infrastructure to changing needs. Alternative forms of living and individual care concepts are more strongly forming the shape of the future. Networked communication solutions will enable heterogeneous concepts to be integrated into existing structures. 2

3 clino System 99 Care statistics ,246,829 2,039, , ,365 1,435,415 1,537, Number in need of care at home Number in need of care in institutions The challenges Increase of those in need of care to approx million by 2020 (approx million in 2050) 2020: Approx. 1 million people receiving inpatient care By 2020: 18,000 additional beds in inpatient facilities annually Increase in multimorbidity and gerontopsychiatric illnesses Dementia: 200,000 new incidences annually (Robert Koch Institute) (Source: Federal Statistical Offi ce of Germany, Daytime, nighttime and short-term care Daytime, nighttime and short-term care will be even stronger components of sophisticated care provision. They facilitate the extensive preservation of a self-supporting lifestyle. Through modern medicine and communication technology, care facilities are becoming competent partners for alternative, temporary and integrated care concepts. Inpatient care Nursing homes face special challenges caused by the increase of extremely chronically and/or gerontopsychiatrically ill residents. Patient/resident monitoring and sensor technology are therefore coming more and more into play. This requires extensive care and alarm management. 3

4 Ready for new challenges: clino System 99 Only by using networked care and service offers will health care facilities be able to face the challenges of the future. In order to meet these requirements, care communication solutions are needed which are flexible to adapt, which grow and offer additional functions in order to optimize care processes. The whole bandwidth of modern care communication Access Alarm management Security Device management Dementia protection system Presence monitoring Fall prevention Vital sign monitoring Medical monitoring Sensor technology Maintenance management Hygiene management Emergency exit monitoring Time management Person and event-related Access control Medical alarm management Securing doors Operator-related access management Nurse call for patients and residents Paging ELA GSM IT coupling WLAN DECT clino System 99 Fault report Call logging Care documentation Domotics/Building automation Light control Device control TV control Service call Service management Services Integration Documentation The clino System 99 is characterized by a maximum degree of modularity and scalability. This facilitates the adaptation of already existing as well as new systems to the customer s needs and requirements. The system is suitable for both, small facilities with only 20 beds as well as for those with more than 1,000 beds. It supports the nursing staff in their daily work processes with its new and extensive range of functions; it also ensures comprehensive security and fulfi lls individual comfort requirements. Moreover, the clino System 99 is IP compatible, allows the integration of already existing system structures and facilitates the connection to standardized networks. Through its comprehensive networking options, system structures which span several buildings - or even several locations - can be realized for sustainable concepts in care and support. 4

5 clino System 99 Quick help Time for the essentials Communication management With clino System 99, care facilities have the choice: From opto-acoustic signaling up to communication solutions with discrete speech at the bed, the system offers the full bandwidth of modern care communication. Opto-acoustic signaling with plain text display Partial speech (e.g. for access control and duty rooms) Mobile processing of calls and escalation Integration of assisted living facility Device management More security and process optimization throughout daily work processes offer transponder solutions, e.g. for fast tracking of medical devices or for the effi cient maintenance of devices. Increased system security (protection from operating errors, access control) Time-saving through effi cient device logistics Maintenance and service management Documentary report Access management Determination of personalized authorization and authorization profi les (e.g. for access to medication or specifi c call assignment) via RFID readers and an easy to operate card management system increase the security and the effi ciency and thus also the cost-effectiveness of a facility. Individual call forwarding Personalized authorization management (skill-based routing) Improved documentation 5

6 Reliable support Always informed Integration of emergency assistance telephones Using the clip to call function, small separate residential groups can be integrated easily and cost-effectively. Here, a telephone call is coupled into the nurse call system and can be processed and documented in the same way as a patient call. Both the forwarding as well as escalation is ensured by the system. Connection of senior citizen telephones of external or separate residential units Integration of assisted-living facilities via house emergency call devices Provision of a mobile emergency call system (DECT or GSM devices) Connection of in-house emergency call control panels Thanks to the call to phone function, it is possible to forward the calls of every resident, of individual areas or all calls of one facility temporarily (e.g. during nighttime operation) or for an indefi nite time period to external services (in-house emergency call center), other facilities or any selected telephone connections. Continuous or temporary call forwarding via the local telephone network Service call options System coupling via telephone network Mobile communication The clino call DECTplus wireless communication system can be easily integrated into existing telecommunication systems and is connected to the call system via a standardized interface. In this way, calls can be indicated directly in the displays of the mobile devices. Thus, quick reaction times are guaranteed even when personnel is scarce: Calls from persons in need reach the responsible nursing staff immediately and without delay. Secure signaling Robust terminal equipment High protection of investment through standard interface to telecommunication system Direct communication with patient saves unnecessary re-routing 6

7 Future concept: Stay competitive clino System 99 Within the next ten years, inpatient facilities will develop into service centers with rehabilitative, inpatient, daytime care and open services. (Source: Fraunhofer German Trend Study Pfl ege 2020 ) Outpatient care Assisted and alternative living concepts Daytime, nighttime and short-term care Inpatient care Security Productivity Comfort Monitoring of patients and residents Service communication Resident/Patient emergency call management Alarm management Bed and device management Communication management In order to adapt the organizational structures to requirements of the elderly and to remain competitive on a long-term basis, it is important for care facilities to show a clear profi le. Here, integrated care services are the basis for sustainable positioning. The development of refi ned forms of the inpatient and outpatient care is a top priority. The spectrum of services provided by care facilities can be broadened by an integrated supply of services, graded services of care and assistance or additional customized services thanks to the clino System 99 fl exible system basis. Pioneering features of the clino System 99 Security Safeguarding of individual risks Graded care and services Qualifi cation-bound access management Documentary report Flexible system structures Productivity Site networking, integrated service solutions, cross-zone processes Support of new forms of residential care and integrated concepts Integration of sensor engineering Development and usage of new technologies to support the nursing staff in terms of self-suffi ciency and lessening of their workload Linking of technologies for the use of service concepts Individualized care services Use of available infrastructures Comfort Customer-oriented and individual service concepts Service features including normal daily life routines and self-reliance An environment which is both pleasant and functional 7

8 Your specialist Novar GmbH a Honeywell Company Dieselstraße Neuss, Germany Phone: (Administration) Phone: (Customer Service Center) Fax: Internet: info@ Honeywell Life Safety Austria GmbH Lemböckgasse Vienna, Austria Phone: Fax: Internet: hls-austria@honeywell.com Part No G0 May 2009 Subject to change without notice 2009 Honeywell International Inc.