Mission: Endeavour to meet every medical security needs
Contin aims to provide professional consultation, support and services, to help our customer to face the challenges of ever-increasing demand of medical safety services. Our products are all designed with ease of use, reliability and cost-effectiveness that assist caregivers in a variety of healthcare settings: long term care, acute and sub-acute care, home care, rehabilitation, hospice, adult or children day services, and assisted an independent living. By providing quality, individualized care using monitoring and communications technologies to health care staff, Contin Technologies try to preserve patient/resident individual freedom of movement. We also offer comprehensive programs that include training, installation, maintenance, on-going service and support to assist customers in optimizing their investments in technology. Operation Overview - Medical Security System Our state-of-art medical security system is compatible to every professional safety needs. The Hospital Event Management System, Bed and Chair Monitoring System and Intelligent Infrared System Switch are our flagship products and are invincible for hospitals, special care centres, or even at home. This advance wireless equipment offers flexibility with many new safety and cost saving features, which are of benefit to patients and staff. Our monitoring system can be switched by the users to operate in wireless or non-wireless mode (local sound and light). Having a unique built-in ‘repeater’ function, our wireless remote Alertor can automatically forward alarm, nurse-in-attendance and reset indications to other remote Alertor units. This can keep supervisory staff (e.g. Nurse station, or mobile supervisor) informed regarding the status and progress of the patient. This can greatly extend the operational range of the system. An auxiliary socket can provide inputs such as from a patient extension handset for nurse call. The same auxiliary socket can be connected with and provide output to an existing nurse call system. If the alarm is activated after the patient has actually risen from bed, it may be too late for staff to respond and perhaps prevent the risk of a dangerous fall. An advantage of our monitor is that it can easily be adjusted to sense when a patient is about to rise from the bed. Simply activate the alarm, or for some monitoring system, the user can simply switch the monitor for levels of ‘priority’ response in consideration of varying patient condition and required level of supervisor. | 