Patient Room Door

1. Patient Room Door Hospital, Patients In a hospital, patients by far spend most of their time in patient rooms. This could be in the regular nursing wards, but also in the IC or maternity ward. In order to maintain a high level of patient safety, the rooms are designed on the basis of the patient's needs. For example, the following factors may apply: In order to allow the patients to recover as optimally and safely as possible, it is important that they can stay in patient rooms that have been tailored to their preferences. In order to ensure that patients are left undisturbed as much as possible, low noise rooms are essential. By means of sound-absorbing doors leading

2. to the patient rooms, it can be prevented that patients are disturbed by noises from the hallway. Reducing infections Patients who are severely ill have a weakened immune system and are very vulnerable to infectious diseases. For example, in the Intensive Care ward in a hospital, it is important that as few harmful bacteria as possible can enter the patient rooms that could negatively influence patient safety. The use of airtight doors in the IC patient rooms can contribute to reducing infections. Quarantine room In certain cases, the danger of contamination is so significant that the patient has to be completely isolated. For example because the patient is contaminated and the rest of the hospital has to be protected. Or because the patient has no resistance due to treatments. In these cases, the patients are cared for in a completely airtight quarantine room, which can only be entered via a hermetically isolating door. Atmosphere is important A good atmosphere in patient rooms is not only pleasant, research has also shown that this advances recovery. The Metaflex hospital doors are available in many different colours and materials, such as for example wood designs. With the Imagine door foil, any desired print or picture can be chosen. This allows you to easily create, for instance, a tranquil environment with a beautiful picture of nature. Curious as to how our doors can increase your patients' safety? Ask us about the possibilities.

3. Go beyond a simple patient room sign to achieve more efficient staff communication, boost HCAHPS scores, reduce medical errors and infection. View our gallery of Patient Care Signs we’ve created for our clients. Patient Information at a Glance This staff-facing application is mounted in the hallway outside of each patient’s room and presents information concerning allergies, isolations, dietary restrictions, core measures or other precautions to the healthcare team. To protect the patient’s privacy, the display does not show any patient names and can be customized to use your hospital’s existing alert and isolation icons. MEDI+SIGN Customization The information displayed on the MEDI+SIGN solutions can be customized for each hospital organization and for the unit in which it will be used. Each information block is simply a ‘widget’ that can be moved, added or taken away from the display. Widgets are available for nurse identification, isolations, preferred language spoken and written, hearing and vision alerts and many more. More widgets are available upon request, and can be customized for use in units such as pediatrics and physical therapy. If hospitals use specific icons, MEDI+SIGN’s design team can create similar looking icon packs so there is minimal training and orientation for the staff. Enclosures are ADA compliant with tactile room numbers and braille, and can be matched to the hospital’s current furniture.