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NEXOR.port independent supply units NEXOR MEDICAL's ceiling columns have been meticulously crafted to meet the rigorous demands of modern #healthcareenvironments. Specifically designed for use in operating rooms, emergency departments, and intensive care units, these systems offer unparalleled versatility and functionality. Featuring mobile support arms, our ceiling columns provide medical professionals with a flexible solution for delivering essential supplies and equipment. Equipped with LED lighting and precision brakes, NEXOR.port ensures reliable performance and seamless control during critical procedures. What sets NEXOR.port apart is its exceptional range of benefits. With the largest possible radius of action in three dimensions, users have the freedom to combine supply columns, heads, and lifting arms to suit their specific needs. This versatility allows for quick and easy workstation redesigns, ensuring uninterrupted access to patients and streamlined medical procedures. As part of the NEXOR.port family, our independent supply units offer a comprehensive solution for #medicalworkspacedesign. Whether wall-mounted or suspended, with varying arm lengths and optional lifting systems, NEXOR.port provides the flexibility and reliability needed in today's #healthcare settings. Experience the future of medical workspace solutions with NEXOR.port independent supply units. Discover how our innovative designs can enhance efficiency, accessibility, and #patientcare in your facility. NEXOR MEDICAL, redefining medical workspace excellence. MAXIMUM PASSION IN WHAT WE DO

Tell me about how you navigate the complexities of designing and documenting next-level corridors in a medical facility. It's a task that blends art with science, demanding a unique set of considerations to ensure functionality meets future-forward design. These are the things we consider paramount: Safety Compliance: Adhering to the highest standards of safety, ensuring corridors are accessible and hazard-free. Efficiency in Design: Streamlining movement for staff and patients, creating a layout that supports swift and effective operations. Technological Integration: Embracing cutting-edge technology to enhance functionality and patient care within these spaces. Sustainability: Implementing eco-friendly materials and designs that contribute to a healthier environment for patients and staff. Flexibility for Future Adaptations: Anticipating future needs and trends, ensuring corridors can adapt to evolving medical practices and technologies. To all the professionals in the industry, what would you add to the list? #HealthcareDesign #MedicalFacility #InnovativeSpaces #FutureOfHealthcare #AustralianHealthcare

RTLS in Mainstream Medical and Healthcare Environments: A Deep Dive "...hospitals themselves are what we term “#complexphysicalenvironments,” meaning they feature many different building materials, complex HVAC systems, competing signals from machinery like CT scanners or X-rays, multiple floors, hallways, tunnels, commercial kitchens packed with metal… the list goes on and on. These kinds of complex environments pose difficulties for traditional #RTLSsolutions since many rely on outdated technology that fails to get signals where they need to go quickly and accurately, resulting in suboptimal tracking and efficiency outcomes. #RTLS like Actall Corporation's, which combines #wearabletags with strategically placed #locators, #dualbandfrequency and #signalprioritization for #duress signals, can quickly get backup where it’s needed Hospitals also require #accuratetracking of equipment large and small to keep costs down In terms of your hospital’s bottom line, #efficiency couldn’t be more important." https://lnkd.in/gyGDFjHf Bob Hampe Josh Childs Donald Millick Kyle Freeman Stephen Sullivan CSM, ITIL v3 Bonnie Stevens Mark Winter 🇦🇺inTechnology Distribution Pty Ltd IPFusion AMS Rep Associates, LLC. BADGER REPS Campion

Optimizing Medical Spaces, The Promise of NEXOR.suite At NEXOR MEDICAL, we understand that healthcare isn’t just about providing a service; it's about crafting an environment where our dedicated medical team can deliver optimal care, and where every patient feels they're in the right place, receiving the care they deserve. With this understanding and vision, we've launched Nexor.suite, our pioneering approach to designing and building the medical spaces of the future. Setting New Standards in Construction We recognize the drawbacks of conventional construction methods: prolonged timelines, fluctuating costs, and often unwelcome interruptions to the normal patient care flow. With Nexor.suite, we're shifting the paradigm. Through our modular and industrialized method, we promise swift construction, absolute cost control, and seamless integration into daily operations. Crafting the Ideal Medical Environment With Nexor.suite, our mission goes beyond building spaces: it's about creating conducive environments for care. Every corner, every detail, from lighting to layout, is designed to enable our medical team to operate at their peak efficiency. Everything is structured to enhance focus and functionality, always placing the patient at the forefront. From Vision to Reality with Nexor’s Support When you choose Nexor.suite, you're embracing a philosophy and a team. From the moment you share your vision to when it comes to life, we're by your side at every stage. As your partner, from consultation to engineering, we ensure that every facet of your project mirrors your aspirations and meets the demands of the contemporary medical world.In NEXOR MEDICAL Maximum passion in what we do

"Regular #healthcare construction projects are instrumental in keeping the lights on in the incredibly demanding healthcare field. More specifically, the state of facilities is critical to patients’ perceptions of care quality; employee attraction and #retention; and #compliance with ever-evolving facility #standards, environmental requirements and building codes. Therefore, a healthcare construction project goes way beyond slapping a new coat of paint on the walls. Often, it requires years of active construction. And, although there will always be hurdles to any project regardless of industry or building type, health care construction projects are uniquely difficult to navigate — whether dealing with lengthened equipment lead times or additional budget considerations." Read on in this piece co-authored by Introba's Pier Vettorazzi and Lisa Charrin, for their in-depth look at #MedicalEquipmentPlanning for imaging suites in Health Facilities Management: https://lnkd.in/gNktYM5f

Exploring the future of surgical spaces: Conventional vs Modular Operation Theatres. Which design suits your healthcare facility's needs best? Let's delve briefly into the comparison. #HealthcareInnovation #SurgicalSpaces #ModularVsConventional #ModularOT #cleanroom #havc #kaizenairtech

I was invited to my alma mater, NID, a few weeks ago during the service design module to talk about how services are designed in the industry. Thank you Anannya Bhowmik for thinking about me :) I presented the Philips Virtual Care Management service (https://lnkd.in/dm6eC2N2) and went deeper into the patient experience because that's the touchpoint I design for. We didn't do the usual "empathize and iterate" spiel or maps/blueprints (because, duh..), and dove straight into the interesting discussions about... - affordances in the context of services. - designing in a highly regulated environment like healthcare. - the effects of the systemic conditions, inside which the service operates, on its design. - balancing business incentives, user goals, and patient safety. Especially for this service where the persona who decides to buy the service (hospital admin or CIO), who uses the service (physician or nurse), who is served (the patient), and who pays for the service (insuror), could be all different. - and finally, what could service design look like from the lens of universal design? The last one is very much an open question and I'd like to ask you, the reader, about what you think! PS, we also won the 2024 iF award in the service design category. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dc8XXrD9 Tags: #servicedesign #nid #healthcaredesign #design #universaldesign #systemsthinking #ifdesignaward #classroom

Are your surgical storage inefficiencies hindering your team's performance and affecting patient care? 👉 Explore solutions to improve storage efficiency in surgical suites. Learn how adopting compact cabinets and effective organizational systems can significantly enhance workflow in your operating room. https://lnkd.in/gthWDpnG #SurgicalEfficiency #PatientCare #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalStorage #DigitalHealth

📢 Ever felt lost in a hospital maze? 🏥 Our new blog series with Exit Design explores the challenges of healthcare wayfinding and how to create a seamless experience for everyone. 📌 Outdated signage, confusing layout, and inconsistent voice can all lead to frustration and anxiety— both for patients and staff. 💡 We'll share exclusive insights from experts and show you how to create a wayfinding system that's easy to understand, intuitive, and consistent. Untangle the complexity of navigating healthcare environments with our blog series! https://lnkd.in/ea8Ns4ij