Who is watching the ECG at 2 a.m.?
Thaiway at TTSHC: cardiac telemetry with BST, a separate UGYM booth, and conversations across the healthcare community.
When a cardiac event happens during the night, who receives the information, reviews it and goes to the patient? That question sits at the heart of Thaiway’s approach to cardiac telemetry.
At the Taiwan–Thailand Smart Healthcare Conference (TTSHC), Chatchai Wang (Ted) presented on bringing BioSenseTek’s cardiac telemetry solution into Thai hospitals. His presentation connected the technology with a practical concern for hospital teams: how monitoring fits into the work of a ward, including overnight care. His role at the conference was “Distributor and Partner of BioSenseTek Corp. in Thailand”.
For Thaiway, the discussion extends from the equipment to the people who use it. Doctors and nurses need a system they understand, a network that has been tested, and a support team they can contact after installation.
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When a cardiac event happens during the night, who receives the information, reviews it and goes to the patient? That question sits at the heart of Thaiway’s approach to cardiac telemetry.
At the Taiwan–Thailand Smart Healthcare Conference (TTSHC), Chatchai Wang (Ted) presented on bringing BioSenseTek’s cardiac telemetry solution into Thai hospitals. His presentation connected the technology with a practical concern for hospital teams: how monitoring fits into the work of a ward, including overnight care. His role at the conference was “Distributor and Partner of BioSenseTek Corp. in Thailand”.
For Thaiway, the discussion extends from the equipment to the people who use it. Doctors and nurses need a system they understand, a network that has been tested, and a support team they can contact after installation.
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