1. The internal telephone (wired intercom) of many hospitals is not installed with one for each bed.

2. Some seriously ill patients are not able to go underground to the wall to make a phone call. He only has the ability to press casually.

3. If the doctor (nurse) on duty is rounding the ward or is busy for a while, the patient will not be able to call the doctor (nurse) at all, which is prone to accidents or delays the first time for rescue.

4. Since the hospital is hospitalized, the hospital has collected the patient’s escort fee, but the hospital has not actually provided the accompany, it can not be justified. In the event of an accident, the hospital is always on the unfavorable side. It is impossible for anyone to leave the post 100% temporarily during working hours. Of course, it is impossible to answer the patient’s wired telephone at this time. In fact, the problem can be solved by installing 1-2 receivers in the corridor of the inpatient area.

5. It needs to be emphasized that the competition in hospitals is already very fierce. International escort practices and management attach great importance to the value of people. The real life is at stake! Quite simply, if there is no difference between the atmosphere a patient feels when a patient goes to the hospital and pulling a cow to the veterinary station, how can the hospital gain a foothold in the competition?

As for its simple installation and use, it is unmatched by wired calls. Hospitals and medical service stations that have been renovated, and medical units that do not have any doctor-patient communication equipment (such units generally do not reserve wired installation from the construction and decoration aspects) should prefer to install such systems.