Saving Steps and Time at Danish Hospital

CetreaCetrea A/S, developer of innovative, research based hospital software, and Sonitor Technologies AS, the leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of a proprietary ultrasound Real Time Locating System (RTLS), has delivered the clinical logistics real time overview solution that is implemented at the Regional Hospital of Horsens in Denmark.

Modern technology is key when efficiently improving hospital processes. Staff at The Regional Hospital of Horsens experience having more time for patient care after implementing the RTLS solution from Cetrea and Sonitor.

"The tracking works really well. We experience a lot less interruptions and less confusion in our daily work since the implementation of the system," says the Chief Physician Ove Gaardboe at the Regional Hospital of Horsens.

The treatment of each patient involves a number of doctors and nurses who all need to be coordinated and kept up to date. With a quick look at strategically placed, large touch screen displays, staff can now locate each other without having to call around, disturbing others unnecessarily, in their search.

The locating solution is installed in work related rooms in the emergency ward. To protect the staff's right to privacy, rooms that are not relevant are not covered and the location data is not stored.

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About Cetrea
Cetrea is the leading provider of clinical logistic solutions for health care. Cetrea's solutions are based on the latest research and technological advances. The solutions are easy to use and designed to be used by clinicians in stressful situations. The solutions are all found to improve the productivity, efficiency and patient safety through an improved workflow. Cetrea works extensively with working clinicians to develop products that can improve the overview, communication and coordination around the hospital. As a Danish company Cetrea has a market share of more than 80 % of the hospitals in Denmark and is expanding to the rest of Europe. For more information about Cetrea, please visit www.cetrea.com.

About Sonitor Technologies
Sonitor Technologies is the innovator and world leader in ultrasound based Real Time Locating (RTLS) systems for healthcare. The company develops and manufactures an RTLS platform that provides proven room and sub-room accuracy in complex healthcare environments such as hospitals and logn-term care facilities. Sonitor's system integrates seamlessly with application software from leading hospital information technology providers.

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