Self measurement kiosk for vital signs
Self measurement kiosk for vital signs
With the Alviscan self-measurement kiosk, patients can independently measure their vital signs before having an appointment with a physician. By following the on-screen instructions, patients can easily take the measurements themselves. The measurement results are automatically stored in the Electronic Patient Record and are immediately available to healthcare providers.
This saves time for the healthcare professional who would normally have to perform the measurements. It prevents errors while copying the readings into the EPR and increases self-monitoring involvement and awareness of the patient.
Healthcare process improvements
Benefits

Reduced workload
Patients can take their own measurements with the Alviscan without any assistance.
Improved data safety
Measurement results are automatically stored in the Electronic Patient recored and therefore can’t be lost or misinterpreted.
Instant access to the results in the EPR
Thanks to the connection with the Electronic Patient Record, healthcare professionals have direct access to the measurement results.
Increased patient involvement
Patients are given an active role: they carry out the measurements themselves. This makes them curious about the results and involves them in a new and unique way.

What does the Alviscan measure?
How does the Alviscan work?
1. The patient checks in at the Alviscan. Depending on the country, this can be done with a patientpass, day ticket, identification card or insurance card.
What does the Alviscan measure?
Blood pressure
During the blood pressure measurement the systolic and diastolic pressures are automatically measured. All the patient has to do is insert his/her arm into the device and press start.
Height
The Alviscan can measure the height of a patient using a built-in ultrasonic sensor that is mounted above the plateau.

User friendly self measurements
User friendly self measurements

“94% of patients would recommend using the Alviscan to another patient”
How does the Alviscan work?
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