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Development of Multimodal Patient Communication Platform for Real-Time Hospital Assistance
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Development of Multimodal Patient Communication Platform for Real-Time Hospital Assistance

appinventiv.com
Medical
Health & Fitness
Information technology

Inefficient Patient-Nurse Communication in Hospitals

Current hospital call bell systems are outdated, ineffective, and inaccessible for patients with limited mobility. 19% of patients find existing systems out of reach, leading to delayed assistance during critical moments. Existing solutions lack inclusivity for patients with varying physical capabilities and fail to provide real-time communication between patients and caregivers.

About the Client

Startup specializing in healthcare technology solutions for in-hospital patient communication

Key Project Goals

  • Develop a multimodal communication platform enabling patients to request assistance through multiple input methods
  • Implement intelligent request escalation workflow for critical situations
  • Create customizable patient interface with condition-specific request options
  • Establish real-time monitoring system for hospital staff across multiple devices

Core System Functionalities

  • Three request creation methods: manual selection, voice commands, and head gestures
  • Customizable request templates based on patient medical conditions
  • Priority-based nurse notification system with fallback escalation
  • Real-time request tracking dashboard for hospital administrators
  • Child-specific emergency alert system using beacon technology

Technology Stack

Android SDK for nurse mobile application
WebRTC for real-time communication
Speech-to-Text API with multilingual support
Computer vision libraries for gesture recognition
Cloud-based backend infrastructure

System Integrations

  • Hospital Management Systems (HMS)
  • Electronic Health Records (EHR)
  • Beacon technology for location-based alerts
  • Push notification services (FCM/APN)

Non-Functional Requirements

  • High availability (99.9% uptime)
  • HIPAA-compliant data security
  • Low-latency response (<500ms)
  • Scalable architecture for multi-hospital deployment
  • Cross-device compatibility (tablets, web, mobile)

Expected Business Impact

Projected 60% improvement in nurse response times, increased CMS reimbursement rates through improved care metrics, and potential for nationwide hospital chain adoption. The solution addresses a critical patient safety issue while positioning the client as an innovator in healthcare technology with multiple award-winning capabilities.

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