22Nov

Tedisel’s Latest Project in Granollers: The CMA Granollers Health Center

November 22, 2023 tedisel

Health centers play a fundamental role in the medical care of a community. In the heart of Granollers, Catalonia, stands the CMA Health Center (Clínica Médica de Atención Primaria), an institution that for years has been a pillar of commitment and quality in health care service to the local community. In this context of excellence, our new project arises, which seeks to take medical care to a higher level.

Innovation and Technology with Tedisel

CMA Granollers Health Center is a beacon of innovation and technology in the field of healthcare. Our commitment to cutting-edge technology encompasses an extensive and diverse range of initiatives, making them a benchmark in the sector’s digital transformation. From the implementation of electronic medical records, which have revolutionized the coordination and quality of medical care, to the enthusiastic adoption of telemedicine, which has proven invaluable, especially in the COVID-19 pandemic. Telemedicine has not only enabled the safe and effective delivery of remote medical care but has also shortened the distance between physicians and patients, providing unparalleled access to quality medical care.

“We are setting new standards in accuracy, safety and efficiency, ensuring that our patients receive the most advanced and highest quality care available.”

At Tedisel, we don’t just proclaim our commitment to innovation and technology; we live it and incorporate it into every facet of our daily routine. For us, these principles are not just words, but a sincere promise to provide exceptional medical care. This promise is reflected in the meticulous attention we devote to the design of our hospital facilities, in our unwavering devotion to the holistic well-being of our patients, and in our constant pursuit of efficiency in healthcare delivery.

Today, we are proud to announce a significant achievement. We have successfully implemented our DIAMOND technical panel and our advanced HERMES software in the operating rooms of these facilities, marking an important milestone in our commitment to improvement and innovation.

DIAMOND: Integrated Innovation in Surgical Control

The revolutionary DIAMOND technical glass panel is meticulously designed to centralize and optimize all the essential visual and functional elements of an operating room environment. This technological achievement not only marks a significant milestone, but also reflects our unwavering commitment to excellence in medical care.

At the core of this innovation lies its ability to create a fully integrated surgical experience, an operating room where every device and visual element becomes accessible and controllable through a single transparent, high-resolution display.

“The DIAMOND technical panel empowers our medical professionals, allowing them to focus on what is truly crucial: providing exceptional care to our patients.”

Its compatibility with PACS enables quick and easy access to essential medical images, facilitating informed and timely decision-making during surgical procedures. In addition, its integration with nursing stations improves coordination and real-time communication between medical and nursing staff, ensuring a more efficient and safer workflow.

This panel also puts control of the software directly in the surgeon’s hands, allowing them to adjust and customize the OR setup according to the specific needs of each medical procedure. This flexibility and customization contribute to a more efficient and safer surgical environment, which ultimately translates into superior medical care for our patients.

HERMES: Transformational Technology in the Operating Room

Our HERMES digital brain, groundbreaking software that drives our vision of centralizing all controls and obtaining crucial OR data and analytics, represents a monumental milestone in the convergence of technology and the delivery of high-quality care.

At the epicenter of this technological achievement, our software is fully integrated into our state-of-the-art technical dashboards. These panels, led by the exceptional DIAMOND, serve as the direct interface that connects our surgeons to the vast world of information and control that the modern operating room demands.

The functionality of this software is as versatile as it is powerful. It facilitates seamless coordination of all elements and systems in the OR, from lighting and temperature control to monitoring crucial medical devices.

“HERMES ability to collect and analyze data in real time provides our medical professionals with valuable information to make informed decisions during surgical procedures.”

This software is in operation in hospitals around the world, and has been adopted by renowned institutions of international scope. This adoption has contributed to the standardization of high quality healthcare practices globally. The presence of our software in multiple hospitals around the world is an irrefutable testimony to its effectiveness and reliability.

The ability to centralize controls and obtain real-time data and analysis in the operating room has an immense impact on the quality and safety of care. Our software, backed by our unwavering commitment to excellence in healthcare, continues to lead the way to a future where technology and medicine work in perfect harmony for the benefit of patients.

In conclusion, this incorporation of state-of-the-art technology into our surgical environment represents a significant advance in the quality and safety of the medical care we provide to our community. We are setting new standards in accuracy, safety and efficiency, ensuring that our patients receive the most advanced and highest quality care available. These projects point the way to a future in which technology and excellent medical care merge seamlessly, to the benefit of all those who rely on us for their care.

04Aug

Technology and ergonomics in operating rooms: an integrated approach to safety and efficiency

August 4, 2023 tedisel

Ergonomics in operating room equipment is key to preventing injuries, improving efficiency, and promoting physician and patient safety.

The surgical environment is one of the most demanding and critical places in the area of medicine, with precision and efficiency being two cornerstones of the success of any medical procedure. In this context, ergonomics arises to adapt the work environment to the needs and capacities of health professionals, improving the design and operation of equipment in modern operating rooms.

Their goal is to improve comfort, prevent injury, increase efficiency, and promote safety for medical personnel and patients.

Innovative tools for smart operating rooms

When talking about ergonomics in operating rooms, aspects such as space distribution and control interfaces must be considered. Below we address some key elements in this matter.

Injury prevention and safety of medical personnel

Surgical procedures often involve long hours of work in uncomfortable and repetitive positions. This can lead to musculoskeletal disorders such as back, neck and hand injuries.

Applying ergonomics in the design of the operating room can significantly reduce this type of injury. Thus, among the most common measures are the adjustable height of surgical tables, the use of ergonomic seats or the strategic placement of equipment and supplies.

In addition, in terms of safety, ergonomics can contribute to reducing the risk of nosocomial infections, facilitating cleaning and disinfection of the surgical environment.

Efficiency and productivity in the operating room

A well-organized and designed operating room streamlines workflow, reduces time searching for equipment and supplies, and facilitates communication among the medical team.

On the other hand, the use of suitable ergonomic instruments improves the surgeon’s dexterity and precision, generating a positive impact on the results of surgeries.

For example, the proper arrangement of surgical lights and monitors provide optimal visibility. Likewise, the choice of ergonomic instruments such as forceps and scissors that adapt to the hand, improve dexterity and reduce the surgeon’s fatigue during an operation.

More safety and well-being for the patient

Ergonomics benefits medical staff and has an impact on the quality of patient care. When the medical team works in a comfortable and efficient environment, the margin for error is reduced and concentration and focus on the patient is improved.

The truth is that the less fatigued and more comfortable the health workers feel, the more alert and attentive to details they will be, reducing the risk of accidents and errors.

The most advanced technology

Ergonomics in operating room equipment is also based on the use of advanced technology and state-of-the-art medical equipment.

Ergonomic operating rooms are designed to efficiently integrate modern medical devices -such as Columns and Technical Panels-, taking advantage of technological advances to improve precision and safety in surgeries.

The Diamond glass panel, for example, centralizes all the necessary visual elements in an operating room or critical area. It is compatible with PACS, nursing station and software control. And Q Panel is our reference model in operating rooms, known for its Corian surface and its adaptability in terms of size and components.

DIAMOND – Hospital Santiago Apóstol. Miranda de Ebro (SPAIN)

For its part, the Column suspended column optimizes space, guaranteeing a quick response for medical personnel and the patient, while the motorized system of the Motor Column Suspended Column ensures easy vertical movement.

COLUMN – Bless Clinic. Barcelona (SPAIN)

We can also highlight the Hermes control software, compatible with all our technical panels. It is the digital brain that allows centralizing all controls and obtaining data and analysis from the operating room or critical area.

QPANEL/HERMES – Hospital Txagorritxu. VITORIA (SPAIN)

In short, ergonomics in operating room equipment is essential to guarantee safety and efficiency in the surgical environment.

Preventing injuries to medical personnel and improving the precision of procedures makes all the difference in the outcome of surgery. For this reason, it is vital that hospitals and medical centers apply ergonomic principles in their operating rooms and have the latest medical equipment to provide a comfortable and safe working environment for professionals and improve the quality of care and patient safety.

25Apr

The digital revolution: the impact on the healthcare and hospital equipment manufacturing sector

April 25, 2023 tedisel

The digital revolution has had a major impact on many sectors, and one of those that has seen significant change is the healthcare and manufacturing hospital sector worldwide.

Digitalisation has brought with it a number of benefits and challenges in these fields. It is therefore important for healthcare organisations and companies in the hospital sector to stay ahead of the curve in order to continue to provide quality and competitive services in the future.

Digitalisation as a key factor

Digitalisation is crucial to making healthcare more sustainable. Especially the ability to collect and analyse data more efficiently.

Digital technologies such as electronic medical record management systems, hospital Data Networks, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, as well as the most innovative medical equipment, make it possible to store an infinite amount of data, access patients’ medical records electronically, identify patterns, reduce costs, predict disease risk and, in short, make better decisions in the field of hospital healthcare.

In this regard, we can also highlight the digital revolution in healthcare brought about by 3D printing technology and virtual reality. For example, it is being used in the training of doctors and surgeons to allow them to practice procedures in a simulated environment before performing them on real patients.

The importance of being in the spotlight of the digital revolution

Tedisel is confident that automation and artificial intelligence will continue to play an increasingly important role in the sector. That is why we focus on innovation to offer solutions that are more efficient to use. From the development and enhancement of the technical panel systems Q PANEL and DIAMOND to the configuration of our own HERMES software system that guarantees and analyses the secure transmission of data in a centralised and user-friendly manner.

In order for this digital revolution to be carried out with maximum guarantees, it is also essential to have durable and resistant medical equipment, optimally designed to guarantee hygiene and conservation.

The choice of hospital equipment is not a trivial matter, as medical environments are very busy and there is always a risk of possible contamination contact.

Challenges

Despite the benefits of the digital health revolution, there are also other important challenges such as the protection of privacy and security of patient data, and the digital divide between healthcare organisations and patients.

The best solutions for the healthcare industry

Tedisel Medical contributes to the digital revolution in the medical sector by offering solutions with great benefits for healthcare professionals:

Ease of use
Our Hermes operating room control software enables the medical and nursing team to use multiple devices and to easily listen to and interact with each other in such critical and fast-paced environments as operating rooms, with a clear voice and simple and clear listening to information.

Improved time management
Mobility solutions in a hospital environment can have a positive impact on healthcare staff, allowing them to save time and better serve patients, something that Hermes and the QPanel and Diamond technical panels contribute to.

Staff safety
Implementing connector devices that incorporate alarm systems can help healthcare workers perform their work in a safe and secure manner.

Protecting patient data
Hermes is also able to help preserve patients’ privacy and confidential data: it locks personal mobile devices in restricted areas, allows staff to check medication and update and share clinical information and electronic health records without leaving the patient’s bedside, etc.

Improving patient safety
This is a priority. The use of sensors and optimal designs with high technology, thinking in the whole of each hospital area, help the wellbeing of patients.

All these Tedisel solutions exist thanks to technological development and the digital revolution in the health sector, which highlights the need for hospital equipment adapted to the needs of an increasingly digital and technological world.

17Mar

Progress and challenges of hospital engineering in medical equipment

March 17, 2023 tedisel

Today we want to find out about the most important developments and challenges in hospital engineering and medical equipment, the changes in the healthcare landscape and what the healthcare industry is facing.

Hospital engineering: a growing discipline

Hospital engineering combines engineering, architecture and medicine in order to improve efficiency and safety, comfort for patients and healthcare staff.

In recent decades, great advances have been made globally, always with the focus on the introduction of state-of-the-art technologies in the design, construction and equipment of hospitals. Modern hospitals are designed for today and tomorrow by maximising efficiency in patient care through the use of state-of-the-art materials, devices and technologies. We are talking about cleaning systems, living comfort, operating theatres, etc.

In particular, advanced medical equipment, such as CT scans and MRIs, the promotion of information technologies (ICT) and the development of new materials and designs/aesthetics of medical devices, such as technical panels, columns, headboards… In our case, we are manufacturers of hospital equipment for hospitalisation areas, critical areas and surgical block for public and private hospitals all over the world.

These elements are particularly noteworthy in helping to improve the patient experience and complete more comfortable and accessible facilities, adopting a holistic approach to medical care.

Unstoppable progress

Going into more detail, some of the most recent developments in this area include:

Information and communication technologies (ICT): Hospitals are increasingly connected for better information management and efficient decision-making.
Tracking and monitoring systems: Enabling faster and more accurate care in case of emergency through telemedicine and interconnectivity thanks to wearables, home health gadgets and other elements.
Automation systems: Automation systems, such as robots and medical devices with Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, are helping to reduce the number of human errors and increase efficiency in hospitals.
Cutting-edge equipment: There is a firm commitment to bring cutting-edge hospital equipment to hospitals, always with the study, ergonomic design and efficiency of the work areas for the comfort of the patient, the medical team and the technical service.

The greatest challenges in hospital engineering

Beyond the advances and progress that we can see, we also find challenges, obstacles and barriers in hospital engineering, such as:

Lack of access to quality health care services in rural and low-income areas.
Lack of funding and rising cost of health care
The paradigm shift to sustainability
Problems in integrating and implementing new technologies
Challenges of security, cybersecurity and access to information with the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
Balancing efficiency and quality

What does the present and the future hold?

At Tedisel Medical we are aware that hospital engineering is evolving rapidly, in a constant search for solutions that improve efficiency, safety and quality in hospitals.

“There are also major challenges to be addressed, such as financing, integration, safety and the integration of the latest medical equipment.”

08Feb

Tedisel Medical at Arab Health 2023

February 8, 2023 tedisel

In the middle of a crowd of more than 5,000 exhibitors, Tedisel Medical team has been present to offer innovations and positive transformations, where technology and design are the great allies in the 48th edition of the Arab Health fair held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, from January 30th to February 2nd.

And to really mark its presence as a leader in hospital equipment, Tedisel Medical was part of the largest healthcare event held in the Middle East. A clear success where the most powerful companies of the medical and sanitary sector gathered again, presenting their latest products and services during 4 consecutive days.

To be seen, to make an impact, to be influential and to be listened to

An own stand in Arab Health where Tedisel Medical has promoted with great ambition a new modular paneling system, a new proposal that has been achieved thanks to the whole Tedisel team during a whole year of work to really highlight its presence as a leader in medical equipment.

The concept of technology, architecture, design and efficiency is value

FLEXMOOD WALL, our solution for an artistic panel system, was presented. A new design and material that adapts to the architectural vision of each customer and is optimal for lounges and VIP areas. In it you can find our fully recessed model designed for hospitality areas called Antea and our best known modular headboard Aura, fully customisable to suit customers’ needs.

Technology in the medical sector was experimented with the latest model of technical panel presented in previous editions at the fair, our Diamond, designed to centralise all the visual elements needed in an operating theatre or critical area. Incorporated in it, there is also our Hermes control software, a digital brain that allows centralising all the controls and obtaining data and analysis of the operating theatre or critical area.

Arab Health: the world-renowned trade fair

After the successful 48th edition, held in Dubai, the Arab Health Fair was once again held at the Dubai World Trade Centre with the aim of bringing together professionals from the sector.

Arab Health is considered to be the most prestigious trade fair for the hospitality sector in the Middle East. In addition to the exhibition, an extensive programme of medical congresses of different specialties and disciplines is held in parallel, with more than 13,000 professional delegates.

Every year, Arab Health once again surpasses itself, becoming the world reference year after year, bringing together more than 3,000 exhibitors and more than 80,000 international visitors from 60 countries, covering a wide range of sectors such as electro-medical equipment, clinical furniture, pharmacy, personalised healthcare, medical insurance, telemedicine and health tourism.

Closing another year

Tedisel Medical would like to thank all the team that has made it possible once again to participate in this great event, which helped us to meet with regular customers, create new synergies and opportunities. In addition, we are pleased to know their degree of satisfaction with our products, models and innovations. Tedisel listens, advises, designs, manufactures and listens again.

We are very grateful to the visitors who came to our stand. We hope you stay tuned to our website and our social networks, because very soon we will present you new projects and news!

We look forward to see you next year!

14Dec

The importance of health information systems

December 14, 2022 tedisel

The changes and evolution in the patterns of habits and morbidity and mortality in developed countries has led to a modification and adaptation of health information systems in accordance with the real health problems of society.

What is a health information system?

The WHO defined a Health Information System (HIS) as “the structure for the collection, processing, analysis and treatment of information necessary for the organisation and activity of health services, as well as for research and teaching”.

The HIS arose as a response to the need to establish a system for evaluating and monitoring the state of health of the population.

It has always been defined as a tool for the collection, analysis, processing and transmission of the information necessary for the proper functioning and management of health and educational services.

These systems vary in complexity, although they all have three common features; which are:

Data collection
Processing
Analysis and transmission of information

DIAMOND Technical panel + Hermes Software

Purpose and uses of an information system

The main purpose of health information systems is to inform and intervene. The information should focus on assisting decision-making in health care settings.

The information system not only generates a multitude of data, but is also able to provide the right information to the right person in a timely manner. For this, it is necessary that all information is well organised, accurate and accepted by the different actors in the system.

Each system responds to a specific need. However, in general, they are useful for:

Evaluating health programmes that promote the principles of equity, effectiveness and efficiency, in addition to health planning.
Manage health services in pursuit of utilisation and rationalisation of available resources.
Investigate and create aetiological hypotheses.
Understand the health status of the population through epidemiological surveillance of diseases and risk factors.

Benefits of implementation

The implementation of these systems additionally offers a number of benefits for healthcare workers, as they:

Promote the efficient use of economic resources.
Improve clinical patient care, reducing potential errors that may occur.
Speed up the flow of information, making it more reliable and complete.
Allow healthcare professionals to make appropriate decisions.

In this case, one of the great advantages of these systems is the possibility of organising and storing information to facilitate full access to it. This means a significant improvement in productivity, thus avoiding the repetition of tests due to lack of information.

HERMES^®Control software

At Tedisel, we believe in the importance of good information management in order to improve the quality of healthcare.

That is why we offer the Hermes^® Control software

A digital brain that allows to centralize all the controls to obtain data and analysis of the operating rooms or surgical areas.

This is already present in several hospitals around the world and allows:

Intelligent data analysis
It monitors the operating theatre and provides it with all the necessary data for optimal and economical use.

Centralised overview
It allows you to manage the operating room controls and displays from one place.

Easy operation
With its intuitive interface, all functions can be accessed at the touch of a button.

“Health information systems are a great help in the planning and management of information in healthcare establishments. They also make it possible to economise on economic resources for the smooth running of the hospital by carrying out studies on the quality and efficiency of the care provided. “

14Nov

The importance of technology in healthcare

November 14, 2022 tedisel

The revolution we are experiencing in healthcare, especially in the wake of the pandemic, is the result of improvements in technology and digitization, whether for the design of hospitals, operating theatres, new intervention techniques, patient care…

The commitment to innovation and technology for our well-being

The technology & innovation binomial is behind the paradigm shift in our health and well-being.

Thanks to their mutual understanding, and with hospital engineering, Big Data, IoMT and 5G as a backdrop, we obtain millions of health care data every day, allowing us to reformulate health policies and make informed decisions. And by equipping healthcare workers with better tools, medical and care errors are being reduced like never before.

The use of innovative portable medical devices such as calorie or exercise trackers, oximeters, etc., together with the growth of telemedicine applications and platforms, virtual reality in health, robotic surgery or even artificial organs, represent a before and after in medicine.

The Covid-19 pandemic as a driver of innovation in the health sector

One of the main consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic has been the drive for innovation in healthcare, promoting new and better technologies to tackle any healthcare challenge of this magnitude.

Whether out of obligation, necessity or a desire for cutting-edge innovation in healthcare, the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for innovative technologies that improve health outcomes, providing rapid solutions even in environments where infrastructure and resources are scarce.

The telemedicine push

New methods and systems for health management and monitoring were catapulted during the collapse of healthcare facilities in the pandemic.

The enormous problems of face-to-face healthcare generated the need to promote telemedicine, an option that has opened up a new landscape of medical care and telematic monitoring. This is the use of ICT (information technology) in remote healthcare, whether to diagnose, monitor or treat the patient.

Videoconferencing, the use of smartphone apps to monitor our health, remote procedures and other telemedicine tools represent significant financial and logistical savings for healthcare systems, facilitating personalised care at any time of day from a single platform. In addition, it reinforces security and the need for real and up-to-date information for patients with complicated health situations.

“Video consultations, digital telemedicine kits and the use of artificial intelligence for diagnosis are a health trend that is here to stay.”

Robotic procedures: greater precision, efficiency and speed

Another of the fastest growing healthcare technology sectors is robotics. Robots have transformed surgery, simplifying times and deliveries or facilitating disinfection, as well as almost completely eliminating human error and allowing real, live interaction.

Some of the portable medical robots are:

Surgical assisting robots: Help surgeons complete complex micro-procedures without making large incisions.
Cleaning robots: Disinfect hospitals and their areas.
Diagnostic robots: Store hundreds of thousands of images to help diagnose disease.

“Thanks to artificial intelligence and 5G, robotic technology has entered the healthcare sector to take a fundamental and necessary step forward in hospitals around the world.”

Robotic intelligence and software advances

Advances in software are one of the mainstays of the increased use of intelligent robotics in hospitals. Proof of this are the Q Panel or Diamond technical panels, which allow centralised control of the operating theatre, or the Hermes software itself, the digital brain to centralise all controls and obtain data and analysis of the operating theatre or critical area.

If you want to know more about our technical panels, critical area control software and the revolution they are part of together with IoMT in the healthcare sector, click here.

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