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Staff Attack Alarms
Protection in the workplace
Aggression towards staff is an increasing reality for those working in healthcare environments.
SSG’s Staff attack alarm system is designed to provide a discreet, simple and reliable means for staff to call for help in the event of an incident.
Staff wear a mobile fob, which when pulled, activates an alert that is transmitted to key staff members on a range of devices such as smartphones, pagers and tablets.
The alert provides real-time location of the staff member allowing colleagues to locate them and aid.
SSG’s Staff attack alarm system is designed to provide a discreet, simple and reliable means for staff to call for help in the event of an incident.
Staff wear a mobile fob, which when pulled, activates an alert that is transmitted to key staff members on a range of devices such as smartphones, pagers and tablets.
The alert provides real-time location of the staff member allowing colleagues to locate them and aid.
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Cases of aggression and abuse towards staff have risen at many local NHS organisations since 2020, with incidents up by 17% at one local hospital trust and 38% at the region's ambulance provider. GP practices and community healthcare services are also reporting higher levels of abusive behaviour.1
key features
- Provides two levels of call – ‘attack’ and ‘assistance’.
- Excellent system response time from call initiation to indication.
- Optional ‘Addressable’ staff transmitters for named identification of personnel.
- Continual real-time location tracking once activated.
- Compatible with SSG’s Fusion Healthcare Platform to provide fully integrated facilities such as:
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- Nurse Call
- Mobile devices including smartphones and pagers
- Follow-the-light over door LEDs
- Event logging and data analytics
- Simple on-screen re-configuration of many facilities.
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1https://bnssgccg.nhs.uk/news/nhs-staff-call-respect-abuse-incidents-rise