At Saiseikai Niigata Kenoh Kikan Hospital, strong teamwork is a top priority, and they sought to create an environment where medical staff could communicate both efficiently and safely.
Their conventional PHS systems had a major drawback: staff had to keep one hand free for calls, which constantly interrupted critical clinical work. Additionally, in a medical environment where frequent handwashing and disinfection are routine, they required communication devices that were highly durable and water-resistant.
To solve these challenges and modernize their communication, the hospital introduced Shokz’s bone-conduction headset, OpenComm2, as part of its medical digital transformation initiative.
At Saiseikai Niigata Kenoh Kikan Hospital, strong teamwork is a top priority, and they sought to create an environment where medical staff could communicate both efficiently and safely.
Their conventional PHS systems had a major drawback: staff had to keep one hand free for calls, which constantly interrupted critical clinical work. Additionally, in a medical environment where frequent handwashing and disinfection are routine, they required communication devices that were highly durable and water-resistant.
To solve these challenges and modernize their communication, the hospital introduced Shokz’s bone-conduction headset, OpenComm2, as part of its medical digital transformation initiative.