When media systems are integrated with patient records, the content can be tailored to the individual. For example, a patient’s age, language preference, and health literacy level—all stored in their record—can dictate the type of content surfaced on their bedside tablet or smart TV.
Access their daily schedule, medication list, and names of their care team members.
Access to streaming services, audiobooks, and games to reduce anxiety and perception of pain.
One of the most powerful applications of this integration is "prescribed media." Rather than handing a patient a stack of paper brochures, clinicians can push specific educational videos directly to the patient's media interface based on their diagnosis or upcoming procedure.
Patients can watch a video on post-operative care and complete a short quiz.
The bridge between clinical data and digital media is transforming the hospital stay from a passive experience into an active, engaging journey. By leveraging the information within the patient record to curate meaningful entertainment and educational content, healthcare facilities are proving that a happy, informed patient is often a healthier one.
Adjust lighting, temperature, and window shades through the same media portal. Overcoming Challenges: Privacy and Security
Historically, the hospital bedside was a place of isolation, equipped with a basic television and a call button. Today, the patient room is being reimagined as a digital hub. By linking the Electronic Health Record (EHR) with interactive media platforms, healthcare providers can offer a personalized experience that mirrors the digital convenience patients enjoy at home. Personalized Media Delivery
The integration of media and records fosters a "digital bedside" that empowers patients. Through a single interface, patients can: