How nurse call systems and hatch boxes work together for infection control
In modern operating theaters, infection control has moved past mere sterilization into minimizing human traffic, preserving environmental integrity, and streamlining communication. Integrating both the hatch box and the wireless nurse call system can fundamentally redefine how teams interact within and outside sterile zones without compromising clinical standards and hygiene. Wireless nurse call systems: Reducing traffic and contamination risks In high-volume surgical centers, every unnecessary door operation introduces microbes. Unlike the traditional call buttons used previously, the wireless systems are engineered to work seamlessly with hatch boxes to prevent unnecessary exit or entry. Its presence in any modern, smart OT brings numerous benefits to the table, like: Wireless signals use only dedicated frequency bands that avoid any interference with surgical equipment units. Calls can be categorized for the zone-specific alert system. This will ensure only relevant staff can resp...