Late Arrival of a Serious Patient to the hospital could be risky! Need help with monitoring the ambulance drivers?
A huge number of deaths in India occur due to the delayed arrival of a serious patient to the hospital. There could be many reasons behind it, like driver taking detours, any unfortunate incident taking place inside the ambulance on the way or the driver not behaving responsibly. And, as a result the hospital management often remains worried about the driver delays in reaching to the hospital. Since hospitals do not want to compromise on their credibility, therefore, it is extremely important for the hospital management to have an effective vehicle monitoring system such as dashcam installed in the ambulances carrying patients with critical medical conditions.?
To monitor the driving behaviour of the ambulance drivers, Kent introduced Kent CamEye CarCam 2. It is a vehicle dash camera that enables to keep an eye on what’s going on inside and outside the vehicle. If it deployed inside the cabin of the ambulance where the driver sits, his riding behaviour can be easily scrutinised due to live video streaming. Additionally, its GPS tracking feature helps to find out the exact location of the driver. You can even playback the route taken by the vehicle on a trip to find out if the driver took a detour. Also, KENT CamEye CarCam 2 logs the details of every trip made by a vehicle and generates complete report that covers details like distance travelled, duration of the trip, average speed, number of alerts generated, stoppages, etc. Thereby, with the help of this dashcam for cars and other vehicles, it is possible to have a complete idea of the driver, and the location of the ambulance on the way. Due to which, patient arrival delays to the hospital can be minimized to a great extent.
If you are a part of the hospital management team of your esteemed hospital, you must consider installing Kent CamEye CarCam 2 in your ambulances to easily monitor the ambulance driver, and keep a track of the vehicle carrying a patient.?