Primex Sync Blog

While it may seem like a backdrop to patient care priorities, time synchronization plays an important role in the operational efficiency of healthcare facilities. When you think of your facility's operations, consider how often you turn to precision timekeeping to document events or incidents, track asset integrity, and keep patient care on schedule. Is your time system working for you? Or does your organization need to get back in sync?

Quick, reliable, and official time displays and information management are key to ensuring occupant safety and well-being at facilities.

Rapid development of smart technologies is creating an Internet of Things that can provide robust data and operational understanding to the world of facility planning. Understand just how impactful it could be in this article.

Mass transit information signage needs are changing and require time displays and message systems to be networked together to update rapidly to handle emergencies and alerts. See how adopting digital solutions can enhance the passenger experience and improve health and safety.

It's important that your lab is functional with proper time synchronization. How will you identify whether your lab is running in sync? This article will explore ways to ensure your lab time is accurate across all operations, and how Primex solutions can help.

When you think about your facility's operations, how much confidence do you have in your synchronized clock system? Are classes starting when scheduled? Are procedures being tracked accurately? Do maintenance and IT teams get repeated requests to bring clocks back in sync? The answers to these questions reveal the overall efficiency of your operations.

Caring for patients is a taxing and demanding job. Care teams must be prepared to jump into action when hospital emergencies occur. Healthcare professionals care for multiple patients at once. What happens during a Code Blue and how are hospital emergencies handled efficiently?

With a new focus on cost reductions and improving patient care it's imperative that hospital facilities management teams get the right tools in the hands of physicians. Here we explore how facility managers and executive leadership can help.

The technology adoption lifecycle reveals how quickly they'll accept new technology. But as you introduce new technology to improve your facilities, what you really want to know is how to get real people to embrace change. Here, we detail four ways to do just that.