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Service in stroke care: A quick reaction is key
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Service in stroke care: A quick reaction is key
Hospitals in southern Sweden can always rely on their imaging systems, thanks to our colleagues who proactively maintain systems and provide support whenever a problem arises. To do that, they need to be "multilingual".
Providing immediate support
Smart Remote Services
Smart Remote Services (SRS) is a fast, secured, and powerful data link connecting medical equipment to service experts. With data transfer via SRS, the performance and condition of equipment can be monitored in real time. In addition, users can benefit from a broad range of proactive and interactive services enabled by SRS—including fast error identification, remote repair and software updates, preventive maintenance, as well as technical and clinical collaboration services.
Speaking many languages
In the long run it comes down to the patients. We are providing help to the families, patients, and people around us.
Roger Persson
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Meike Feder is an editor at Siemens Healthineers. She focuses on stories around patient care.
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