— CARE2GRAPH FOR MATERNITY WARDS
Infant protection
Mix-ups or abductions in maternity wards are every hospital’s worst nightmare. Care2Graph offers comprehensive protection for the youngest patients – through automatic, real-time monitoring and room-level tracking, without the need for CCTV.
— PROTECTION FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
Multiple benefits
Protection against abduction
Protection against unauthorised removal and child abduction through immediate alerts.
Automatic alarm
Immediate notification when leaving defined areas.
Electronic allocation
Reliable mother-child pairing for unambiguous identification.
Without a camera
Comprehensive protection without any video surveillance at all.
— TECHNICAL OPERATION
Baby tags for newborns
Comfort
Immediately after birth, a baby tag made of biocompatible polymer is attached to the newborn’s ankle (using a soft silicone strap).
Safety
Gold-plated sensors detect attempts at tampering and trigger an alarm if they are removed without authorisation.
Practicality
Waterproof and suitable for disinfection baths.
Rechargeable battery
The Baby-Tag has a rechargeable battery that is charged using a special charging station.
Linking Parent-Tags and Baby-Tags
The bond between a baby and its parents can be formed even before the birth.
An authorised carer can link both tags safely and easily via the Care2Graph pairing overview.
When the mother and baby are discharged from hospital, the link is broken, and the baby tag can simply be recharged.
Parent-Tag
Function
Enables parents to move about freely in the hospital with their newborn without setting off the alarm.
Nurse call system integrated
The parents’ day centre also has a call button which mothers can use to summon the care staff in an emergency.
Alerting and searching in the event of irregularities
The alarm overview enables nursing staff to respond quickly and effectively to potential threats or if a newborn leaves the ward without authorisation. If necessary, the alarm can also be forwarded to external security services. The integration of cameras aids in the identification of individuals and facilitates the investigation.
Alarm types
The system has various types of alarm:
Kidnapping alert
Tamper alarm
Alert: Baby left alone on the changing table
Nurse call
Reset: Alarms that have been triggered can only be reset by authorised personnel using the dedicated software.
Biocompatibility and safety are our top priorities
Our systems have been designed for maximum safety and ease of use. The baby tags are:
Biocompatible
Completely safe for the delicate skin of newborns.
Easy to use
Easy to integrate into day-to-day hospital practice and extremely reliable thanks to modern technology.
Why Care2Graph?
Our technology offers not only an alarm system, but comprehensive security through intelligent systems that monitor access, movement and suspicious behaviour. Put your trust in Care2Graph for a safe start in life – for every newborn.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Care2Graph protect against the abduction of newborns?
Every newborn is given a tamper-proof ankle band (Baby-Tag). Care2Graph defines restricted areas such as the delivery theatre, maternity ward or neonatal unit. If the baby leaves these areas without being accompanied by a parent or a member of staff, an alarm is triggered immediately.
How does the parent-child mapping work in Care2Graph?
An authorised care worker links the baby’s tag and the parent’s tag electronically via the Care2Graph pairing overview. This allows parents to move freely around the hospital with their newborn without triggering an alarm. The link is disconnected upon discharge.
Is ‘Baby-Tag’ safe for newborns?
The Baby Tag is made from biocompatible polymer with a soft silicone strap; it is waterproof and suitable for disinfection baths. Gold-plated sensors detect any attempts at tampering and immediately trigger an alarm if the tag is removed without authorisation.
What types of alarms does the baby safety system offer?
The system recognises four types of alarm: abduction alarm, tamper alarm, alarm when a baby is left alone on the changing table, and nurse call. Once triggered, alarms can only be reset by authorised staff using the specialised software.
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