The Spanish company Plexus introduces its shift and screen management solution in hospitals of the Scottish public system

Within your internationalization strategy, The Galician company Plexus has implemented its Quenda Medic patient shift management system in the Southern General and Yorkhill Childrens Hospital hospitals in Glasgow (Scotland), in addition to signing a framework agreement with the Scottish National Health Service (NSS).

After the implementation last year of the waiting management and patient routing system Quenda Medic at Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth (United Kingdom), the spanish company Plexus has extended its technology to Scotland, where it has installed this solution in the local hospitals of Glasgow Southern General and Yorkhill Childrens Hospital.

Besides, The company has signed a framework agreement with the Scottish National Health Service to provide service to the more than twenty trusts and organizations of the Scottish health system that require it and which total a total of 190 hospitals and healthcare-related organizations.

Plexus won the project through a public approval tender from the Scottish National Health Service, and has been the National Health Service Glasgow and Clide (NHSGGC) the first organization to contract the Quenda Medic solution under this framework agreement. Those responsible for the technology company foresee a progressive deployment of the system until it covers the two aforementioned hospitals in the month of May..

Antonio Agrasar, CEO of Plexus, has highlighted that the Scottish public health service has assessed “very positively the high level of implementation of the Quenda Medic solution in reference hospitals in Spain, its functionalities, the integration capacity and previous experience of the company in Portsmouth”.

Quenda Medic is an innovative modular solution for hospital shift management that has already achieved success in Galicia, in the Juan Canalejo and Povisa hospital centers, la Xunta de Galicia, as well as in the rest of Spain, as in the University Hospital of the Canary Islands, he 12 October in Madrid and the Barcelona Clinic. This system designed by Plexus supports the staff of appointment obtaining services, reception, allocation of care shifts and user access to the health services they need.

This platform allows, besides, integration with the hospital complex's own systems and represents an improvement in the work capacity of healthcare personnel, since it allows you to focus your efforts on customer service and avoid administrative procedures., while reducing waiting time in the rooms.

The platform screens broadcast digital content that, in addition to facilitating the circulation of patients from outpatient clinics, promote healthy lifestyle habits or health information.