Staff Attack

In 2011 Vista Healthcare, Hampshire, reviewed its existing Staff Attack system
and concluded that they required a more robust system with improved
technical support. Vista chose to work with KAM Systems because, as an
independent and experienced supplier, we were able to review all the solutions
in the market place and recommend the optimal one. Vista identified
the need for;

•		Radio based technology that delivers a secure Staff Attack solution
•		Multiple level alarms
•		Automatic alarms to be generated for restricted areas, no go zones and Exit Alarms
•		Wireless displays suitable for both common areas and nurse base stations.

Vista also required the solution to be modular and flexible so that it could
easily grow with companies changing needs.

KAM Systems designed a bespoke, wireless solution around the BlueBell
Staff Attack pagers that met all of these needs.
The BlueBell pager has the ability to create an alarm and receive messages. Each pager can additionally send Assistance and Alarm Attacks.

Further benefits can be found here, Staff Attack.

 Vandal Resistant Call Point

Huntercombe Hospital in Maidenhead required a vandal resistant call point for their mental health care home in Taplow. The features that they required were as follows;

•		Vandal resistant call point must be anti-ligature
•		Call point must be able to raise multiple levels of alarm
•		Only staff should be able to raise emergency alarm from the call point
•		Push button on an individual call point must be easily isolated to prevent repetitive, nuisance calls
•		Push button on an individual call point must be easily isolated to prevent repetitive, nuisance calls
•		An over door light should provide a visual indicator that a call point has been isolated
•		Central logging of all calls and of routine 15 minute interval checks

KAM Systems has an in-house development team that were able to design, fabricate and install a bespoke call point to meet these requirements.
The call point was developed as a wireless solution in order to minimise disruption in the home, upon installation.