Hospital digital signage from the waiting room to the lift, one panel
Run waiting room, lobby wayfinding, lift, cafeteria, pharmacy and emergency screens from one panel today. Room door doctor information is a design configured for your hospital at installation.
- Data stays on the hospital's own server
- Emergency notice on every screen in one click
- Playback continues during outages
From paper notices to screens that stay current
Visiting hours, flu season, the pharmacy rota: hospital information changes often, and paper cannot keep up.
What often happens today
- Notices go up on paper and the old ones stay
- The waiting room TV only shows a broadcast channel
- The screen outside the pharmacy goes blank when it closes
- Screens cannot be reached quickly during a drill
With MIA
- Notices live in folders; one click updates every screen
- Waiting rooms show notices, clock and weather together
- One screen shows queue numbers by day, on-duty pharmacies at night
- The emergency program takes over chosen screens or the whole hospital instantly
From the breakfast menu to the on-duty pharmacy
Communications staff upload notices to one folder and the cafeteria menu to another. Breakfast plays 07:00–11:00, lunch after 11:00, and screens tagged "kat:1" show only outpatient notices.
By day the pharmacy screen shows your queue system's web view in one zone; after 19:00 it switches to on-duty pharmacies. During a drill IT switches on the emergency program, and afterwards every screen returns to its own playback.
- Changes go live when approved through "Dağıtım bekleniyor"
- Separate rules for weekdays and weekends
- The audit log shows who changed what
Hospital room door, waiting room and pharmacy screens
The waiting room is real output from the MIA player. Room door screens are sample designs configured at installation.
Images use fictional "Örnek Hastanesi" content. The room door screen does not ship with the product.
Features hospitals use
Emergency program
Evacuation or code notices reach chosen screens or the whole hospital instantly.
Scheduling
Cafeteria menus, visiting rules and the pharmacy list come and go on time.
Tag targeting
One folder, different content per floor: outpatient notices on "kat:1" screens.
Self-hosted
Content, users and reports stay on the hospital's server, which keeps KVKK simple.
HBYS link
Room door doctor details, the duty rota and an HBYS/HL7 link are configured at installation and built on request.
Queue screens
Your queue system's web view can be shown in a zone today; direct integration is built on request.
Hospital questions
No. The room door screen, the duty rota and the HBYS link are designs configured to your wards at installation. Waiting room, lobby, lift, cafeteria, pharmacy and emergency screens are ready today.
MIA runs on the hospital's own server, and content, users and reports stay there. The license activates offline and MIA never phones home. The sample room door designs show no patient names.
If the pharmacists' chamber page allows framing, it is shown as a web page with no typing. If not, the list is uploaded each evening as an image or HTML and a time rule puts it on air.
Start with a pilot floor
Try waiting room, lobby and lift screens with your own content, and we will plan room door screens together during the site survey and configure them at installation.