Complex behavioural issues are becoming an increasingly significant challenge for care teams.
Often, there is a lack of time, staff shortages, or simply insufficient knowledge to respond adequately to this behaviour and provide the right care. With our tools, such as the Qwiek.up and Qwiek.snooze, we provide healthcare professionals with powerful resources to address behavioural challenges quickly and effectively. This not only ensures a comfortable patient experience but also helps create a pleasant working and care environment where patients are relaxed and caregivers enjoy their work.
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Who are our tools for?
Tools for behavioural challenges in elderly care
Our tools give care teams the ability to respond quickly and flexibly to complex behavioural challenges in elderly care.
Tools for reducing anxiety and stress in hospitals.
Our tools help care teams to quickly calm anxious patients, provide comfort and increase trust.
Tools for reducing restlessness in disability care.
Our tools help improve the wellbeing of clients with an intellectual disability, especially during times of physical or mental restlessness
Over 3000 healthcare organisations experience less challenging behaviour with our smart tools.
Our smart tools contribute to quality care in every aspect – from relaxed residents to satisfied care teams!
More than 10 years of innovation power: our experience has taught us what is needed to successfully integrate innovations within healthcare organisations.
Thousands of healthcare organisations across Europe rely on our solutions for control over complex behavioural issues.
Quick and effective without extra workload
Our solutions provide an effective approach without additional strain on healthcare professionals. With our Plug & Play method, teams can act quickly and efficiently in times of restlessness, without losing the warmth that is so characteristic of good care.
Through this new approach and the use of technologies such as the Qwiek.up, we have seen a decrease of nearly 60% in the use of restrictive measures.
Katja - Intensive Care Manager, Vitalis
Would you like to know more about our tools and what they can mean for your organisation?
Request a free consultation and one of our advisors will be happy to discuss the possibilities.