TeleHealth Services boosts graphics

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Telehealth
TeleHealth Services, a provider of healthcare televisions and interactive patient education tools, has enhanced the graphic capabilities in its TIGR interactive patient education system.

TIGR is an interactive patient and staff education system featuring bedside video-on-demand access to a hospital’s library of educational videos. The new package will assist the delivery of content to patients, family and staff, the Raleigh, N.C.-based company stated.

According to the company, the TIGR package can aid in:

  • Patient safety and education messaging;
  • Informing or alerting patient base;
  • Encouraging wellness and certain behaviors; and
  • Process improvement.

Jeff Byers

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