How to Choose a Medical Duress Alarm

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The Medical Duress Alarm helps a person get help if they feel unsafe in a particular situation. Whether it is an elderly person in need of help or someone in a lone-working environment, the duress alarm will send a signal to the monitoring centre to alert them to the location and situation.

Duress systems come in a wide range of sizes and shapes to suit every need. Some are simple, while others use a two-way system so those who have the alarm can speak with the people on the other end in times of need.

In healthcare, duress alarms are commonly used to protect workers from assaults and other threatening situations. With a quick press of a button, staff can easily contact their colleagues or the MePACS 24/7 emergency response service in order to report a threat and receive support from a team of security professionals.





How to Choose a Duress Alarm?

When choosing a medical duress alarm, consider where your employees will be working, what kinds of risks they are likely to encounter and who they want to notify. These are key factors in helping organisations make a more informed decision about the type of alarm that suits their needs best.

Duress alarms are widely used across a variety of industries and situations. They are most popular in hospitals and nursing homes, but they can be used anywhere that poses safety concerns for workers. They are also useful in lone-working environments and for people living with dementia, who may find it difficult to call for help.

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