Hospital reception kiosk in Tamil
Patients ask for directions and timings in their own language.
Healthcare devices · Community and imaging
Imaging prep instructions
Patients and staff check preparation steps for a scan, from your department’s prep sheets.
- Kiosk
- Works offline
Kiosk assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Do I need to fast before an abdominal ultrasound?
Yes, six hours without food, per your department’s prep sheet. Water is fine unless the sheet says otherwise.
Can I take my usual medicines before the scan?
Your prep sheet says yes, with a little water. If you’re unsure, ask the reception desk.
Where is the scan room?
Imaging, ground floor, follow the yellow line. Check in at desk B.
The problem
Patients arrive unprepared for scans because they didn’t read or understand the prep letter. Appointments are rescheduled, and slots are wasted. Reception staff answer the same questions all day.
Who uses it
Patients arriving for scans, and imaging department reception staff.
What you train it on
- Imaging prep sheets
- Department directions
- Appointment rules
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on your prep sheets
The department’s prep instructions for each scan type become the kiosk’s knowledge.
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Answers at the kiosk
Patients ask by voice or touch in the waiting area or at home check-in points.
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Updated by the department
When prep instructions change, the kiosk updates on your schedule.
Why it runs on the device
Fewer cancelled scans
Patients know what to do before they arrive.
Less pressure on reception
Common questions are answered at the kiosk.
Private
Questions stay on the kiosk.
Questions
No. It repeats the department’s approved prep sheets.
Only if you connect your check-in system.
In the languages you train it on.
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