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  • Hospital communication systems designed to provide voice (i.e., telephonic) communication between staff members and/or between staff and individual patients through radiated electromagnetic (i.e., wireless) signals. These systems typically consist of a central exchange console including a switching device that allows communication with each user, power supplies, electromagnetic (e.g., radiofrequency, microwave) signal transmission, and reception devices such as telephone sets (e.g., handsets, badge-like devices) including appropriate antennas. Hospital telephonic communication systems may have capabilities for sending messages (e.g., visual displays); they are used to provide routine and emergency voice communication.
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