Site Monitoring
Remote Temperature Monitoring with SmartSystem
These different temperature ranges demand specific types of temperature monitoring solutions.

Increased manual workload for health professionals
In today's reality, many temperature monitoring systems are working in parallel. In order to fully benefit from the potential of vaccines, operating these systems in parallel, is both labor intense and costly.
The day-to-day work of hospital and clinical staff includes an enormous amount of manual work.
Too much manual work for already overburdened health professionals leads to more errors and jeopardizes everyone's investments in immunization efforts.

One system, full oversight
Lack of oversight is a major challenge for public health managers and resulted in the need for one single system that can replace the multitude of systems operating in parallel.
The requirements that were taken into consideration was to cover the temperature range from -200°C to +70°C, reducing the manual work and ultimatley decresasing the risk of errors and jeopardizing immunization investments.
The result of the research is the development of the innovative SmartSystem. The SmartMonitor SITE L, the remote site monitoring solution of the SmartSystem platform, allows complete remote installation, commission and training. This eliminates the need to travel to countries.
SmartMonitor SITE L is PQS prequalified
More time for helping patients
With SmartSystem's SmartMonitor SITE L, a higher level of optimization can be reached. It has lower cost of ownership thanks to the reduced operational costs.
The public health manager has increased overview of what is happening between all the different clinics in his country without the need of any manual work.
The health staff can focus on what they are best at, and what they like to do most, which is helping patients.
About SmartSystem
Successful immunization programs with SmartSystem
SmartSystem allows all parties to make the best use of their potential - Primary health staff can focus on helping patients, public health managers on automated overview of what is happening in their country, which all together result in better immunization outcomes
