Our specialist technology for the healthcare industry makes life easier for your staff, reducing their admin burden and enabling them to provide more face-to-face care to patients. It covers everything for primary healthcare:
In a time of growing budget pressures, the efficiency and effectiveness of our healthcare industry solutions enables you to make savings without making compromises elsewhere.
We have extensive experience in the sector, helping us build a bespoke solution around your needs and ensuring it integrates seamlessly with your current clinical workflows. And we back all of this up with wide-ranging support and warranties of up to three years as standard.
Simple. We go back a long way. Over 30 years in fact. Helping GP practices, hospitals, community care workers and pharmacies with reliable, value for money print technology.
We know what it’s like to work in healthcare. And we know how to come up with new ways of helping healthcare professionals get the job done.
Take a look at our latest healthcare brochure and discover how we put you at the heart of everything we do.
Pre-admission
Print patient records en route and hand over to hospital staff on arrival.
Admission
Easily create and apply up-to-date labels to patient files.
Scan and automatically save patient records to the hospital's database.
Clinical care
Print clear and accurate patient ID wristbands.
Scan and automatically save patient records to the hospital's database.
Hospital ward
Effortlessly create labels for a wide range of hospital equipment.
Print clear and accurate patient ID wristbands.
Laboratory
Easily track the patient's sample through the laboratory.
Effortlessly create labels for a wide range of hospital equipment.
Pharmacy
Easily create clear, easy to read medication labels.
Accurate and clear prescription printing.
Back office
Print patient records securely.
Easily create and apply up-to-date labels to patient files.
Ensure patients medical background is accurately handed over to hospital staff.
Effortlessly manage assets and confidential patient records.
There’s more pressure than ever on those working in the primary healthcare sector to perform faster and more efficiently. Yet the average GP is currently spending 11% of their time completing admin tasks – time that would be much better spent seeing and treating patients. GPs across the country are already working with Brother to implement print and digitisation solutions that help them provide a better standard of care.
We have solutions designed specifically for primary healthcare:
Find out about our Primary Healthcare Print Service
See for yourself why industry professionals rely on Brother printers to get the job done. Programme includes:
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Brother helps hospitals, community care workers, emergency services and pharmacies with reliable labelling solutions.
To arrange a no-obligation consultation with one of our experts, or just to discuss how we might be able to help you, simply fill in the form and a solutions expert from Brother or one of our selected partners will respond. We'll aim to respond to you within two business days. Providing more information helps us to better address your specific enquiry.
Discover our healthcare blog at our Insights hub and discover the latest in healthcare printing.
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