Electronic ward whiteboards installed and maintained across multiple National Health Service Tayside (NHS Tayside) hospital sites, procured through Insight, delivering point-of-care access to patient data without disrupting clinical activity.
Ward eWhiteboards give clinical staff point-of-care access to electronic patient data, directly where care is being delivered. Installing them across a health board’s hospital estate means working in and around live clinical areas — wards that can’t simply be closed for a day — with every fit meeting the same standard whether it’s a brand-new install or a straightforward swap-out of an existing unit.
Working through Insight, Efficient IS has delivered eWhiteboard installations across NHS Tayside’s hospital estate, ranging from 32″ to 65″ screens depending on the ward and the space available — covering both new installs and swap-outs of existing units as they reach end of life.
NHS Tayside’s largest acute site.
Ward eWhiteboard installations across multiple clinical areas.
Ward eWhiteboard installations across multiple clinical areas.
Ward eWhiteboard installations across multiple clinical areas.
A number of NHS Tayside’s smaller community hospital sites have also had installs completed.
The same standard of fit whether it’s a first-time install or replacing a unit that’s reached end of life, scheduled around clinical activity in every case.
Clinical staff get electronic patient data directly at the ward, where care is being delivered.
Point-of-care access contributes to better patient capacity and flow across the wards it’s installed in.
The same installation standard across five hospital sites and counting, whatever the ward or screen size.
“The team at EIS provide a high quality service end to end from product advice to technical expertise and installation with experience in health care settings. EIS provide a customer focused service, working with us to ensure the needs of clinical areas are met, often meeting tight deadlines. The ward eWhiteboard installations are always completed to a high standard, facilitating point of care access to electronic patient data to clinical staff across NHS Tayside. This contributes to improvements in patient capacity and flow and the quality and efficiency of patient care.”
Sarah Dempsey · NHS Tayside
Yes — installs are scheduled around ward activity and clinical need, the same approach we use across all healthcare-setting installs, so care isn’t interrupted.
It depends on the ward layout and viewing distance — NHS Tayside’s installs range from 32″ to 65″, sized to each specific space rather than a single fixed spec across every ward.
Yes — both are delivered to the same standard, whether it’s a ward getting an eWhiteboard for the first time or an existing unit reaching end of life and being swapped out.
Tell us the site and the wards involved — we’ll tell you what’s realistic and how installation would work around clinical activity.
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