The session, the room and the support,
on your unit screens
An oncology day unit handles patients with complex schedules — chemo, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, targeted therapy — rotating rooms, varying infusion times, pre-session reminders and waiting-area notices for families. Printed signage cannot keep up. On screen: the room panel, current session, next patients, reminders and support resources, updated from your phone without printing anything.
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What goes on screen
in your oncology unit
Operational and support content managed from your nurses' station. No design work, no learning curve. Strictly informational — no clinical protocols on public screens.
Rooms and chairs panel
Current session and next patients shown by initials or appointment number — never by diagnosis or treatment name. Estimated infusion time, assigned box and lead nurse. Updated from the nurses' station in seconds.
Standard operational information
Today's blood test reminder, premedication notice, fasting if applicable, next oncology appointment and oncology nurse contact. Between-session warning signs displayed for information only — not a personalised protocol. Always: "For guidance only. Consult your oncologist."
Patient and family support
Psycho-oncology resources, clinical nutrition, oncology physiotherapy, Macmillan Cancer Support, Cancer Research UK and similar charities, local support groups, volunteer services, social resources and your centre's activities calendar. Updated whenever a new session or service is added.
Statutory health notices
Complaints procedure, GDPR, patient rights, insurer authorisations, responsible team and registrations, hygiene protocols and safe cytotoxic handling guidelines. Required by CQC and NHS/private sector regulation — visible and accessible without taking up staff time.
Suited to your unit,
not a one-size plan
Small outpatient unit: Starter €9/month (1 screen). Chemotherapy day hospital: Pro €19/month (3 screens). Dedicated day unit with multiple rooms: Business €59/month. Oncology network: Network €199/month. All plans include a 14-day trial without a card.
- 1 screen
- Room panel
- Support resources
- Statutory notices
- Update from phone
- 3 screens
- Separate content per screen
- Chair + waiting area
- Support resources
- Statutory notices
- Update from phone
- 10 screens
- Multiple rooms
- Family waiting area
- Team roles & permissions
- Priority support
- Business+ integration option
- 50 screens
- Multi-site management
- Account per location
- Dedicated account manager
- Custom onboarding
- SLA available
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Where the screen goes
in the oncology unit
In an oncology unit the screen does not sell: it accompanies, points to the support available and brings order, without ever exposing a patient.
Infusion room and chairs
The chair panel: session in progress and next patients identified only by initials or an appointment number, estimated time and assigned bay. Never a full name or clinical data. It orders the day and brings calm without compromising anyone.
Family waiting room
The estimated session time, the room, transport and the services (café, toilets, accessibility). Those waiting — at a very hard time — know what to expect without asking the nurses, and that lowers the tension in the room.
Reception and entrance
The required patient notices: patient rights, complaints procedure, GDPR information, the responsible clinical team, insurers. Everything the rules require on display, always up to date and with no faded posters pinned to a board.
Staff area
The standardised operational information — the day's bloods, premedication, fasting where relevant, the next oncologist appointment — on a screen the patient does not see, so the team has the protocol in front of them without repeating it.
Accompany with dignity,
without exposing anyone
In oncology the screen works three things: absolute privacy, making people aware of the support that exists, and easing the load on staff doing very hard work.
A number or initials, never a name or a diagnosis. Sensitivity in oncology is at its highest. The panel identifies the patient only by initials or an appointment number, never by a full name or any clinical data. Digisini receives no medical records: staff type in the minimum and nothing about the patient leaves the unit. Dignity comes first.
Patients knowing support exists is part of the treatment. Psycho-oncology, nutrition, physiotherapy, cancer support charities (Macmillan, Maggie's) and support groups exist, but many patients and families do not know they are within reach. Having them visible in the room, calmly and without drama, brings those resources closer to whoever needs them, at the moment they need them.
Ease the load on staff doing very hard work. The operational notices that repeat — bloods, premedication, fasting, the next appointment — go on screen and stop falling on nursing, who get time and energy back for care and for the human contact that is irreplaceable in this unit.
To be straight with you: we are not a health record and we do not manage health data. The screen does not connect to the hospital system or any patient registry; it shows what staff upload. Content is hosted on servers within the EU/UK. For anything clinical you carry on with your own system.
Common questions from
oncology unit managers
Your unit screens,
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