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RENFREW GROUP DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED THE VIRTUAL CHAPERONE FOR SYNAPTIQ LTD
06 June 2006 - Renfrew Group
| Renfrew Group designed and developed the Virtual Chaperone for Synaptiq Ltd. The system was developed for securely recording 'one to one' consultations between a healthcare practitioner and patient or, in fact, for any advice giving professional and their client. |
Renfrew Group designed and developed the Virtual Chaperone for Synaptiq Ltd. The system was developed for securely recording 'one to one' consultations between a healthcare practitioner and patient or, in fact, for any advice giving professional and their client. The recording is immediately encrypted and archived to provide objective evidence supporting or refuting claims of negligence, misconduct and misunderstanding. It also provides valuable information during informed consent, complicated consultations and when 'bad' news is broken to a patient.Renfrew was commissioned to package the technology within a minimal volume enclosure and to create an object that was non-threatening yet which also imparted an air of authority. Synaptiq requested a small desk footprint and a slim display console for the touch-control screen interface, and we responded with an enclosure, which effectively disguises bulky components through gradual tapering of the adjoining surfaces and resulting in a product, which is confident and contemporary. Synaptiq is now also developing the 'clinical black box', a system that records the data and events from a hospital operating theatre and Renfrew will again be involved from the beginning of the program.
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About: Renfrew Group
The Renfrew Group was founded as an industrial design consultancy in 1982. Since then the consultancy has developed a broad portfolio of both consumer and industrial products, including consumer items, toys, medical devices, motorbikes and capital goods, working with clients from fresh start-ups to large multinationals. The Renfrew Group’s foremost asset is its inventiveness – its ability to identify a problem opportunity and match it with a technology solution. To deliver this, it has developed a broad internal skills base covering all aspects of the innovation process, from research, creative concept development, user ergonomics, and forward technology take-up, to manufacturing efficiency, detail design and prototyping. |
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