When you are sick, you need to register at the hospital. In the hospital, there are often a lot of patients, especially in some changing seasons. It is common to queue up for a long time. Slowly, many people are beginning to worry about the problem of registration. Many hospitals have introduced medical self-service terminals in order to solve this patient’s worry. For many friends who haven’t had much contact, they don’t know how to operate. Today, the self-service terminal manufacturer KER will teach you how to operate medical self-service terminal appointment registration.

1. ID card identification

Patients can register at medical self-service terminals through second-generation ID cards, citizen cards, health cards, health insurance cards, etc., such as ID card registration. Then, according to the prompt of the medical kiosk, the second-generation ID card is placed on the ID card reader, and the machine can automatically recognize it.

2. Choose department or doctor

According to your actual needs, select the next appointment department. In some hospitals, patients are also free to choose the doctors they need to make an appointment so that patients can choose their favorite doctor or the doctor they last visited.

3. Choose the appoinment time

After we have selected a doctor, we must choose what time to see the doctor. If the time of the doctor you choose is not the same as the time you want to make an appointment, you can choose a new doctor.

4. Confirm the information is correct

After we have completed the above operations, the entire process is over. Then we only need to confirm whether the information is correct. This is like when we purchase a ticket, we will be prompted to confirm whether the information is correct. After confirming the info, click OK to complete the appointment Already.

The medical self-service terminal only needs a few simple steps to complete the entire registration process. Compared with the previous manual registration, patients do not need to wait in line, and the staff is not so much workload which has made the medical process more efficient.