Easy-to-use monitoring system for nursing care patients

OSAKA, Japan - NTT West Corp. announces in Osaka, western Japan, on Oct. 28, 2014, the launch of a video-phone system which allows people in need of nursing care to communicate with caregivers. The system, equipped with a controller with only two buttons, has been modified from the previous version in terms of usability.

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