1. Provide hospitalised patients with live television broadcasts, on-demand films/series, music radio stations and similar content to alleviate anxiety and boredom during hospital stays (e.g. post-operative recovery periods, long-term inpatients).

2. For special groups (e.g. paediatric patients), tailor cartoons and interactive children's health videos; for elderly patients, offer adapted content such as traditional opera and wellness programmes.

1. Integrates hospital HIS/LIS system data to deliver personalised information to patients via IPTV.

2. Examples include daily treatment schedules (medication, tests), test result notifications (text + voice interpretation), next-day care arrangements, and doctor's rounds times. This reduces patient anxiety about ‘unknown procedures’ and improves compliance.

1. Deliver condition-specific rehabilitation guidance videos (e.g., orthopaedic post-operative exercises, diabetes dietary management) and disease prevention knowledge (e.g., influenza protection, post-operative infection control). Content undergoes medical team review to ensure professionalism.

2. Patients may revisit content at any time, offering greater comprehensibility than printed manuals.

In outpatient/inpatient waiting areas, IPTV displays real-time synchronised queue information (e.g., consultation room call-outs, examination queue progress) and surgical/treatment updates (e.g., ‘Patient XX undergoing surgery, estimated remaining duration: 1 hour’), alleviating family anxiety and preventing missed critical milestones.

1. Broadcast practical information including payment procedures, pharmacy counter locations, medical insurance policy explanations, and car park navigation;

2. For first-time visitors' families, display department specialist profiles and specialised treatment offerings (e.g., physiotherapy equipment in the Rehabilitation Department) to facilitate rapid familiarisation with hospital services.

1. Distribution of medical technical training videos (e.g., laparoscopic procedure protocols) to all departments

2. Latest clinical guidelines (e.g., updated COVID-19 treatment protocols) and infection control procedures, with on-demand access enabling shift-based staff to utilise fragmented time for learning.

1. During emergencies (e.g., urgent consultations, equipment malfunctions), push real-time notifications via IPTV to relevant departments (e.g., Emergency Department, Equipment Department).

2. Routinely publish departmental meeting schedules, healthcare staff roster adjustments, and other information to enhance internal collaboration efficiency.

1. In public areas such as lobbies and corridors, broadcast the hospital's developmental history, key departmental achievements (e.g., research breakthroughs from the Oncology Centre), and accounts of medical staff's pandemic response/voluntary medical services to convey professional expertise and compassionate care;

2. Interweave public service announcements (e.g., smoking cessation campaigns, first-aid awareness) to fulfil social responsibilities.

1. Provide real-time updates on available appointment slots, specialist cancellation notices, and adverse weather guidance (e.g., rainy-day entrance directions).

2. Ensure patients promptly access critical information.。