Display wait times and staff rostering on Medical Boards
What we delivered
Advertise Me was engaged to provide a unique and custom digital signage solution for Cancer Therapy Centre Clinical Area in Campbelltown Hospital. The Cancer Therapy Centre used digital signage as a medical and announcement board and announcement board for their patients and staff. By using our AdvertiseMe.TV digital signage platform, we used our rostering module to display the doctor's roster and their clinic wait times.
The solution was designed to make important messages more visible, easier to update, and more suitable for a modern public or workplace environment.
Delivery checklist
- Delivered a digital signage board solution for Cancer Therapy Centre Clinic Wait Times
- Prepared the digital signage content experience for the client environment
- Configured screen communication for clear day to day use
- Configured the experience for patients, visitors, staff, and healthcare teams
- Supported a flexible content workflow for future updates
- Supported a professional, easy to manage result for the client
Digital signage works well in spaces where people need timely information presented in a clear and professional format.
The challenge
The challenge was to present information in a high traffic environment where people needed to understand key messages quickly.
The client needed a solution that would be easy for users to understand and simple for the team to manage after delivery.
The solution needed to suit the environment, be simple for people to understand, and give the client a practical way to manage information after the initial installation or launch.
Key requirements
- Clarity: Information needed to be easy to read, understand, and act on.
- Usability: The experience needed to feel straightforward for first time users.
- Flexibility: The setup needed to support current requirements while allowing room for future updates.
- Reliability: The solution needed to perform consistently in the live environment.
- Content control: The client needed a manageable way to keep content accurate.
Our approach
We focused on presenting content in a structured way so the screens could support everyday communication and remain easy to update.
The interface and content structure were shaped around the existing project requirements so the final experience felt purposeful and easy to follow.
How the experience worked
- Project context was reviewed: We considered the site, audience, content needs, and the role the solution needed to play.
- The experience was configured: Screens, content areas, and presentation flow were configured for the site.
- Users engaged with the solution: Visitors, customers, patients, or staff could view current information on screen.
- The client retained control: The client could keep the solution useful by updating content when required.
- The outcome was ready for everyday use: The final result supported clearer communication and a more professional experience.
From a user perspective, the experience needed to be clear, direct, and easy to trust.
| Project area | What it supported | Client value |
|---|---|---|
| Board content | Welcome messages, service details, staff information, notices, or announcements | Gives visitors a clear source of current information |
| Operational content | Reusable layouts and updateable screen content | Reduces reliance on static printed notices |
| Content management | Updates, changes, and ongoing content control | Helps the client keep information current without unnecessary friction |
Result and client value
The completed signage solution improved the way information was presented and gave the client a more flexible communication channel.
It also created a more polished experience for the people interacting with the content.
What worked well
- The screens provided a visible communication point
- The content could be refreshed as requirements changed
- The content was presented in a clear and professional format
- The solution supported the needs of patients, visitors, staff, and healthcare teams
- The project created a practical digital experience for the client
The value of the project came from combining the right digital touchpoint with content that was easy to manage and understand.
Portfolio recap
This portfolio project shows how digital signage can improve visibility, presentation, and day to day communication.
- Service delivered: Digital Signage - Medical Boards, Rostering, Clinic Wait Times
- Project focus: Cancer Therapy Centre Clinic Wait Times
- Industry: Healthcare, Hospital
- Main benefit: Clearer information presentation in a visible location
- Client outcome: A professional digital signage channel for ongoing communication
It is a practical example of using digital tools to make information easier to access and manage.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What solution was delivered for Cancer Therapy Centre Clinic Wait Times? Advertise Me delivered a digital signage board solution designed around the needs of the project and the people using it.
- What problem did the project help solve? It helped the client present important information more clearly and reduce reliance on static or printed communication.
- How did the solution support users? It gave patients, visitors, staff, and healthcare teams a clearer way to access information, interact with content, or complete the intended task without relying on printed material or manual processes.
- What made the solution practical for the client? The solution was structured so content could be updated and managed without creating unnecessary complexity.
- What types of projects are suited to this approach? This approach suits clinics, offices, education sites, retail spaces, public facilities, and venues that need flexible screen based communication.
Photos from this project
Photos taken by Amanda Margo Photography
