Shun Network - Ji'nan times author: Ding Guobin
8 a.m. on 22 days. 40 wheelchairs were placed on the west side corridor of the Qilu Hospital outpatient building. It is used for patients with inconvenient operation. Reporter Liu Yule / >
like riding a bike sharing a bicycle, users scan two-dimensional code registration by mobile phones, pay a deposit, choose to unlock, and after a series of operations, a shared wheelchair can be opened. At 22 a.m. on the morning of 8, 40 small V wheelchairs were placed neatly on the west side corridor of the outpatient building of Qilu Hospital for the use of patients with poor mobility. Within 2 hours after the fixed-point return, the unlock can continue to be free of charge. It is understood that Qilu Hospital of Shandong University is the first batch of pilot hospitals sharing wheelchairs in Shandong province.
using a deposit of 299 yuan a day spent more than 150 times
22 at 8:10, 40 shared wheelchairs were neatly arranged, many doctors came to see the crowd. A middle-aged woman helped the old father to come over. The old man had difficulty in moving. He hoped that he could use a wheelchair to see a doctor easily. Under the assistance of the staff, the middle-aged woman scanned the two dimensional code on the wheelchair handlebar with the mobile phone and entered the WeChat small program V wheelchair. After paying 299 yuan deposit, it was locked again. After hearing a drop of sound, the original folded wheelchair sprang to both sides. The staff helped the old man press the chair flat to the full unfolding and hold the old man up.
it is understood that Qilu Hospital of Shandong University is the first pilot hospital of the shared wheelchair in Shandong province. The first batch of hospitals introduced 40 shared wheelchairs to facilitate the use of the patients. In addition to sharing wheelchairs, hospitals also retain manual borrowing. The rental wheelchair is free within 2 hours. After overtime, it costs 1 yuan for every 10 minutes, less than 10 minutes without charge.
the staff of the shared wheelchair project introduced that on the same day, 40 shared wheelchairs shared more than 150 times, all of which did not exceed 2 hours. The fastest one is returned within 30 minutes of the scavenging.
2 hours return code can not cost
to return the wheelchair to the designated place within 2 hours. If you want to use it again, then the scavenging will be unlocked, and the renewal period can still be free for two hours. The staff said. They have done related research in hospitals before, and 2 hours free time can basically satisfy patients with inconvenient mobility. By using overtime payment, the tenant can be avoided for a long time.
the renter returns the wheelchair when he returns to the designated car return point. There is a wireless signal transmitter in the car area, which automatically forms an electronic fence. Only the wheelchair is suspended in the area, the software program will stop charging, or the wheelchair will be in the temporary parking condition. Finally, the renter needs to fold the wheelchair neatly, and then lock the lock successfully after hearing the drop.
according to the shared wheelchair related staff, each wheelchair costs about 1000 yuan. The back cushion is made of nano antibacterial coating, which is easy to clean and prevent cross infection. It can carry 150Kg at most. The dripping frame interface is reserved at the right handle of the wheelchair, thus avoiding the fatigue of hand drops. In addition, the staff will maintain the vehicle regularly. There is a special login system to check whether the vehicle is worn or not, so that it can be maintained in time.
according to the frequency of shared wheelchairs, the next step will be to set up sharing points in hospitals such as provincial Chinese medicine. It is also possible to try to avoid the deposit with credit. The staff said, shared wheelchair will also layout large business super scenic spots and so on in Ji'nan area. In response, many respondents said that with the increasing distribution of shared wheelchairs, more public places were needed to build barrier free access.