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Medical Grade Tablets Enable Telehealth for Back-to-School Season

As kids all over the country head back to school, healthcare facilities plan to utilize telehealth as a tool for student physicals and health issues that may arise during the school year. Doctor’s offices have had a year and a half to understand how telehealth can be used to treat patients from a distance, while still providing quality care.

Rugged Tablets for the Military: The Navys Trusted Technology

The navy requires a rugged tablet that has built-in Wi-Fi capabilities with an option to be online when needed. They require a durable, tablet, similar to those beginners drawing tablets, that delivers superior performance and reliability even in harsh and hazardous conditions. Rugged tablets for military use ensures that no matter where their missions take them, military personnel have high-performance computing power at their fingertips.

Medical-grade Tablets Prevent the Spread of Infection with Flexibility and Mobility

Healthcare professionals need the flexibility to care for patients in different environments in order to effectively adapt to todays evolving COVID circumstances, said Daw Tsai, president of DT Research. With this understanding in mind, we created a line of medical-grade tablets designed for ultimate mobility, durability, safety, and reliability.

Battery-powered Medical Cart Computers Offer Huge Savings for Hospitals

Hospitals across the globe are searching for ways to become more efficient with internal operations and effective with patient care. The investment into Medical Cart Computers or Computers on Wheels saves hospitals thousands with a technology upgrade for the hospital that improves patient care and internal operational efficiencies. Medical Cart Computers provide mobility and portability to be able to move from room to room with ease. Find out here for more on improved medical equipment.

Telehealth Technology: Providing Healthcare from a Distance

A big game-changer when it comes to healthcare is telemedicine. Telemedicine is a general term that covers all of the ways you and your doctor can use technology to communicate without being in the same room. It includes phone calls, video chats, emails, and text messages. People also call it telehealth, digital medicine, e-health, or m-health (for mobile). Telemedicine in which a doctors appointment is done via phone or video is the new norm as a result of the pandemic and the need for safe distancing. This has been a good alternative during these challenging times when a physical appointment is difficult or hazardous.