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All-in-One Medical Computers Offers a Space Saving Solution for Medical Facilities

All-in-one medical computers offer a unique, functional design that enables medical facilities from hospital rooms, to nursing homes allowing medical professionals to maximize space in already tight rooms without hindering performance of the job. All-in-One medical cart computers offer a powerful yet energy-efficient Intel^® Core™ i processor computing platform, with an easy-to-read display to provide at-a-glance examination to ensure efficient operation.

Four Benefits of Antimicrobial Medical Tablets for Healthcare Facilities

Medical-grade tablets are UL60601-1 certified with antimicrobial enclosures designed and manufactured for healthcare use. This certification ensures standard safety and essential performance in healthcare environments. Medical tablets are perfect for field medicine use and for telemedicine use in remote locations and across large healthcare facilities.

How Rugged Medical Tablets and Cart Computers Support Telehealth

Telehealth technology has been an exciting investment avenue for many healthcare providers throughout the world. The benefits have been highlighted repeatedly, but the recent pandemic has brought telehealth technology back into the spotlight and moved it forward at a faster rate than the last several years with facilities adopting it as a service offered regularly.

DT Research Medical Tablets and Cart Computers Meets EMS’ Daily Operations Needs

Medical devices are increasingly using displays with touch panels to enhance patient care and productivity. These medical devices like tablets and panel PCs are frequently utilized in medical displays, patient monitoring systems, and hand-held devices.

Medical Tablets and Cart-Computers Offer Versatility, Efficiency & Durability for Healthcare

In today’s healthcare environment, healthcare personnel needs versatility in their technology, as well as reliability and durability. Some personnel has needs that require mobility and the need for small, portable devices that can easily be carried in the pocket of their uniform. While others have the need for a large screen that can handle viewing large graphics such as x-rays and test results.